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| The_Anomoly | A (perhaps) more logical survival plan | 18 | Apr 7 2012, 3:57 PM EDT by The_Anomoly | ||||
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I've thought for quite a while about what I would do if placed in a Z-day situation. I work at a news station as a live truck operator/videographer so anytime something big hits within 60 miles, I get a call. Usually, by the time something "breaking" is happening, I've known for at least 30 minutes. Hopefully this will give me a bit of an edge over the average person.
When Z-day hits I'm headed straight home. I endured the NE blackout of 2003 and as such have made plans in case any other such situation arises. Most of the preparations also coincide with my Z-Day plan. At home I have a ACU Molle duffel bag filled with supplies for a single person for about 2 weeks perhaps longer if rationed. I've got a little over 2 gallons of drinking water, granola, rice, pinto beans, and trail mix. as well as a 2 bottle of flintstones vitamins (i like what I like). Once I've got my stuff loaded into my car, I'm headed to my second job. I work part-time at a video production house with about a dozen co-workers. The nice thing is out audio booth is virtually impenetrable. The walls, floor and ceiling are all concrete (to deafen sound) and the door is a airtight metal door about 5" thick. The room has its own ventilation system to prevent hearing air noise, and while has no lock (air tight seal is quite strong) it can be boarded shut with the simple 2x8 I keep under my bed. Our office only has 1 entrance and 3 exits, so once I secure the audio booth as my shelter, I should be able to clear out the rest of the office and fortify it to give me a bit more room. I plan to stay here for at least the first 3 days to let the crazy people kill each other off. Being that I am the only person in my office without kids, I don't imagine once the outbreak occurs anybody else will come back to the office.
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| MrSpacker | Will's (my) plan | 10 | Apr 5 2012, 11:50 PM EDT by Jamez820 | ||||
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I am 16 years old. Since I live in England, firearms are out of the question. I own a 7" bladed hunting knife and a sturdy, birch-wood baseball bat. I own nothing that could destroy a staircase without risking injury to myself or without destroying the tool at hand. At the bottom floor, there are 8 kitchen knives, including one very long (10") knife and a meat cleaver, although I have no intention of using them. My plan is that, when I inevitably either hear the screams of the dying, the moans of the undead or even just a dire news report, I will gather up what canned food and bottled water I own, and put them in a backpack. I will then call my mother and tell her to drive to Stowe woods (a huge forest in the middle of nowhere). My brother has been previously briefed on this plan, and so knows to return home if an outbreak hits.
My grandmother lives just down the road, but I am undecided on what to do about her (which is why I am posting this plan, for help with this part) . I will have the baseball bat while my brother has the knife. We will set off on the road to the forest, which I have walked along many times and I am used to. The road passes through no towns apart from a couple farms. When we reach Stowe, we will wait for my mother, maybe calling her a couple of times, then when she arrives we will enter the forest. There is, very deep in Stowe, a long-abandoned log house, which is situated on a huge, incredibly steep hill. The reason we can climb it, and have climbed it, is because we use both our hands and feet, due to the sheer angle of the hill. When we reach the top, we will begin fortifying the log house. We will spend a night or two there, then I will set out to my father's house, around 2-3 miles away, through more country lanes. He owns many useful tools, such as axes, hammers, nails and other classical farming tools. At him house, I also have a .177 1250 fps air rifle, capable of hunting small game with ease.
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| The_Anamoly | a (perhaps) more logical survival plan | 3 | Mar 25 2012, 11:54 AM EDT by The_Anamoly | ||||
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I've thought for quite a while about what I would do if placed in a Z-day situation. I work at a news station as a live truck operator/videographer so anytime something big hits within 60 miles, I get a call. Usually, by the time something "breaking" is happening, I've known for at least 30 minutes. Hopefully this will give me a bit of an edge over the average person.
