Poison Oak?
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I can't say for certain but I wouldn't touch it until I knew for sure!
Pic of poison oak I found on the web.
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Not poison oak, but I don't know what poison ivy looks like... Don't touch it
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Sure looks like poison oak.
It's NOT poison ivy
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I'm so allergic to that stuff that its almost like if its floating around in the air I can get it, and then when I do, its a steroid shot at the Dr's office for sure after that. Spreads like wildfire on me.Comment
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^^This^^ I don't think it's poison oak or poison ivy. Looks more like a woody shrub than a vine. Having said that, I wouldn't take any chances until you know for sure.Originally posted by cheez View PostI can't say for certain but I wouldn't touch it until I knew for sure!Comment
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Get some gloves and pull it out and throw it in the trash can for safe measures.Comment
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I not it is not poison ivy. Don't think it oak but want other opinions. It has a thick truck from the ground to the leaves. I didn't think poison oak had that.Comment
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Leaves of three,leave them be.Comment
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How big are the leaves, where is it growing? Maybe skunkbush sumac?Comment
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Looks very much like it, that is my educated guess from the picture. Skunkbush is also tri-foliate and has a red stem like that when younger. It is a woody plant as it matures. If it is skunkbush it is very good wildlife forage. Deer love the high protein in the leaves and turkey use the small fruit when it does produce.Comment
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That is what it is. I game cam pics of deer eating it.Originally posted by buxNdux View PostComment
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The vacant lot next door was full of it and it does cause me the itches. I call it poison ivy and it has the 3 leaves and the vine stems have the little legs that attach to the tree/shrub it's climbing. However, it does respond to brush and stump killer, and I've largely eliminated it from the lot.Comment
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Lots of different varieties of poison oak. I currently have it!! And this is the fourth time this year
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