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Question Diesel prices April 2026 edition

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Deer, antelope, elk, bear, and lion. Grouse season is open as well. This is the 6x6 I got last week.

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I imagine they don't die right away from the arrow, do you have to track it far before claiming?
 
I imagine they don't die right away from the arrow, do you have to track it far before claiming?
This one was about 50 yards from where he was shot. The goal is to strike both lungs and get a complete pass through of the arrow. The proper shot selection(quartering away) and hitting the correct aimpoint make all the difference in making a quick recovery of the animal.
 
Ending a 3 week trip AZ to SD and back. 6.29gal has been typical. Got ass raped at a marathon I Durango at 6.69gal. I let myself get low and had no choice to add half a tank to get me down the road. Love Co. But the fuel situation sucks. Gas stations are all tiny!!! Now i know why everyone drives a Subaru in that state.
 
We leave today to head south to Klamath Falls OR. The diesel in Bend OR at the Costco is $5.99. Cheaper than here in WA state.
 
We leave today to head south to Klamath Falls OR. The diesel in Bend OR at the Costco is $5.99. Cheaper than here in WA state.
Good to know. We should be able to make it to the Costco in Tigard from Vancouver Canada before we need to refuel.
 
Neal - Don't "wait it out". Go forth while the debauched fiat dollars in your cash bank balances and arriving income streams can still buy something AND is still under your discretionary control.

Not to panic anybody or get political here, but unspent cash is like a banana left on a sunny kitchen windowsill. Leave it unused for a while and it becomes black, runny and needs thrown away, useless to your purpose.

If comes to pass any of the dire potential circumstances of money printing increasing further to cover national debt, or a Greece-style "haircut" (reverse interest on bank accounts), or some carrying out of the "sieze the means of production" nuttiness being promoted, we will all here wish that we had "made hay while the sun shined".

My 2500 Crew diesel sleeps at the moment with a full tank of Unicorn Diesel, (bought for $4.79 undiscounted credit card rate on 12 August when $5.19 was the local price prevailing here). Soon as the air bag suspension trim install wraps up, the race is on to travel as much as possible before the next national calamity op unfolds!
In the 70's there was a gentlemans agreement between the US and OPEC.

oil would be sold only in US dollars.

With the abandonment of that agreement a few years back. The countries no longer need to buy oil in dollars. So there is a bunch of countries dumping those USeless dollars into a saturated market.

One way to look at what is happening right now would be to think of it as a margin call on US currency.

As was stated above! Holding on to a failed stock expecting it to recover is a fools errand.

Enjoy while you can or stock up on necessities. Do what sounds best to you!
 

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