When Z-day hits I'm headed straight home. I endured the NE blackout of 2003 and as such have made plans in case any other such situation arises. Most of the preparations also coincide with my Z-Day plan. At home I have a ACU Molle duffel bag filled with supplies for a single person for about 2 weeks perhaps longer if rationed. I've got a little over 2 gallons of drinking water, granola, rice, pinto beans, and trail mix. as well as a 2 bottle of flintstones vitamins (i like what I like). Once I've got my stuff loaded into my car, I'm headed to my second job. I work part-time at a video production house with about a dozen co-workers. The nice thing is out audio booth is virtually impenetrable. The walls, floor and ceiling are all concrete (to deafen sound) and the door is a airtight metal door about 5" thick. The room has its own ventilation system to prevent hearing air noise, and while has no lock (air tight seal is quite strong) it can be boarded shut with the simple 2x8 I keep under my bed. Our office only has 1 entrance and 3 exits, so once I secure the audio booth as my shelter, I should be able to clear out the rest of the office and fortify it to give me a bit more room. I plan to stay here for at least the first 3 days to let the crazy people kill each other off. Being that I am the only person in my office without kids, I don't imagine once the outbreak occurs anybody else will come back to the office.
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| wookieeewok | Reply as My plan for Z-day | 9 | Mar 7 2012, 8:55 PM EST by Zee-Man | ||||
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If I'm at home I'll board up my doors and windows, grab a gun (my dad has 30+), run upstairs and destroy the staircase(there is a ladder upstairs just encase I need to get back down for supplies) and hold out as long as I can. Since I live in a rural area with few people and many guns I should last for a long time.
Since I'm only 15 I also have school to worry about, so If I'm at school I will try to find anything that could be used as a weapon then try to find my sister. Then I would try to run away from the city. If I cant find my mother or a have to leave the city immediately I have a friend just outside of the city limits that is relatively well prepared for an outbreak. Please tell me what you think.
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| william5354 | William's plan | 2 | Nov 13 2011, 5:26 PM EST by PedroAsani | ||||
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| UtahZombieSurvival | UtahZombieSurvival's Plan | 2 | May 20 2011, 7:37 PM EDT by FrankLeeDeRainged | ||||
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(Assuming I'm at Home) The moment I hear about the Zombie Outbreak I will be on the radio in my office. From there I will contact ZRS Command. I will give them all the details I have (assuming I'm one of the first to know.) From there I will then contact local ZRS members and give them the go-ahead to execute the main plans. From there I will start to fortify my home. The backyards gate will be barricaded tight. The lower windows will be covered and locked. The front door will be welded closed and the upper windows will be opened and set up for gunner and watchman positions. During this time (assuming they havn't died or the outbreak didn't happen in the immediate area) Close members will make their way to my area with their supplies. They will be helped in through a window or the back fence and the command post can be set up. Once my home/post has been secured we will radio in to ZRS command saying we have finished securing the area. Then we will wait 3 days. On the third day we will gather teams and shifts to make our way to local parks for gathering and locating other survivors. My home will be arranged in a way to give medical attention. Each member of my team is trained in basic and advanced First Aid. Along with various forms of other medical attention. Radio Contact will be kept with other posts and with ZRS Command. After the first search party. Rescue Crews will go out once every 2 weeks. They will also slowly re-secure areas of the neighborhood. In the rare event of a breach. Or if the area I'm in is a heavy hot zone. Evacuation Procedures will be made to form a convoy and head into the mountains where we have a preset long-term camping location set out.
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| Slycooper120 | Will B. survival plan. (page: 1 2 3) | 57 | Apr 6 2011, 1:13 PM EDT by inu-dude25 | ||||
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Thread started: Mar 27 2011, 6:43 PM EDT
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well in case of anything smaller than a class 4, my plan is to fly down to the local WM and grab a few boxes of rounds, and some supplys like water and non perrishable food. Then head back, and prep the house with boards. If its a class 4, ill use my CB radio to call up my old friend and he will get me and my team back to his old plantation house. He has an armorment that looks like its part of the military's. Its out in the open, with proximety alarms, and we have a field to plant. so we will hold out there. We may use CB's to attract other survivors, but only if they pull there weight.
