I think most hunters do :-) Half the fun is just enjoying what’s going on around you and for the record, I know what an Osage Orange is. Used to pick them by the dozens out of road ditches near Kansas/Nebraska. My FIL used to tell stories about making fence posts out of the wood and they’d still be in use 30 years later.
Some around here 80 yrs old or more...
It's a hard wood...
I have two Osage Orange posts in my yard. One holds my street numbers on it.
They are two of four large stakes (4-5 foot) that used to hold down the wooden windmill on my great grandparents farm in Iowa. Still solid as concrete they are at least 130 years old.
One still has a bolt and some iron strapping on it where it attached to the leg of the windmill.