Another tree identity.

[doghouse]

Anyone have a clue on the name of this tree. Just curious.

[JonBoy]

My first thought was Honey Locust but the thorns aren't near long enough.

[Rush2Judge]

Prosopis glandulosa

[slicktree]

Huisache

[Walker]

Twisted acacia??

[lilavidhunter]

Huisache

That’s it.

[jay07ag]

(pronounced Wee-Satch)

[sqiggy]

Don't know what it is, but where I come from, we'd call that a bush!!!
With thorny thangs on it!!!

[Pstraw]

^^^^^^^^
I'll second this statement.

[SM69]

If that’s the only one you got kill it quick and count your blessings!


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[JeffK]

Huisache

That's what it looks like to me.

[tx.biologist]

Keep it, its good deer food. Just cut it down every 4-5 years, the resprout deer will munch on it.

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[Slew]

Looks like a shade tree for the cattle!!!


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[tex4k]

Where's this at could be golden leadball or some name kinda like that, (don't remember exactly for sure), either way if it is it's one of the acacia family which is basically a first cousin to the huisache, just a little more adapted to live a bit further north.
And is also good deer and goat feed.

[doghouse]

Where's this at could be golden leadball or some name kinda like that, (don't remember exactly for sure), either way if it is it's one of the acacia family which is basically a first cousin to the huisache, just a little more adapted to live a bit further north.
And is also good deer and goat feed.

Central Mills county. It's not in my pasture. Just across the county dirt road.