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| cooper3331 | With what little i have (page: 1 2 3 4 5 ... last page) | 104 | Apr 2 2011, 12:27 AM EDT by chitoryu12 | ||||
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Thread started: Mar 31 2011, 8:06 PM EDT
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if push comes to shove and the military doesn't contain infection, i would, to put it lightly, be screwed with multiple royal shafts. with that being said i have a secret weapon... smarts. my only firearm is a glock 23 (.40 i think) that shows how much i know about guns though. the reason my brain is my secret weapon is my brain is because im basically a walking supercomputer(so ive been told) and can easily weigh odds and the probability of situations im in. im not the fastest,strongest, handsomest but i can easily out smart them. anyway now my plan.
considering my weapon, physical situation i have decided to bug in.i live in a apartment complex about 30m from Chicago. the stairs can easily be dismantled and the apartments doors are standard wood w/ steel reinforcements and a deadbolt and chain. i live a block and a half from a church, rather, a cathedral, that is FULL of food,water, wine. the church also grows food for the homeless, so they will have seeds. i also know how to pick locks and how to distill alchohal. if the maggot munchers get too rowdy i always have a door to the landlords room and i know that he has a secret door to somewhere(hopefully away) and can easily get to the cathedral and it has huge steel doors. hopefully my big head will stat intact. :)
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| VoodooHack | VoodooHack's Zombie Apocalypse Survival Plan | 3 | Jan 27 2011, 4:27 PM EST by VoodooHack | ||||
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PART 1
Considerations: Who: I have a wife, daughter and dog. Although I'm relatively fit and have roughed it when I was younger, my wife is a city-dweller. She's not an outdoors type so has no concept of a SHTF scenario. She is asthmatic, so long treks will be challenging. My dog is a small 12 pound house dog and realistically will not be able to protect the family beyond barking a warning. My daughter is college-age and physically fit. Where: We live in an apartment in The Bronx. No guns. This is a densely populated area, so the probability of looting and overall crime is very high in case of zombie outbreak. Our building is a 5 floor pre-war walkup with about 25 units. Assumptions: We'll all be home or close to home when the SHTF. Based on my experience with 9/11, anthrax scare and steam pipe explosion(people responded with the presumption of terrorist attack), land line and cell comms will go down quickly due to volume. We'll have internet for an unknown amount of time, but assume that it too will eventually become non-functional. Day 1 - Bugging In: We will watch television and listen to the news for instructions from the emergency broadcast system. Wife's duty is to listen for news and use our handheld CB to try to contact other survivors. Daughter's job is to gather our bug out bags and any other necessities. We'll perform last minute supply triage if we need to go mobile. My job is to secure the apartment, then check on my neighbors, going apartment by apartment, floor by floor. I'll need to give instruction to pack essentials and 3 days of non-perishable food in the chance we need to move. Worst case scenario: no emergency broadcast system message or no official evacuation location is nearby.
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| Nailer55 | Weapon choices Part 2 | 16 | Jan 27 2011, 12:21 PM EST by Sharpie41 | ||||
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The primary disadvantage of the crossbow, even allowing for unlimited ammunition, is rate of fire; it's abysmal. It takes several seconds to draw the bowstring to its catch, place the quarrel in the slot, and then take aim. While this may be acceptable in some circumstances (very few walking dead; several members in your party as support, or a strong defensive position with good fields of fire and all the time in the world), in others it's a recipe for disaster... the act of reloading a crossbow takes some concentration and attention... attention better spent on situational awareness. All the weapons in the world won't save you if you're taken by surprise while reloading. The limited range of a crossbow dictates that its user must be a short distance from the target; and in this case, the target is closing that distance during the reloading process. It can be seen how a crossbow user could easily be overrun simply because the weapon could not be fired rapidly enough to keep the zombies at a distance. Even Romero-esque, slow-moving zombies would be able to overwhelm a crossbow user; the currently popular "runners" or "fast-movers (as I like to call them) would be present a challenge that no one could meet with a crossbow.
A crossbow does have one supremely attractive characteristic - it is almost silent in use, and will not attract hordes of shambling corpses like some horrific dinner bell. This saving grace grants the crossbow a place in the survivor's inventory, if he or she has the ability to carry/store it along with their primary weapons. But the bottom line is, while they may have some specific niche applications in which they excel, crossbows are not a sound choice for primary (or even secondary) weapons. That brings us to firearms, which will be discussed in part 3.
