Hunter Has Crazy Request About Hunting Sasquatch

A hunter called a police station in northeastern Washington and asked them if it's legal to hunt a Sasquatch.

If you're planning to go camping or hunting in the northeastern part of Washington, you may want to stay home. Or, if you're hairy and plan on camping there, keep your shirt on because you could be a target.

The Stevens County Sheriffs Office posted on their Facebook Page that they were contacted by a man asking if it's allowed to hunt in their area. Not just hunt big game. He wants to hunt Big Foot. He mentioned he's coming to town around April to hunt Big Foot. The hunter also inquired about needing a special license to hunt the hairy mythical creature.

Related: Big Foot Now Exists In South Carolina

The police department told the man that he was contacting the wrong people for answers, the Facebook post said. They advised him to contact the Fish & Wildlife Office. The funny thing about this is he did contact him about hunting the big hairy creature, they directed him to call the police. The police took a message and passed it up the chain of command at the police department. The hunter also wanted to clarify to them that he only wants to hunt a MALE sasquatch. So, all the female sasquatches are safe.

The patrol chief responded back to the man's request and questions. He passed along two guidelines and pieces of information for others who are wanting to travel and hunt in the same area.

One: The guy wanting to hunt sasquatch asked about hunting in an area called Meadow Lake, which is in a different county. If you need more info, ask the sheriff there.

Two: He's pretty sure there is not a sasquatch around the area. He then says if there was one out there, one of his deputies would have hit one with their car by now.

Which got me thinking. Are there any places in Las Vegas where you can get a really great S'mores dish? Of course there are. Quite a few, actually. Because we're Vegas. Home to some of the most creative and inspired chefs in the world. So we did a little digging and found some amazing local treats to try, in honor of one of the sweetest national holidays around.

And the beloved S'more has been around for almost a century now. The invention of the tasty delicacy is attributed to an American entrepreneur named Alec Barnum. But little is known about him or the validity of this origin story. So we'll stick with what we do know. The first people to make record of the S'more was a tribe of young women with grit, fervor, and cookies.

Yep. I'm talking about the Girl Scouts of America. We can thank those little cookie-pushers for first publishing the S'mores recipe in their 1927 publication. Called Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts, the publication actually called the treat "Some More's". It wasn't until a year later the recipe was printed under the name we know it as today (nationaldaycalender.com).

Which is just the two words combined into a contraction. Is it because people ask for a second one while their mouth is still full with the first? Asking for a friend.

And the recipe has been the same ever since that first publication. Two pieces of graham cracker. A toasted marshmallow. And half a chocolate bar. People have done a lot to alter the traditional recipe, but the original was so perfect that it's never permanently evolved into anything else.

So feel free to make a S'more this weekend at home to celebrate. Or you can get out of the house and try one of these sweet treats around Vegas that are a delicious twist on our old favorite.

- Wendy Rush, 96.3 KKLZ

Okay I'm officially drooling over here. This place has so many amazing options, it would be hard to pick just one. Good thing you have a reason to decide on the s'mores pancakes. And you should.

Oh. My. Gosh. What kind of chocolate-covered sorcery is this? A funnel cake...topped with all the s'mores fixin's. Need I say more?

It's not just food chefs are infusing s'mores into. Try the s'mores mocha at Hash House A Go Go and you'll be so hooked, you might order one to go for your next camping trip.

Celebrating National S'mores Day at Hershey's Chocolate is kind of a given. Since Hershey's chocolate is part of what started this whole s'mores revolution. But now they let you mix it up with different flavors of candy on your s'more. Which they toast right in front of you, I might add. Delish.

If you're a fan of milkshakes, you have to try the Campfire S'mores from Holstein's. Located in the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Holstein's has gourmet burgers and some of the best shakes on the strip. They're fun to look at and even better to drink. And if you're indulging without driving, check out their alcoholic shakes.

This place is close to our house. And we've frequented it many times. Not only do they have a S'mores option for their rolled ice cream, but they make it right in front of you. It's a really cool, and tasty, way to celebrate the S'more.

If you're more into the traditional scoop of ice cream, this is a perfect pick. It's loaded with all our favorite s'mores ingredients.

Crumbl Cookies are so ridiculously good, you would think they couldn't get any better. Until you try the S'mores one. I just had an idea...make a S'more WITH the S'mores cookie!! Okay I need to calm down.

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