Went for a walk in new woods, ID please
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That's a burr.
Effectively, a tree scab.
Some people cut them off and use them to make tool handles or bowls and cutlery type things. But you shouldn't go cutting them off live and healthy trees.
Not sure what kind of tree that is. The lenticels (the slash like marks on the bark) make me think it's some kind of Poplar (an aspen, perhaps?), but I'm far from certain. Lenticels are also common on fruit trees, but it just doesn't say fruit tree to me. A picture of the leaves would help.
Effectively, a tree scab.
Some people cut them off and use them to make tool handles or bowls and cutlery type things. But you shouldn't go cutting them off live and healthy trees.
Not sure what kind of tree that is. The lenticels (the slash like marks on the bark) make me think it's some kind of Poplar (an aspen, perhaps?), but I'm far from certain. Lenticels are also common on fruit trees, but it just doesn't say fruit tree to me. A picture of the leaves would help.
Nice burl.
As for the tree, it could be poplar as Wander said but it does have the appearance of willow as well.
As for the tree, it could be poplar as Wander said but it does have the appearance of willow as well.
Thanks, Going to go back this week. I'll take some more photos of Tree.
That's something I wouldn't do cut off, like others to find & see.
That's something I wouldn't do cut off, like others to find & see.
Goat willow that. Its pretty tough stuff for a willow. Cant say I have ever come across a burl on a willow. I would ask permission and harvest for a project if possible.
when i was a young child, my uncle used to tell me that they were bears. 
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