Same for Finland for the usual "reindeer" i.e. the semi-domesticated ones in Lapland (although afaik it's not just Saami who can own them), but we also have Finnish forest reindeer, historically native to most of Finland iirc and northwestern Russia, and which has been and is being reintroduced in some areas with suitable forested areas.

Those are somewhat legal to hunt - in very limited numbers, in one region that has the highest populations only, and even then supposedly only to prevent the wild forest reindeer and the domesticated reindeer herds from mixing. So pretty much only by locals and not primarily for hunting reasons.