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Ash was my first guess.

I don't know the varieties very well.

Hickory

Acer Mortuus

I would think black locust and sassafras bark might work well too

No

Could be

Very soft and light weight wood, kinda smells like pickles or something sour, but I'd need to smell it more to be sure. What is it?

This was by a lake, 50ft from the edge. 8-11" diameter, 30-40ft tall.

Wilson county TN

What kind is this tree? Deciduous, it has very white wood, heartwood color unknown. It has a wound with hardened sap around the edges, with a color and smell resembling yellow pine. Sucker growth from near the base of the trunk like some softwoods like to do. The wood has no noticeable...

Unfortunately I didn't get any pictured of it, but I was around a few new to me trees last week. One had light grey bark, and had characteristics of a deciduous softwood. There were what looked like nut clusters hanging from it, almost like pecans. The brown shells still hanging on the tree...

That's where my citrus guess came from. I saw an ad for one of those on google images just searching for a plant with big thorny stems. I wonder how animals are supposed to spread the seeds when it protects the fruit so well?

Citrus?

Hedge Apple More interesting if you find a twisty piece.

Too early in the year.

Others say my tree was a sassafras

Understandable, I expected pine as a guess, but it is definitely a non sappy deciduous hardwood that's a bit on the soft side. A tree I rarely see.

Pics of the wood

I removed a tree today that I've seen once before, but I don't know what it is. My guess is some sort of Ash. It has dark thick bark, looks like cottonwood bark at a glance, but just under the surface color the bark is a light brown. The bark is easily crushed relative to other tree bark. The...