Moose or cow or ?

[dcoggerqq]

[Meganeura]

Horse, i think actually. I believe that's a cannon bone for a perissodactylid? I could be wrong - but it's definitely not an artiodactylid like a cow/bison/deer/moose.

Horse cannon bone for comparison:

Edited September 30, 2022 by Meganeura

[Fossildude19]

Looks recent, and not a fossil, to me. 

[JohnJ]

@dcoggerqq

 

Welcome to TFF.

 

Multiple photos, size and general location are always useful for identifications.  That said, this looks more like a distal humerus of some kind.

[Harry Pristis]

I agree with JohnJ -- a distal humerus, likely recent.

 

 

[Brandy Cole]

So the view in the first picture looks like a caudal view of the distal end of a large mammal humerus.  

You may wish to compare it to cow here:

http://www.boneid.net/product/medial-view-right-cattle-humerus/

 

And moose here:

https://virtual.imnh.iri.isu.edu/Osteo/View/Moose/645

 

I don't know the condition of fossilized bones in your area or how it feels to you, but based on colors and apparent texture in the picture, I would think it was modern if I found it.

[Rockwood]

Maine moose. No match for freight train.

 

 

 

Edited October 1, 2022 by Rockwood
duplicate photo

[Ginger0412]

I don't know what those bones are, but they are wonderful nonetheless!