Congratulations to Zack Carter (a.k.a. Pieaxeman), JoShua Bartkoske, and Sean Johnson (not pictured).

JoShua said:

"It took us four hikes, with three of them being in the final search area, we found 3 meese over the course of our hikes, with one of them leading the way to the final spot. We also had an adventure with all three of us taking two hikes to get up here but it was always in pairs, so never all three of us together at once. Also, for the clues where you had to get to locations and match the videos, we used Google Earth Pro to match up the locations exactly and get the coordinates. Took a few hours, but was worth it! And the hike up to the top of the creek bed was steep. We ended up deciding to go that way instead of the easier trail because we were right with another searcher and thought we might gain an advantage going the harder route. In the end, it worked out well but without that person being there, we never would would have gone the other direction and found the Saturn. So it was a chase down to the very end. Thank God for some providence. St. Corona and St. Anthony must have been with us. Thanks again for the clues and hints."

This hunt had a LOT of clues to solve, not to mention a lot of clues for me to come up with.
As you might already know, I released this hunt well after the June 6th release date of the other hunts because I was still creating all the clues.
I really enjoyed getting to use so many of my fun clue ideas here, but in retrospect, 216 clues is just a few too many, haha. I ended up running out of good ideas before I hit 216, and I had to occasionally break theme and/or do lame "filler" clues.

The rhythm of the clues was meant to be very helpful. The pattern I establish throughout (almost) the entire set of 216 clues is:
A clue that deals with "six".
A clue that deals with "silver".
A clue that deals with "Saturn".

Many of the trivia clues were NOT easily found by googling them, unless you add the word "six" or "silver" or "Saturn", whichever the case may be.
Here are the questions and solutions:

Here is an image of the completed map.
(Keep in mind the revealed text from q216, that this map is oriented with North pointing down)
I had a lot of fun grouping shapes to construct this. I gave myself interesting constriants, like, "every shape has to have at least two closed triangles", and "I can't reuse shapes". It made it fun for me, but it took a long time. Even with the 6 single hexes to help fill in gaps, it took me hours upon hours of trial and error to get these to fit so nicely.

And here is an approximate location of the Saturn.
(The actual location was 40.666225, -111.753111)

Fun fact: The morning I went to go hide this Saturn just so happened to be the same morning that Cline-Maxim did one of their "Side Quests". The side quest that day was the one where they were waiting for someone to find them and give them a high five. I knew instantly where they were (Neff's canyon area) and was laughing to myself because it was the very same trailhead I was planning to go to that morning anyway. I was very much the first person to the right area, but I misjudged the area a little and went up on a ridge too early. By the time I was back on the right track, I arrived 3rd to give them a high five (and as you may recall, they took the first two arrivals as qualifiers for the Treasure Quest Hunt). But they gave me a cool coin and we chatted for a while along with several other hunters. After that, I took my leave and went and hid my own treasure (and I threw the coin in for good measure).

Just for fun, here is a table showing all the login names and how many questions each one found. I used something similar (although more detailed) to be able to see people's progress on this hunt, which was a lot of fun for me.