Identifying Tree Types by Bark

that we have in our forest right here this is the oak tree little guy here that's a white oak tree and you can tell it's a wideout just by the bark this is a sour wood tree and that's what we get a lot of our honey from and there are plenty of sour wood trees here on the farm down through the woods here we've got poplar trees this is a black gum tree which is a beautiful tree it puts off little balls that look like a star pretty neat and then just in this like 20 square foot area I've got such a diversity of trees this is a wild cherry tree okay the wood is beautiful it's got a pink tinge to it and it smells wonderful over here we have a beech tree and this beech tree is kind of akin to the alder tree if you watch the video of me walking the land which should be posted yesterday I'll post it it'll be right here right there we found a beech tree that was just huge it had to be 250 years old what an awesome tree guys watch that video you'll enjoy it guys here are two oak trees okay two different types of oak trees this is a red oak and you can tell the bark the bark is a little bit different it's firmer this is a white oak which has a little bit more flaky bark the white oak puts off a lot of acorns and the deer and turkey love them the red oak is a lot prettier in the fall time it has a red tinge to it tree education for you but guys something really sad has happened I want to talk to you about it we've lost he or the pig he or had been sick for a couple days now and we tried a few things worming him give him some water he was eating really good but he just wasn't getting around like he should be our kind of had a lame leg from the get-go and I feel like he was about a six or seven year old pig anyway I hate to say it but we've lost a or the pig will have to go