Oak ID

[dhall1414]

So what is the name of this tree?
Location is east Texas.
I looked up different varieties and closest I could find was Chikapin or however you spell it!!

honestly this looks more like a Reginald. Maybe a Reggie though, depends on personality i guess.

[Burnadell]

Possibly a white oak, but I need to see the leaves and bark.

[Pstraw]

White Oak. Definitely not a Chinquapin.

[lovemylegacy]

White Oak

[sqiggy]

I forgot I had a lock on in one of these trees so this is where I’m at now. This one doesn’t seem to have any acorns but the other tree out in front of me is loaded.
White Oak is what I’ve been calling it.

[LivinADream]

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I forgot I had a lock on in one of these trees so this is where I’m at now. This one doesn’t seem to have any acorns but the other tree out in front of me is loaded.

White Oak is what I’ve been calling it.

That's definitely a white of some sort. Swamp white maybe? Not sure, but either way should be a honey hole when they start dropping.

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[Codym]

Looks like a swamp white oak to me.

[kurt68]

Swamp Chestnut oak, also called Basket Oak, or Cow Oak.

[Matt_C]

Bur oak

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THIS. Burr Oak Quercus macrocarpa Quercus macrocarpa, the bur oak, commonly spelled burr oak, is a species of oak tree native to eastern North America.

[mclipp]

Chinkapin oak is what I say.

[sqiggy]

Just looked up bur oak. According to the leaf, not a bur oak.
The swamp oak as mention above, looks like it.

[sqiggy]

Swamp Chestnut oak, also called Basket Oak, or Cow Oak.

Just looked this one up and by golly this is it. No doubt about it.

[Uncle_Milty]

That sir is definitely a Swamp Chestnut............One of the most sought after acorns by deer. Guard that thing with your life!

I have around 50 on my property and will be transplanting some up to my Dad's place. They are awesome

[Tshelly]

Oak ID



Swamp chestnut oak. I screen shot the picture you posted and entered it into the Picture this app. I have some of these same acorns near a big burr oak and I have been mistaking them for immature burr oak acorns. I have a giant burr oak loaded that I’m waiting for them to start falling. Mine is on a riverbank.




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[Playa]

It’s definitely not a burr oak, their acorns are almost the size of a golf ball when the cap is intact and the leaves are shaped differently