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IN PROGRESS
PLAN A: The pre-bug-in bug-out
Plan A is contingent on my identifying non-local zombie activity quickly, and planes not yet being grounded. It is the part of my plans that is least likely to be feasible, but if enacted offers a high survival probability. It simply involves flying to a safer location to dig-in. Upon realizing that the zombie apocalypse has begun, I will grab my BOB and head for the airport. I will head for one of five locations, including location NAV-R.
I will be wearing appropriate, low-key, ZA travel clothes:
1. Sports bra
2. Coolmax Powerlight Seamless Empire Tech Tank
3. Leather jacket
4. Jeans
5. Coolmax socks
6. Comfortable boots
7. Lightweight gloves
8. Once on the plane , an anti-viral face mask to prevent influenza etc. Nobody wants to fight zombies while sick.
Air travel: ( This is more or less what is in my BOB )
1. My AID kit (see below)
2. Passport
3. Three sets clothing
4. Bottled water
5. My water filtration bottle
6. Water purification tablets
7. Three days food ration
8. Forty carbohydrate gel packs
9. Phone
10. $2,000 cash
11. Sanitizing gel
12. Solar battery charger
13. Identification papers including gun permits
14. Emergency use birth control and Condoms
15. Bolivian Cherry Figurine
16. Tree Tent
17. Compass
18. GPS
******I do not include guns in this list because I want to reduce chances of my bag being interfered with or delayed. I will carry-on as much of the above as is allowed.
I will be heading straight from the airport to my destination. Using the advantages of society until it begins to break down. If at any point in my travel (other than on the plane) I see signs of outbreak, I will immediately leave public areas and head for the closest wilderness.
PLAN B
Plan A cannot be attempted. Planes have been grounded and/or there are zombies in my region of the country.
Bug In:
Try and get my local family to come to the house. Certain members may have to be tied up and forced to remain. Enact home defense sequence.
1. Close Storm shutters (Rated against CAT 5 hurricane and intruders)
2. Spray-paint biohazard symbol on door in bright orange.
3. Place reflective roof sheeting.
4. Fill both bathtubs with water and every available container.
5. Cut escape hole in floor of laundry room.
6. Padlock crawlspace door from inside. (leave key in lock)
7. Move six month food stores and water to second floor, by attic stairs.
8. Move all furniture to walls, leaving center spaces open.
9. Run attic fan on high 3 hours to completely vent.
10. Set air-conditioner to 60*F let run constantly. Until the Power Goes Out (UPGO)
11. Monitor world situation. UPGO
12. Charge all batteries. UPGO
Depending on the size of the group, I believe we can last quite a while in bug-in phase. We will not use light or make noise at night to avoid attention.
Bug-Out
When things in our region have calmed down a bit and hurricane season is over, we will make our to Cape Hatteras. From there we will take a boat to one of five bug-out locations. I have decided that the risk of an ocean voyage, while incredibly dangerous, poses a lesser threat than traveling by land to any of these locations.
Boat Travel
1. My AID kit (see below)
2. Two sets clothing per person
3. 300 gallons water
4. 30ltr/hour water desalinator
5. Water purification tablets
6. Twenty days food ration
7. 50 carbohydrate gel packs
8. Forty tablets Dramamine
9. Sanitizing gel
10. Solar battery charger
11. Life jackets
12. Emergency Beacon
13. Sailing charts and duplicates
14. Two sextants
15. Fishing Gear
16. Freeze-dried baitfish
17. Swiss Army knife –Large
18. Swiss Army knife – Small
19. Boning knife
20. GPS
21. Compass
22. Leatherman
23. Small Mechanics Kit
24. 10 quarts Engine oil
25. 400 feet of rope in three sections
26. Combat Knife
27. Two handguns
28. One Rifle
29. One flexible bike lock
30. One machete
31. Telescope
32. Stocked emergency raft
33. One squeeze bulb siphon kit
34. Additional rubber tubing
35. One tube Nano Glue
36. One tube super glue
37. Toiletries
38. Small Shovel
39. One can dark green spray paint
40. Four sets oars
41. Sunscreen
42. Two pair scissors
43. One backpack
44. Paper Pen
45. One bottle Scotch
46. 900 gallons gas three bladders/Preferably side harnessed to boat
47. Box Cutter
48. Escape hammer
49. Vacuum sealed seed pack
50. Edible Wild Plants of North America
51. Important Edible Plants of South America
52. Wilderness First Aid Field Guide
53. The Self Sufficient Life and How to Live It
54. Hull Patch Kit
55. WS-2010 Professional Wireless Weather Center
I do not know how long these journeys will take. Some estimates are for two days and some say five. We will be fighting ocean currents so I am planning for at least ten days aboard.
I am also considering solar modifications to the sailboat to allow it to also utilize solar energy.