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| trophykiller | TK's primary survival plan (page: 1 2) | 24 | Jan 19 2011, 7:06 AM EST by SteelDawn2011 | ||||
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Now, before I get to my plan, let me tell you a bit about my self. I'm in my mid-teens, live near the Colorado-Wyoming border, have enough guns to scare the crap out of most sane(whatever that means, right?) people.
here is the stats on my family, * means how good they are at something, max being 5. Dad: firearms:****(good, but not great. struggles with shotgun) computer skills:***** medicine:***(basic) melee:*****(really big guy) charisma:*****(could be a cult leader if he wanted) construction:*****(took a century old house and made it a place someone can actually live in and ounce built a fence around an acre lot) car repairs::****(very skilled under the hood) stepmom: firearms:----(refuses to use them because relative was killed by one.) computer skills:*(clueless beyond the very basics on a real computer) medicine:*****(nurse) melee:(apart from fighting down drunks in the hospital with several people's help, no combat experience) charisma: **(no, not really her strong point) construction:*(could hand you your wrench.) car repairs:*(ditto) sister: firearms:**knows how to use one computer skills:* medicine:*** melee:*(would fail horribly) charisma:** construction:**(knows how to work a hand-held drill) car repair:*
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| TheEmperorsChosen | TheEmperorsChosen Survival plan | 0 | Dec 28 2010, 12:02 AM EST by TheEmperorsChosen | ||||
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1st. go to immeadiate drop point compile list of present and accounted for.
2nd see who is missing and determine likelihood of survival and rescue, great panic =null risk too great. 3rd stock pile munitions,food and water in the center of our compound. 4th set orders of work and security priority. now to anyone with military experience my plan is closely related to the way we operate when on patrol and when setting a PB. of course not exactly in the same order. but it is adapted for a crisis when not in a "unit" type formation. think of it more as a rendevouz patrol. |
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| TandC | TandC's Survival Plan | 18 | Nov 14 2010, 2:28 PM EST by TandC | ||||
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Greetings all, TandC here!
I am currently working on a Zday, full blown, bloodfest plan which will see me through. And, to be honest it doesn't look good for me. I am 15, and 5 ft 6, so I'm not incredibly intimidating =/ I am in London (biggest problem) and I have a small plan cooked up. Things I have stockpiled: 6 days worth of British Army Rations. (In my bugout bag) 1 week's worth of canned food. 20 gallons of potable, bottled water. I hear that everything has gone to hell. My immediate reaction would be to get my CCF kit on, grab the bugout bag, my family and take the car to school. Yes, I said it, school. This may seem rather silly, but as I am part of CCF, the CCF detachment in my school keeps: 20 LA98A2 assault rifles (semi only!) 8 L86 LSWs (Fully auto and semi) 5 No.8 rifles (bolt action, .22) 2 12 gauge shotguns (Haven't had a close look) And about 12 sporting rifles. We also keep ammunition for these firearms around. I have passed my weapons handling tests with the LA98 and the L86, and fired them on many occasions (great fun I have to say). My phone would be handy, and I would call my group (already set up) of 5 others. They are people I know and trust with my own life. Once they have been called, I would set about making trips to the stores and taking: Webbing Bergans Ration Packs Spare boots Foot Powder Ear Defenders Emergency Bandages Gore-Tex (waterproofs) Flasks/Mugs. Once we have been assembled, and ready to move out, take the people who have brought cars and drive them to the Lidl which is 400 yards immediately to your left. Reverse in, take the food/water peacefully as possible (I don't want to be held up with having to take it at gun-point) and drive to my Grandad's. This trip would take roughly 2 hours by car, and would take us out of London (bingo).
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| Wheelchairman24 | Wheelchairman's Survival Plan | 10 | Oct 19 2010, 10:10 PM EDT by Maricely | ||||
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Hey Guys, this is how i will survive, it still needs tweaks but tell me what you think.
