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<blockquote data-quote="wjschmaltz" data-source="post: 336654" data-attributes="member: 6150">I haven't been able to buy an onion or banana for 3 weeks.&nbsp; I was at the store Saturday evening and basically all the dairy was empty besides some milk.&nbsp; Went to buy chicken breasts and there was nothing - fresh or frozen.&nbsp; Noticed most of the other meat section was also wiped clean.&nbsp; We have 3 freezers at the house full of mostly meat so not too much stress here.&nbsp; But it's still nice to be eating fresh fruits and vegetables instead of frozen.&nbsp; And we only have sheep/moose/caribou/salmon/halibut so it's nice to eat chicken once every couple weeks.&nbsp; Such is life in 2022 I guess.&nbsp; I'm going to have to make each fishing trip count this year with the price of fuel and how far I travel for sockeye fishing.&nbsp; Same with hunting, depending on what price is when the barge is loaded, 100 LL in the village may be up to $15+/gallon by next fall!&nbsp; One of my outfitter buddies was telling me that just between increased airplane/boat fuel and insurance costs last year, his annual (June-September) operating cost went up by about $200K.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you've ever wanted to do an expedition hunting or fishing trip, I would recommend locking in a price sooner than later!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wjschmaltz, post: 336654, member: 6150"] I haven't been able to buy an onion or banana for 3 weeks. I was at the store Saturday evening and basically all the dairy was empty besides some milk. Went to buy chicken breasts and there was nothing - fresh or frozen. Noticed most of the other meat section was also wiped clean. We have 3 freezers at the house full of mostly meat so not too much stress here. But it's still nice to be eating fresh fruits and vegetables instead of frozen. And we only have sheep/moose/caribou/salmon/halibut so it's nice to eat chicken once every couple weeks. Such is life in 2022 I guess. I'm going to have to make each fishing trip count this year with the price of fuel and how far I travel for sockeye fishing. Same with hunting, depending on what price is when the barge is loaded, 100 LL in the village may be up to $15+/gallon by next fall! One of my outfitter buddies was telling me that just between increased airplane/boat fuel and insurance costs last year, his annual (June-September) operating cost went up by about $200K. If you've ever wanted to do an expedition hunting or fishing trip, I would recommend locking in a price sooner than later! [/QUOTE]

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