More angles and size can help. Kind of looks like a femur.

Could be a caudal bone, tail, of deer sized animal. Still a vertebrae.

Bone looks like an ulna

Rib fragment to what?

Look up mogui marbles that should show you a few pictures. Growing up we found hundreds of them on our farm in Wisconsin. Just had a long thread about them on forgotten Wisconsin Facebook page.

Very tip of hoof.

Yep definitely a toe bone of probably a deer sized animal. Deer, or goat possibly.

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There was a pic on line that looked just like it but with no id. I will see if I can find it again.

If I had a way I just found it and took a picture of it.

Larger animal like cow or horse

Maybe tibia due to the slight triangular look to it

Bone with what look like cut marks on it.

That fish skull is only the top part of the skull. The rest is missing. I don’t think it’s a sturgeon. I have a sturgeon skull and they are huge. Of course I live a block from Lake Winnebago and sturgeon spearing just ended last week.

Oh it’s the proximal end of the humerus or upper part

I found a picture on line that looks very close to your fish skull. I looked up ocean fish skull identification.

I don’t have a very good amount of reference material for fish. It should be some what easy to search on line for fish skulls near your location. The second bone does look like distal end of a humerus. It is about the same size I would say a seal would be. If you can find it, one of the books I use is Mammalian Osteology by B. Miles Gilbert.

First is a fish skull second looks like part of a femur or humerus

I’m thinking, because of the size and location it was found near, it may be giant ground sloth, glyptodont, mammoth or mastodon shoulder blade. The measurements make it one large bone.

Definitely need more angles. That is very large.