Location NAV-R
1. Send out two teams to purchase dry and canned food to add to the stockpile
2. Check gasoline reserves check generator function
3. Make sure interior rear fence is functional (electrified)
4. Flood west cistern with water and seal off
5. Lock outer gates once reports reach Texas
6. Hand out guns
7. Post watch at three locations
8. Stock emergency caches
9. lay out additional barbed wire
10. Up garden production and hen count
11. Convert one percent heifers to dairy production
12.
Eostre's Aid Kit:
Basic First Aid supplies
· 2 absorbent compress dressings (5 x 9 inches)
· 25 adhesive bandages (assorted sizes)
· 1 adhesive cloth tape (10 yards x 1 inch)
· 5 antibiotic ointment packets (approximately 1 gram)
· 5 antiseptic wipe packets
· 2 packets of aspirin (81 mg each)
· 1 blanket (space blanket)
· 1 breathing barrier (with one-way valve)
· 1 instant cold compress
· 2 pair of non-latex gloves (size: large)
· 2 hydro-cortisone ointment packets (approximately 1 gram each)
· Scissors
· 1 roller bandage (3 inches wide)
· 1 roller bandage (4 inches wide)
· 5 sterile gauze pads (3 x 3 inches)
· 5 sterile gauze pads (4 x 4 inches)
· Oral thermometer (non-mercury/nonglass)
· 2 triangular bandages
· Tweezers
Additional aid supplies
· 2 rounds broad-spectrum antibiotics
· 128 doses opiate-pain killer
· 500 doses 325mg Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID)
· 2 Epinephrine Injectibles
· 30 doses anti-histamine
· Superglue
· 1 vial Gentian violet
· 500 doses Acetaminophen
· 1 small mirror
· Small sterilized needle-nose pliers
· Anti-Microbial pre-surgery wash
· 10 doses high-grade amphetamine
· 10 empty syringes
· 1 vial local anesthetic
· 4 suture kits
· 1 snake bite kit
· 1 mosquito net
· Rubber tubing
· 1 scalpel
· Radio with signal generator
EOSTRE'S SURVIVAL PLANS
PLAN A: The pre-bug-in bug-out
Plan A is contingent on my identifying non-local zombie activity quickly, and planes not yet being grounded. It is the part of my plans that is least likely to be feasible, but if enacted offers a high survival probability. It simply involves flying to a safer location to dig-in. Upon realizing that the zombie apocalypse has begun, I will grab my BOB and head for the airport. I will head for one of five locations, including location NAV-R.
I will be wearing appropriate, low-key, ZA travel clothes:
1. Sports bra
2. Coolmax Powerlight Seamless Empire Tech Tank
3. Leather jacket
4. Jeans
5. Coolmax socks
6. Comfortable boots
7. Lightweight gloves
8. Once on the plane , an anti-viral face mask to prevent influenza etc. Nobody wants to fight zombies while sick.
Air travel: ( This is more or less what is in my BOB )
1. My AID kit (see below)
2. Passport
3. Three sets clothing
4. Bottled water
5. My water filtration bottle
6. Water purification tablets
7. Three days food ration
8. Forty carbohydrate gel packs
9. Phone
10. $2,000 cash
11. Sanitizing gel
12. Solar battery charger
13. Identification papers including gun permits
14. Emergency use birth control and Condoms
15. Bolivian Cherry Figurine
16. Tree Tent
17. Compass
18. GPS
******I do not include guns in this list because I want to reduce chances of my bag being interfered with or delayed. I will carry-on as much of the above as is allowed.
I will be heading straight from the airport to my destination. Using the advantages of society until it begins to break down. If at any point in my travel (other than on the plane) I see signs of outbreak, I will immediately leave public areas and head for the closest wilderness.
PLAN B
Plan A cannot be attempted. Planes have been grounded and/or there are zombies in my region of the country.
Bug In:
Try and get my local family to come to the house. Certain members may have to be tied up and forced to remain. Enact home defense sequence.
1. Close Storm shutters (Rated against CAT 5 hurricane and intruders)
2. Spray-paint biohazard symbol on door in bright orange.
3. Place reflective roof sheeting.
4. Fill both bathtubs with water and every available container.
5. Cut escape hole in floor of laundry room.
6. Padlock crawlspace door from inside. (leave key in lock)
7. Move six month food stores and water to second floor, by attic stairs.
8. Move all furniture to walls, leaving center spaces open.
9. Run attic fan on high 3 hours to completely vent.
10. Set air-conditioner to 60*F let run constantly. Until the Power Goes Out (UPGO)
11. Monitor world situation. UPGO
12. Charge all batteries. UPGO
Depending on the size of the group, I believe we can last quite a while in bug-in phase. We will not use light or make noise at night to avoid attention.
