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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 772129" data-attributes="member: 637"><p>Lucky_P,</p><p>I am always looking at the big tree registry, and Georgia had a Bur Oak tree listed, and I was thinking they had moved there. But I looked back at the registry, and the oak is much smaller. So, it had to be a transplant. I did find a record of a Bur Oak in Arkansas in the Registry with 404 points. So, it must of been a whopper. </p><p>It shows in Tennessee to have the largest Bur Oak tree in Hendersonville, and one in McMinnville. These two trees are three or more hours away from home. Then I found an article where it shows the trees to be in Lake, Obion and Dyer counties, which are just a short ride. This is next to Missouri, where you spent time with the trees Then in Stewart and Montgomery County, which would take an hour. Now if I can find the few trees that they are saying to be in those counties. Probably in someone's front yard :shock: </p><p></p><p>Did your friend work on the McBaine Bur Oak? If you type in Bur Oak, you usually get a picture of it. It is a beautiful oak.</p><p>Chuckie</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 772129, member: 637"] Lucky_P, I am always looking at the big tree registry, and Georgia had a Bur Oak tree listed, and I was thinking they had moved there. But I looked back at the registry, and the oak is much smaller. So, it had to be a transplant. I did find a record of a Bur Oak in Arkansas in the Registry with 404 points. So, it must of been a whopper. It shows in Tennessee to have the largest Bur Oak tree in Hendersonville, and one in McMinnville. These two trees are three or more hours away from home. Then I found an article where it shows the trees to be in Lake, Obion and Dyer counties, which are just a short ride. This is next to Missouri, where you spent time with the trees Then in Stewart and Montgomery County, which would take an hour. Now if I can find the few trees that they are saying to be in those counties. Probably in someone's front yard :shock: Did your friend work on the McBaine Bur Oak? If you type in Bur Oak, you usually get a picture of it. It is a beautiful oak. Chuckie [/QUOTE]
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