Ammunition for hunting.
A$2 or $3 round will probably be the least expensive part of your hunt.

Whatever gets me ready for being self sufficient.

The way the grid is going trying to push electricity on us with smart meters skyrocketing rates, and rates going up I think 14% here and again in a year after that we're thinking about ditching it except a small solar array.

So before that, I spend a lot of my "extra" money on hand tools for carpentry, log building woodworking & farming/gardening. Looking into blacksmithing in the future.

Also firearms, reloading gear, fishing, trapping now, and stockpiling small amounts of fasteners, lumber, shingles etc building materials in an extra shed for if I need to do emergency home repairs, some extra food outside of the garden preserves etc.

gas for the boat , I never seem to bauk at that even though I only get premium and it has been around $4 a gallon lately.
proably helps i can run the new motor fishing all day on 12 dollars

also bait , as long as it catches fish. I hate it when all the minnows die on the way to the river.

22lr at a good price , you know you could have to much , but not if you are shooting it regular.

Cheesie’s, chocolate covered almonds, and mikes hard lemonade.

Want to smell my breath?

… crepes and cheap perfume secondary now ?

… glad to see you’re growing up lol

Fishing equipment I don’t need lol and always ammunition that I don’t need like .22 rounds I’ve got I’ve 40 thousand rounds

One I forgot; taking a day off work!!
I guess that’s losing money, not spending but same idea

Gardening stuff, guns/reloading stuff, leather and the tools to do leather work...

Whether it's a want or need, I don't mind spending money on stuff that is reliable, durable and works as it should.

Mike

The great outdoors,hunting,trapping,and fishing trips