Do you think this is a white oak?

[Cajun shooter]

I've got a whole stand of these, this one I hinge cut. None of them seem to have acorns.


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[White Falcon]

Look like Ghost Tree to me.

[Randell]

I've seen this same type of tree deflect some of my arrows in the past.

[Texas Grown]

Wish I could find a tree like that to hunt out of.

[Playa]

It's so green I can't make out what kind it is

[M16]

It looks like an evergreen.

[Cajun shooter]

Boy it's been one of those days all day long!



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[Cajun shooter]

Bump


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[Problem Child]

ita not a white oak... a white oak bark is more like a pecan tree (kind of shaggy)


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[rtjh]

Post oak

[MadHatter]

Yes imo. A small whiteoak isn't very shaggy.
Post oak leaves are usually a little darker.
Can we see the whole tree?

[BarW]

From that pick i'm gonna say post oak, ones around my house produce acorns early in the year. Usually dropping by opening of bow season.

[Cajun shooter]

ita not a white oak... a white oak bark is more like a pecan tree (kind of shaggy)


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Also these trees grow really crooked and leaning. The leaves look like a white oak leave though.

So what is it?


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[Texas Grown]

Wow! It suddenly appeared!

I'd say it was a tree with a bunch of woodpecker holes in it.


Blue oak or Canyon oak based on the leaf.

http://texastreeid.tamu.edu/content/treedetails/?id=97

[Patton]

Looks like the leaves from a post oak, which I don't believe is in the white oak family.