It was late afternoon when I came upon the buck scrape. What size buck would make a scrape four feet long and half as wide? The answer, in the form of a fresh rub, was a few yards up the trail. The top was even with my eyes, which put it at five feet on level ground. They do indeed grow big whitetails in Saskatchewan! The biggest of all may have walked this trail. I was hunting with my camera and traveling to meet Milo Hanson, the one man who knows just how impressive a whitetail can be. Milo had claimed the new typical world record, replacing Jim Jordan's buck shot in 1914.