When you think about trophy whitetail hunting, Saskatchewan is always one of the first places to come to mind.  Boasting the world-record typical whitetail, a buck that scored 213 5/8 Boone & Crockett points, taken near Biggar in 1993; and with innumerable entries in the record books, the province has a deserved reputation as being the place to go if you want a chance at a buck of a lifetime. When I hunted Saskatchewan in 2007, I hunted with an outfitter well north of Meadow Lake, and was fortunate enough to take this 12-pointer, one that scored 155 6/8.