They will not know what kind of wood it is unless you tell them. Wood type is a low priority with them I'm sure. If asked play dumb! LOL

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I really doubt if anyone is knowledgeable enough to bother you departing the Philippines. I'm not sure about when you arrive back in the U.S. I'm in a similar situation. I have a high end custom pool cue made in the U.S. with legally imported Ivory inlays. It's the cue that I regularly use. I'm not sure if it's worth the risk to bring it out of the country with my on my next trip to the Philippines coming up in a few months. The customs in the Philippines I'm not worried about. It's only when I try to return that I'm concerned with.

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Ace, when I worked at School cues we would receive paperwork with every tusk from the DNR stating it's origin. Get a hold of the company that made it and ask them for a copy of one of there's.

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