Things i Have Already Stockpiled: Water (1 Gallon Spring Water Containers) Cans of Food (mainly green beans, corn, baked beans, and peaches) Gasoline in my tanks underground connected to my generators already ok z day happens and i here about it. i start calling my family to let them know and get their asses over here, then 3 of my best friends who live in my neighborhood. since im stockpiled on food, water and gas, i figure id start to board up first, as soon as everyone gets here, until then im just pushing couches against my front door because i cant do much else. my uncle is a contractor so he would bring over his son and his hammers and nails, along with his 2 shotguns and he only has about 2-3 boxes of ammo. my dad and sisters would bring themselves. my dad is a doctor so he has medicine. my 3 friends bring any food and weapons they have. one of them has a revolver and my other 2 friends have metal baseball bats from when they were younger. everyone would enter through my backdoors since its fenced in back there and itd be safer than the front. i dont have wood stockpiled so id just get everyone to start unhinging the inside doors and using those to barricade the doors first then windows. i have a side door from a car port, 2 back doors, and 1 front door, so should be able to get those boarded up in good time. then from there we would just wait it out through the initial months. FYI: i have enough canned food to provide 2 meals a day to all my group for at least 7 months. enough water to last entire group at least 9 months and enough gas to run my generator for an undetermined amount of time, depending on how much we need to actually use it, it wont be going non stop. tell me what you think, i live in a 1 story btw bc of my wheelchair.
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| MedMan52 | Im a drifter | 0 | Sep 23 2010, 9:44 PM EDT by MedMan52 | ||||
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I drift. I love to run, walk, speed walk etc. etc. Whatever it takes but I can run practically forever and Iv tried it with my BOB on my back for 16 miles no walking. It was harder but I did it. I will stay in a BOL though not for too long until I switch, "No place is safe....only safer" Max brooks ZSDW.
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| TehFuryMan | TehFuryMan's Survival Plan | 16 | Sep 3 2010, 8:22 PM EDT by Freelancer47 | ||||
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Pt. 1
I live in San Antonio, Texas. Pretty much the last type of area you'd want to be in for a zombie outbreak. At the first sign of trouble (news reports of riots or patients 'violently attacking staff' at hospitals) I set up mine and my family's BOB bag. We stick to the bare essentials and pack light. Whatever pants we have on that day can last us a few days until we get somewhere safe. But as far as what we do pack goes, a couple of shirts each for me and my wife and a couple of clean outfits for our two year old daughter. Next comes a hygiene kit (soap, deodorant, toothbrush and tooth paste), a couple cans of food or boxes of Slim Fast Meal bars (we keep them around since we're both trying to get in better shape, not that we're grotesquely overweight or anything lol. I wouldn't be in the USAF if I was). I'm thinking realistically here so unfortunately, I don't own any guns, but with any luck in our favor, I'd know where to get some. As far as weapons that go into the bag are my two trench spikes, tracker knife and special ops tomahawk (I have a collection). Other stuff to go in includes two cantines of water, a flashlight, and I sh*t you not, my Zombie Survival Guide lol. All that stuff mentioned gets thrown into my ruck sack from my first deployment that I kept and gets set right by the door. When it comes time to evacuate, we sling our daughter onto my wife's back with the baby harness we have, I throw the bag on, my wife gets the baseball bat and I grab my machete up out of our closet. Grab the keys to the Cruiser and get the hell out. Our daughter will go in her car seat but we're both gonna need our hands free in case there's any zombies right out front to get in our way. Once we reach the car, I throw my bag in the very back and cover my wife's back as she straps the baby into her seat. Then we hop in the car and take off. (Continued in reply)
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| trekkiefan10 | trekkiefan10's Plan | 10 | Aug 3 2010, 3:10 PM EDT by TheApocaWarrior | ||||
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In my plan I guess I would travel in a group of eight, not too many, not too much. We would travel by any means possible including boats and planes if necessary, but manly by vans or army trucks. The best bet would be to keep moving and not stay in just one place like in the movies, that way there is a better chance of getting to a safe zone where other survivors are being evacuated to safety. Depending on what type of Zombies the World will be facing, there will be a 50% chance of five survivors surviving from the running infected and 80% chance there will only be two deaths from the slow ones. Food is another worry, the best bet would be to stock up on canned and dry foods plus plenty of water. The more water, the longer you'll live. There would probably be two separate groups when searching the area for supplies, such as four survivors in each group. Ammo will be very precious to stock up on as well as first aid kits, make sure each person is carrying at least two Med-Packs. Heavy duty flashlights will be needed with plenty of batteries, don't want to have an empty flashlight while going through the woods! Also make sure you connect with each survivor, you will need friends in this zombie-infested world. I hope my plan has helped you. Good luck when the fateful day arrives in 2012, and the undead start to roam the Earth.
