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Shekalim Daf Chuf discusses the halachos of found animals and their treatment as korbanos.
Animals found between Yerushalayim and Megdal Eider are treated as Olos if male and Shelamim if female.
R' Yehuda says that within 30 days before Pesach, an animal fit to be used as a Pesach is treated as a Pesach.
Beis Din instituted that nesachim are paid for from the funds of the tzibbur, rather than the finder.
R' Shimon lists 7 things instituted by Beis Din, including the payment of nesachim for a goy's korbon Olah and the use of a ger's leftover money for nesachim.
The Gemara discusses the treatment of found animals, with R' Hoshaya Rabbah saying that the animal is not itself brought as a korbon, but rather the kedusha is removed onto money and two animals are purchased.
R' Yochanan disagrees, saying that the animals themselves are brought as korbanos, following the majority of korbanos brought from that animal.
The Gemara also discusses the halachos of the Kohen Gadol's mincha, including the payment for it and what happens if the Kohen Gadol dies or is replaced.
A Braisa says that a Kohen must bring a Minchas Chavitin before doing the Avodah for the first time, and R' Mana says that a Kohen who is appointed as Kohen Gadol must bring two Minchas Chavitin.
The Gemara concludes with a discussion of what happens if the Kohen Gadol dies or is replaced, and whether a daily minchas chavitin is still brought from his estate or from the money of the tzibbur.