Milk river finds

[patrickhudson]

First time hunting Dino bones and we found a bunch of stuff along the milk river in Montana.  I have no clue what any of it is, but I know it’s all awesome

A little about us:  one of my daughters is 10 and is the only one I’ve been able to convince to love arrowheads, shark teeth, and dinosaur bones.  We love being outside.  

I just chose a couple since I’m new here and want to see what I can find out.  Thanks in advance.  
(we also found a huge 4 foot piece of beautiful petrified orange wood, lots of larger bones, toe bones, agatized bones, and what look like scapula, and heads of tibia and femurs).  
for now, here’s what I’d love to identify 

Edited April 27, 2020 by patrickhudson
Misspell and added a little bio

[patrickhudson]

Anybody?

[minnbuckeye]

@jpc and @Troodon might be able to help.

[Troodon]

Milk River badland area is typically Judith River Formation.  Not much diagnostic that I could see to try to identify what these are.

[PaleoNoel]

I agree, unidentifiable bone fragments (but hey you still found some probable dinosaur bone, which is not something everyone has the privilege of doing). 

Keep hunting that area and you'll find some awesome stuff I wager.

Have you found any dinosaur teeth there?

[jpc]

I agree... the two pieces you've shown are pretty river worn.  Either worn by the Milk, or by some nameless Cretaceous Rriver.  

 

Welcome aboard, from a tad to the south.  We'd love to see more of your finds.  

[patrickhudson]

Thanks for the responses.  Here are a few of the other bones we found.  Mostly right around the burn layer half way down the cliffs. 
agatized bone

larger bone 

four other bones with both sides shown 

[jpc]

nice bone chunks.  Don't know if there is enough there to ID any of them, except the big one which I will call a femur.  Probably a duck bill.