Remembering a Legend-Milo N. Hanson, 1945–2026

Legendary Saskatchewan Hunter Whose World-Record Whitetail Buck Redefined Big-Game History
  • Milo Hanson
    Milo Hanson
  • Dylan Layne is involved in a sport every season and works hard to excel. As a wrestler, Layne took 2nd place at Cross County on January 17 and at Freeman on January 31. “Dylan is a leader in the wrestling room naturally and being an older, experienced wrestler,” said Coach Jacob Schuetz. Great work Dylan Layne!
    Dylan Layne is involved in a sport every season and works hard to excel. As a wrestler, Layne took 2nd place at Cross County on January 17 and at Freeman on January 31. “Dylan is a leader in the wrestling room naturally and being an older, experienced wrestler,” said Coach Jacob Schuetz. Great work Dylan Layne!
    Biggar, Saskatchewan - Milo N. Hanson, the humble grain and cattle farmer whose name became synonymous with one of the most storied trophies in North American hunting lore, died on February 9, 2026 at the age of 80. His legacy — anchored by a historic moment on a snowy November morning in 1993 — will forever be etched in the annals of hunting history.A Life Rooted in the Prairie...

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