Bug-Out
When things in our region have calmed down a bit and hurricane season is over, we will make our to Cape Hatteras. From there we will take a boat to one of five bug-out locations. I have decided that the risk of an ocean voyage, while incredibly dangerous, poses a lesser threat than traveling by land to any of these locations.
Boat Travel
1. My AID kit (see below)
2. Two sets clothing per person
3. 300 gallons water
4. 30ltr/hour water desalinator
5. Water purification tablets
6. Twenty days food ration
7. 50 carbohydrate gel packs
8. Forty tablets Dramamine
9. Sanitizing gel
10. Solar battery charger
11. Life jackets
12. Emergency Beacon
13. Sailing charts and duplicates
14. Two sextants
15. Fishing Gear
16. Freeze-dried baitfish
17. Swiss Army knife –Large
18. Swiss Army knife – Small
19. Boning knife
20. GPS
21. Compass
22. Leatherman
23. Small Mechanics Kit
24. 10 quarts Engine oil
25. 400 feet of rope in three sections
26. Combat Knife
27. Two handguns
28. One Rifle
29. One flexible bike lock
30. One machete
31. Telescope
32. Stocked emergency raft
33. One squeeze bulb siphon kit
34. Additional rubber tubing
35. One tube Nano Glue
36. One tube super glue
37. Toiletries
38. Small Shovel
39. One can dark green spray paint
40. Four sets oars
41. Sunscreen
42. Two pair scissors
43. One backpack
44. Paper Pen
45. One bottle Scotch
46. 900 gallons gas three bladders/Preferably side harnessed to boat
47. Box Cutter
48. Escape hammer
49. Vacuum sealed seed pack
50. Edible Wild Plants of North America
51. Important Edible Plants of South America
52. Wilderness First Aid Field Guide
53. The Self Sufficient Life and How to Live It
54. Hull Patch Kit
55. WS-2010 Professional Wireless Weather Center
I do not know how long these journeys will take. Some estimates are for two days and some say five. We will be fighting ocean currents so I am planning for at least ten days aboard.
I am also considering solar modifications to the sailboat to allow it to also utilize solar energy.
Location NAV-R
1. Send out two teams to purchase dry and canned food to add to the stockpile
2. Check gasoline reserves check generator function
3. Make sure interior rear fence is functional (electrified)
4. Flood west cistern with water and seal off
5. Lock outer gates once reports reach Texas
6. Hand out guns
7. Post watch at three locations
8. Stock emergency caches
9. lay out additional barbed wire
10. Up garden production and hen count
11. Convert one percent heifers to dairy production
12.
Eostre's Aid Kit:
Basic First Aid supplies
· 2 absorbent compress dressings (5 x 9 inches)
· 25 adhesive bandages (assorted sizes)
· 1 adhesive cloth tape (10 yards x 1 inch)
· 5 antibiotic ointment packets (approximately 1 gram)
· 5 antiseptic wipe packets
· 2 packets of aspirin (81 mg each)
· 1 blanket (space blanket)
· 1 breathing barrier (with one-way valve)
· 1 instant cold compress
· 2 pair of non-latex gloves (size: large)
· 2 hydro-cortisone ointment packets (approximately 1 gram each)
· Scissors
· 1 roller bandage (3 inches wide)
· 1 roller bandage (4 inches wide)
· 5 sterile gauze pads (3 x 3 inches)
· 5 sterile gauze pads (4 x 4 inches)
· Oral thermometer (non-mercury/nonglass)
· 2 triangular bandages
· Tweezers
Additional aid supplies
· 2 rounds broad-spectrum antibiotics
· 128 doses opiate-pain killer
· 500 doses 325mg Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID)
· 2 Epinephrine Injectibles
· 30 doses anti-histamine
· Superglue
· 1 vial Gentian violet
· 500 doses Acetaminophen
· 1 small mirror
· Small sterilized needle-nose pliers
· Anti-Microbial pre-surgery wash
· 10 doses high-grade amphetamine
· 10 empty syringes
· 1 vial local anesthetic
· 4 suture kits
· 1 snake bite kit
· 1 mosquito net
· Rubber tubing
· 1 scalpel
· Radio with signal generator
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My plan A is, basically "If the ZA happens when I am ready, having constructed my safe haven, and completely stocked it, then..."
Plan C is "If I have a small amount of supplies and all other plans fail, then" Plans D is "If I am alone with no supplies and no transportation, then..." So here is Plan B http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Eostre%27s+Survival+Plans This is not complete. It's not really even a plan, it's a damn list of supplies and a location. I find, however, that every idea I have for survival is completely invalidated by the fact that it has too many contingencies. In case you haven't noticed I am having a lot of trouble with this. There are so many things that could go wrong. When the ZA really hits it will probably look like something completely different than all of us have imagined. I'll keep working on Plan A, but tell me what you think about this one. |
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