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| wbfos | Modular B.O.B. | 4 | Jun 29 2010, 2:55 AM EDT by wbfos | ||||
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I actually have a Modular set up My B.O.B. (Packed in a Meduim Alice Pack that lives in my car) is set up for a camping trip I know I can survive on this exactly as it is for 3 -4 days before I think about resupply because I do it at least 3 times a year. ( there is a Sheath added to the outside for my shotgun) I'll post a compleste invintory of it later in this same thread.
Also in the back of my car is a Tac vest with 180 rounds of 22LR (6-30 round Mags) and 24-12ga rounds (12- Remington Reduced Recoil "OO" tactical loads / 6 - Slugs / 6 - 7 1/2 game loads) Cleaning supplies for a .22 and a 12 ga. In the inside vest pockets are Topo Maps for 5 miles surrounding my house. An MRE thats has been broken down. An Otaraio Knife Company SPAX (that has been modified) A Military issue Tritium Compass. 50' of paracord. Handheld GPS. Flashlight AND a Headlamp A Ziplock with spare Batteries. I keep a Ruger 10/22 mounted in a bullpup stock (see picture) in my car. You might be wondering about the shotgun ammo on the vest if I'm not carrying one around. There are 2 reasons for this, ONE-Once I make it home I keep 2 Shotty's ready to roll one is my deer hunting "Slug Gun" (Remington 870 set for slug hunting because NY state says Buckshot isn't safe) and my Moss 500 set for home defence. TWO - If the Fecal material impacted the rotating steel blades and I gott walk home from say work (32 miles by road) through Cival Unrest, Z-Day, Canada Invading Upstate NY, whatever... I'll find a 12 ga somewhere along the way.
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| TheSecondShooter | My Survival Plan | 7 | Jun 25 2010, 4:30 PM EDT by caseythedog | ||||
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My survival plan is based around several assumptions, one of them being that due to my
location i should have at least one to two days head start on any zombie activity in my area. i would assume that an outbreak would probably start in a major city or military base, and therefore take some time to spread to outlying rural areas. my plan is to survive the initial panic and to be dug in my BOL long before any zombies reach my area. day one: the key to my plan working is to be ready beforehand so i can move into action as soon as infection is confirmed. My home is not very defendable and therefore i plan to head straight for my BOL, which is about 1.5 hours away by dirt bike. my BOB would consist of a standard home first aid kit and all the meds i have in my medicine cabinet. 2 pair of jeans, socks, undies, undershirts, 4 or 5 t-shirts, 2 warm flannel long sleeve shirts, leather gloves,heavy jacket and a change of shoes. i would also have my Colman LED flashlight, a 6 pack of AA batteries, and my Buck skinner knife.My Wife would have a similar bag as would my children. a second bag with what ever dry and canned goods we already have in the house, and a brown paper bag of assorted vegetable seeds. Weapons: 2x Mossberg 500 pump action shotgun with about 200+ 00Buck shot and another 20 or so slugs, 1x Remington 700 30.06 with a Leupold Rifleman 3-9x50mm scope with about 100 rounds, 2x heavy brush Machete, and a wood splitting axe.i am extremely proficient with all my guns and have been an active hunter since i was a very young boy.
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| whitekurama | Whitekurama's Douchey (but good) Survival plan (page: 1 2) | 23 | Feb 23 2010, 2:08 PM EST by Red_Fog | ||||
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My Plan:
Title: The "You Bastard" plan Basic Idea for survival: Stealth, Balls, Farming, Guns, Water Alright, so near where I live there is this fairly remote lakeside country club, they have food, few people, and their own water and power supply. There are lots of cabins there but only one permanent resident, the caretaker who lives in a cabin just outside the big house, he has lots of guns and ammo, as well as ammo making capabilities. Also in the cabins there are various gunpowder and non-gunpowder (for stealth) weapons. My plan to get there mostly revolves around one basic fact that many seem to forget, zombies aren't good at detection, their ears have probably rotted off as well as their noses, which means that zombies probably work off of either sight or very loud noises which they can feel. I actually don't own a gun but I do own a powerful pellet rifle which could probably kill a zombie with a headshot, and various household objects that could double as melee weapons (baseball bats, axes, screwdrivers that could be used like icepicks).
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