[If] meat is found in the [Temple] Courtyard, limbs are [assumed to be] burnt-offerings, but slices are [assumed to be] sin-offerings. [If meat is found] in Jerusalem, it is [assumed to be] peace-offerings. In either case it must be left until it is unfit and then removed to the place of burning.  [If meat is] found in the province, limbs are [assumed to be] unslaugh-tered, [but] slices are permitted. At the time of the pilgrimage festival when meat is plentiful, even limbs are permitted.

An animal that was found between Jerusalem and Migdal Eder or at a similar dis-tance [from Jerusalem] in any direction: males are [assumed to be] burnt-offerings, females are [assumed to be] peace-offerings.  R’ Yehudah says: Those suitable for pesach-offerings are [assumed to be] pesach-offerings, during the thirty days before Pesach.