CLICK ON MY PROFILE (osageman) TO SEE THE PHOTO OF THE WOODEN SPOON. UNDER, LATEST PROJECTS… I can be contacted at, osagemann@yahoo.com if any one is interested in having me make a wooden utensil for them…
How is everyone ! Sorry this is taking so long to set up…
The suggestion I was given, was, to run the spoon guessing contest as a blog, so that is what I’ll do.
No one had the right guess last month, so I will use the same spoon. If you check back and see what people guessed last month, then you won’t be wasting a guess…

The rules are,
1.) Everyone will get 5 guesses. They can be used until the 25th of the month.
2.) You must pick the correct tree within a species (example: You can’t choose Locust, your guess must be black Locust or honey Locust)
3.) There will be only one winner each month. All of the correct answers will go into a hat and a winner will be pulled out (verified by the accounting firm of, Odie, Molly & Jake) the winner will be notified by email. All I ask is, just 5 dollars to cover the shipping of your utensil. I have pay-pal so that makes it easy.
4.) The contest will run until the 25th of each month and then start over on the 1st of each month. OK, let the guessing begin…
Hope this is a fun thing for everyone…:)
-- The Osage Tree






















29 comments so far
kolwdwrkr
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2253 posts in 488 days
posted 206 days ago
Osageman, It’s not suggested to run this contest as a blog. Once it is off the front page it’s off the front page. If you post it as a Project you will get the same results.
So, my suggestion is to post this as a FORUM topic, so that every time someone guesses it comes back to the front page, thus making it visible at all times. The Coffee Lounge in the Forum section is where I would post this contest.
Good luck everyone.
-- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~
a1Jim
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posted 205 days ago
I’m starting early my guess is LAWNMOWER
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com
jockmike2
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7354 posts in 1145 days
posted 205 days ago
where do you see the tree?
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
osageman
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posted 205 days ago
Hey Mike,
click on my profile and it will be to the right, under, “latest projects”
-- The Osage Tree
daltxguy
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567 posts in 812 days
posted 203 days ago
ok, some guesses
Persimmon
Hickory
btw, here is the pic of the spoon again for others to see

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kolwdwrkr
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2253 posts in 488 days
posted 203 days ago
Okay, so maybe it’s one of the following:
Dogwood
Espinillo
Siberian Elm
Honeysuckle
European Olive
I will post this on the forum topic I posted too.
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Randy Sharp
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198 posts in 571 days
posted 196 days ago
1. Ginko Biloba
2. Magnolia
Wait, you’re in New Zealand!
3. pohutukawa
4. karaka
5. eucalyptus
-- Randy, Tupelo, MS ~ May I become more like the Master Carpenter every day.
mmh
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1399 posts in 620 days
posted 196 days ago
Hmmm, Okay I’ll try:
Olive
Pecan
Hickory
Plum
Mesquite
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Kerux
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513 posts in 782 days
posted 195 days ago
Jerusalem Olive Wood
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noknot
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218 posts in 340 days
posted 195 days ago
how about osage orange
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Andy
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571 posts in 806 days
posted 194 days ago
Very well crafted spoon.
It is similar to the one I just made using Myrtle Wood,so that will be my guess even though this one doesnt show any of the characteristic Tiger Eye shimmer in the grain.But that could be just the photo.
-- " If I can make it,so can you" Andy in Oregon
Greg
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226 posts in 207 days
posted 194 days ago
How about cypress. We use big cypress spoons and paddles her ein Louisiana to make dem large kettles of Jambalaya!
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Moai
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721 posts in 292 days
posted 193 days ago
Nogal
-- Francisco Luna, San Francisco Bay Area.
Moai
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721 posts in 292 days
posted 193 days ago
Guava Tree?
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Bob_O
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20 posts in 523 days
posted 193 days ago
Black Mesquite?
Emeralds
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155 posts in 461 days
posted 191 days ago
This should be right…I think.
Osage Orange
-- JMP
Moai
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721 posts in 292 days
posted 191 days ago
Guayacan?
-- Francisco Luna, San Francisco Bay Area.
scottb
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3402 posts in 1225 days
posted 190 days ago
found,
firewood,
mystery wood,
I gots nothing.
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RobS
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1243 posts in 1205 days
posted 190 days ago
Fir, cedar, elm
-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX
Christopher
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563 posts in 818 days
posted 188 days ago
Morning?
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slydogx
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2 posts in 187 days
posted 187 days ago
1)black cherry
2)chestnut
3)quaking aspen
4)lyptus
5)tulip tree
Don Newton
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532 posts in 517 days
posted 186 days ago
Pussy Willow?
-- Don, Pittsburgh
Don Newton
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532 posts in 517 days
posted 185 days ago
Jarrah
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iannlb
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11 posts in 678 days
posted 184 days ago
got to be olivewood
-- Iannlb
kimball
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51 posts in 195 days
posted 184 days ago
monkey pod
osageman
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58 posts in 269 days
posted 184 days ago
No one picked the correct wood that the spoon was made out of this month… I didn’t think it would be that difficult. I guess it was as difficult as me figuring out how to run this contest smoothly. I enjoy giving away a spoon a month…
I am very limited on doing things on the internet. I really don’t understand how things on this site work. To run a successful contest each month I need to understand how things work. I will figure it out and when I do, I’ll start the spoon guessing contest again. Sorry that it didn’t go as well as it should have.
Please send me suggestions (again) and I will look at them and figure out the best way to run the contest. Looking forward to those suggestions, again. Please make them simple… John
-- The Osage Tree
Dennis Zongker
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1018 posts in 490 days
posted 182 days ago
Maple
Cherry
Birch
Pine
cotton wood
-- Dennis Zongker
iannlb
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11 posts in 678 days
posted 181 days ago
Spanish cedar
cedar of lebanon
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Bob_O
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20 posts in 523 days
posted 160 days ago
Some sort of Ash… black ash or mountain ash?