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Black Locust is the way to go if you can find it. Naturally rot resistant, no chemical treatment needed. I used it for fence posts and vineyard posts. The below ground part showed only a little deterioration after 25 years, the above ground part was basically 100% intact and I guess would last 50 years or more. Shagbark hickory and oak are also good with oak being the easiest to work of the three. Good luck!
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