An easy way that I plan to survive the coming badness, is to, on Z-Day, murder my friend and family, and use their bodies as bait to lure the zombies away. Now, this may seem harsh at first, but I'd rather have them be useful in saving my own hide, than to allow them to live in a world where their most vivid and realistic fear is being torn limb from limb in a violent frenzy of rotted limbs.

The Second part of the plan, once my loose ends have been tied up, is to use the zombies that I kill, as more bait to draw them away, till I can get to a dock, or something such as that.

Once I am on the dock, I will launch a boat, and pick the undead punks off from the ocean.

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It's pretty simple, really. I live in a subdivision about 10 miles away from any kind of shopping and 20 miles away from any major population center. My plan is based on no support being available from any neighbor, and hopefully lasting at least one year.

First-water. We have an artesian well. Unless a water line breaks, we have water. If one breaks... well, pray for rain, I guess.

Second-sanitation. We have a septic tank and drainage field. It requires nothing but running water to work.

Third-food. We'll stockpile shelf-stable stuff, canned goods mostly, between now and then. There's room in our backyard to grow vegetables, and last year we gave it a try. We know we need to work on the soil a bit, it's kind of sandy, but it should work.

Finally-protection. I have enough plywood to board the front windows and door over, and there's a six-foot fence on the back yard that butts up to woods. At the first sign of zombies I'd start reinforcing the fence with wood from both the woods and the front porch. While the fence won't hold off thousands of zombies, it should be good for anything under a hundred. The lack of heavy population locally suggests to me that our threat should be limited to a few to a dozen at a time, which we can pick off with the rifle or hit with the sledge.

My "basement" is half exposed, and made of 5000 psi concrete. It has one window and one door. This will be the backup position. I will have a plywood cover to quickly nail in place with a couple of firing holes cut into it. Hopefully we'll be able to use the rifle to reduce any numbers in the yard, until it can be reopened, If not, then we will be facing malnutrition, but should still last a year.

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