still looking, but holy s**t the stuff I have found.
Take a look Sask Regs,
A beekeeper having hives on land other than his own may shoot bears within
one kilometre of his hives without a licence, if he receives the permission of the owner or occupant of that other land.
For the purpose of protecting his property or livestock, the owner or occupant
of any land may, without a licence, kill, on the land, any rattlesnake, carnivore,beaver or muskrat, other than a swift fox or black-footed ferret, and may destroy orremove any beaver house or dam found on the land.
Possession of dead wildlife
31.2(1) A person who finds dead wildlife may take possession of that wildlife if:
(a) to that person's knowledge, the wildlife was not killed in contravention of
the Act; and
(b) within seven days of taking possession of the dead wildlife, the person:
(i) applies to a wildlife officer for and is granted a licence authorizing
possession of dead wildlife;
(ii) provides the wildlife to a wildlife officer for inspection; and
(iii) pays the applicable licence fee.
a) an owner or occupant of any land may, within the limits of that land,
hunt upland game birds without a licence and a Saskatchewan Wildlife
Habitat Licence, during the game bird season; and
No person shall leave a big game hide in the field.
