What tree is this?

[savin yours]

I’ve heard some people call it a Senna(sp?)bean tree?



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[kurt68]

Honey Locust

[BrandonA]

Honey Locust

[jlinville]

My initial thought was Mimosa until I saw the thorns. EEK!

[softpoint]

Honey locust. I have seen thorns up to 6 inches long on those. Poison it or girdle it.. Sennabean is more of a weed, although they do get pretty big. They don't have thorns, but the leaves do look similar.

[Deerguy]

Honey locust. It's a legume and actually a pretty fair deer food, but can be invasive. And a problem obviously if next to a road. Typically grows in low, wet areas, but not exclusively. There is a thornless plant with a similar leaf structure (also a legume) called senna-bean (or rattle-bush), but this isn't it.

[mikemorvan]

Butcher Bird’s favorite tree

[muzzlebrake]

Flat tire tree.

[muzzlebrake]

Butcher Bird’s favorite tree

I've seen shrike birds eating a grasshopper impaled on the thorns many times. Fannin county must be the mother lode of Honey locust. Every farmer hates them for what they do.

[BTLowry]

Yep
Honey Locust, spent last weekend basal spraying a bunch with Remedy Ultra/diesel mix. Them and black locusts

[bakin7005]

Hunt over that tree.

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[Briar Friar]

Covered in poison ivy tree. Thats a bad day of brush clearing waiting to happen.

[savin yours]

Thank you folks!


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[Uncle Saggy]

Flat tire tree.

That’s what we call them


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