Oldschool Runescape Info on: "Mahogany Trees" via Facebook, Twitter, Piss_Gaming

 This is a collection of resources posted to have all information relevant to: Oldschool Runescape activity/training method of using "Mahogany Trees to Level 99 Woodcutting" in one place. 

— From Social medias such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Blogger, linked in this post for complete coverage of the method from its mechanics to the rates (experience/gp, hour/day, 1-99) one could achieve by chopping Mahogany Trees, and the alternatives such as (Tick Manipulation OSRS) Teaks, Redwoods . 

This has been designed to provide to the reader more info on the Mahogany trees OSRS Method of training Woodcutting to level 99 than the Wiki or /r/2007scape SubReddit might be able to offer. Now linked in sections:

Twitter: @atPiss_Gaming Status No. #401847715722563600 & 1401847327384604677

This is a Twitter thread for Mahogany Trees OSRS and the related Piss_Gaming article written up for this training method for Oldschool Runescape. It was posted by @atPissGaming on Twitter for the Tumblr Posts on the same topic, written by HelpfulnesOSRs in collaboration with the main article on Mahogany Trees to Level 99 Woodcutting in OSRS. This Tumblr adaptation (following the link) of the post includes some extra content on Farming, Woodcutting, Firemaking, for the Twitter/Tumblr audience to enjoy, whilst the Piss_Gaming article on Mahogany Trees has Woodcutting be its main topic to cover. 

There are three posts in total — the original Tweet, linking through to https://helpfulnesosrs.tumblr.com/about and its three comments/replies for links through to more information on this (OSRS) topic. These are now linked with the original content posted, below. 

• Teak Trees OSRS (XP/Experience, GE/Grand Exchange, GP/Gold Pieces)
  "I will be talking about the Teak Trees found throughout Oldschool Runescape, at the various members-only Woodcutting training areas which has these trees grow."

This is a link through to the original HelpfulnesOSRs Tumblr post, in collaboration with Piss_Gaming and their Mahogany Trees Oldschool Runescape article. Find this link in the "Tumblr" section of this post. 

• Need Help With the Teak Trees OSRS Woodcutting Training Method? F.A.Q Post
  "People often confuse the meanings of words in Oldschool Runescape, as skills become closely related in their useful resources (either used or gained), based on the item tier"

Another link through to the HelpfulnesOSRs Tumblr post, in collaboration with Piss_Gaming. This Tweet (and its link) offers an F.A.Q on "everything OSRS Mahogany Trees" - not limited by Woodcutting, as it is on the main website, going into Farming and Firemaking, Construction also. The post contents are the most Frequently Asked Questions from people looking into training their skills on Oldschool Runescape. 

• Make Woodcutting in OSRS Benefit You With Mahogany Trees Locations Near A Bank
  "If the player does with (wish) to benefit from training OSRS Woodcutting"

The third and final link from Twitter, through to this Tumblr post. 

Tumblr: "Teak-Trees-Osrs-Xpexperience-GEGrand-Exchange" (HelpfulnesOSRs Post)

This article/guide covers the methods involved in increasing the experience(/hr) rates for a few of the members-only skills; specifically, the "gathering" skills: Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, Runecrafting (niche, used for Daeyalt​ Essence).It's done by making use of a mechanic called "Tick Manipulation" - whether it's 3t, 1.5t, or the in-between and what we're looking at today, "how to" 2 Tick Teaks and some of the other useful, related (Mahogany, Yew, Redwood) tree [...]

The Tumblr post for Teak/Mahogany Trees OSRS [linked] is the final destination of the above Twitter @atPiss_Gaming posts. 

Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/PissGamingzone/posts/146027300921875

"Teak Trees OSRS (XP/Experience, GE/Grand Exchange, GP/Gold Pieces) I will be talking about the Teak Trees found"

This (linked in the above header) is the PissGamingZone Facebook posts for the Mahogany Trees OSRS, Teaks: Experience, Grand Exchange, Gold Pieces, Rates and other metrics for the skilling method.