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taylor2011ful |
20. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 1:02 AM EDT
Hunting during the Zompoc loadout:12 Guage pump aciton shotgun with sling 20 slugs, 40 buckshot, and if birds are around, 10 birdshot .44 Magnum Taurus Raging Bull (bigger than most cartridges but i am confident in my accuracy) .44 rounds x 42 .22 Browning Buckmark pistol with 4 magazines(10 rounds per mag) plus a 100 round box. Light underlayer clothes (maybe long johns if weather dictates) Insulated gloves for warmth, black leather gloves for shooting Face wrap and my straw cowboy hat with a skull cap underneath Bandana My big Russian-looking coat Hunting boots 8 inch blade survival knife with small survival pack and compass in the handle. 4 inch blade skinning knife 5 inch blade stiletto style boot knife Gerber sawback Gator machete Belt holster for the .22 with mag pouches Backpack with 4 days of food, bottled water, cooking pan, rangefinder, 3 disposable lighters, sunglasses, beef jerky (a must have), First aid kit, survival blanket, paracord, and some fishing line with tin cans strung on it. If i get some good feedback i might post this in the loadouts section and take pics. Not sure if i was clear on some of the stuff, so feel free to ask ?s Do you find this valuable? |
LWJ2009 |
21. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 2:46 PM EDT
"The kids and I stalk hunt all our game in twos or threes and NEVER miss our game.Don't forgot the dogs as well. Gotta bring them along. Do you find this valuable? |
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Jason.Roosevelt2 |
22. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 3:23 PM EDT
I can actually use 357 for deer hunting at close rangesBut I'm getting a 308 for boars and whatnot and should Armed assailants show up they'll be more than effective Do you find this valuable? |
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Jason.Roosevelt2 |
23. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 3:28 PM EDT
Well I don't know what he or she will be using so I didn't put it
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Jason.Roosevelt2 |
24. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 3:36 PM EDT
"http://www.badlandspacks.com/I actually have access to most if not all of this stuff in addition to a "sniper" rifle well as close to one as I'll ever need Do you find this valuable? |
shadowmancer |
25. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 4:02 PM EDT
| Post edited: Jun 15 2012, 4:26 PM EDT
Access is not the same, If it is not in your hands don't count on having it.
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LJ126 |
26. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 4:15 PM EDT
I'll be honest, I wouldn't hunt for zombies. Not stalk them anyway. I'd lure them into a deep pit with a boombox playing the Top Gun Soundtrack on repeat --- that'll attract zombies... Take My Breath Away!!! And when they're in the pit, carefully retract my boombox with the cords it's tied to, pour some flammable fluid on 'em and light 'er up. When they're ashes, repeat.Now if I were hunting zombies that can think, I might have to use a different cassette. Do you find this valuable? |
vampirejediknight |
27. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 4:52 PM EDT
"purpose: scouting/zed hunting/regular huntingAaaand. . . let me stop you right there. "Zed hunting" is one f*cked up idea, let me tell you. Trying to hunt zombies is about as smart putting on you bullet-proof vest and emptying a 1911 at point blank range to test it. Do you find this valuable? |
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vampirejediknight |
28. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 4:56 PM EDT
I say it's a bad idea, but I really mean, in a huge outbreak-apocalyptic situation. If it's a small outbreak or isollated occurance, fine, but if you're talking "zombie apocalypse," you don't want to go after those things alone.
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11ACRBlackhorse |
29. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 5:58 PM EDT
"Don't forgot the dogs as well. Gotta bring them along."I don't use dogs even on raccoons. Used to have a English Bird Dog. Great all around hunting dog. My dogs are more protection than work dog. But might get a cow dog next. Do miss the help when working the cows. 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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shadowmancer |
30. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 6:11 PM EDT
I agree Zombiehunting is a bad idea but scouting out to see if a large hoard is comming your way or any other threat would be useful.
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LWJ2009 |
31. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 10:27 PM EDT
"I don't use dogs even on raccoons.Well if your hunting game or birds in my case dogs are a vital member of the team. If your hunting Zombies and using firearms to do it, you might as well bring some puppies to provide all around security for yourself. My typical Pheasant hunting loadout. Shirt or Hoodie thickness depends on weather. Brush Pants Lowa boots with good socks Carhart Jacket if required. Skull cap or Pheasants Forever ball cap both Hunter Orange Gators Shooting Gloves Pocketknife Lighter with Smokes Camel Back with two litters of H20 Munchies for myself and K9 Dog Water/Kibble Bowl Spare Socks TP Latex Gloves Plastic Grocery Bags One brown/hunter orange game vest Benelli Legacy 20 gauge or Winchester Select 12 Gauge with 15 to 20 shells. Two handfuls are enough. Kahr CM-9 with two mags or 1911 with two mags Do you find this valuable? |
Redrighthand |
32. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 15 2012, 11:38 PM EDT
"A .22 in your "scout" loadout would make sense too."I would think that .38 specials loaded light would do much the same job in the .357 rifle, without having to carry another weapon. As for hunting, not on my agenda - I'm vegetarian, unless survival dictates. But I don't see hunting zombies as a bad idea. Think of a regular perimeter patrol, or scavenging scout in a small town (or even abandoned truck stop). Set up a noise maker of some sort (thanks LJ, I nearly coughed my lunch out over my keyboard :) ) and then pop them as they appear. *Any* centrefire rifle would be fine, and the Puma is nice and light, leaving plenty of weight for the scavenged goods. Coopers' "Scout Rifle" is probably the perfect way to go for this, paired with a .22 pistol for small game, if that's what you want. The other stuff is to taste and/or climate, but a decent knife and a good tomahawk/machete/timberhammer would be sensible additions if kept light for the same reasons. Lotus car designer Colin Chapman said it best: "Simplify, then add lightness". :) 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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Jason.Roosevelt2 |
33. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 17 2012, 11:08 PM EDT
That's what I meant by "hunting" zed keep a place clean while it's being exploited or maybe doing a favor for 'tribals'
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Medusa374 |
34. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 20 2012, 12:09 PM EDT
"Any bow hunters here? Same results just requires better stealth. Not to mention reusable ammo"bad idea. zombie juice. gross. 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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bolvark |
35. RE: hunting loadout
Jun 23 2012, 6:05 PM EDT
I find a 7mm mag rifel to work on just about any game provided you go for head shots. Its very acuret out to some rather far distance.
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djnerfer |
36. RE: hunting loadout
Jul 16 2012, 10:31 PM EDT
"I count 5 knives and a tomahawk.i like sharp weapons over blunt and some items have changed bk3 to ontario rtac 2 sog tactical tomahawk to cold steel trail boss mora scout to mora clipper tool logic to united cutlery bushmaster i chose to change from urban scouting to rural Do you find this valuable? |
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djnerfer |
37. RE: hunting loadout
Jul 16 2012, 10:36 PM EDT
"Yeah but why so many? You'll never use them all."it is good to have back ups to your back ups Do you find this valuable? |
Sharpie41 |
38. RE: hunting loadout
Jul 17 2012, 12:28 AM EDT
"it is good to have back ups to your back ups"And back ups to your backups to your backups. And back ups to your backups to your backups to your backups. .....Apparently. Do you find this valuable? |
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noobtube152 |
39. RE: hunting loadout
Feb 3 2013, 2:13 PM EST
i would have my mossberg 500 synthetic stock pump20 slugs-10 00 buck-10 #4 lead Ruger 10/22 25 rd clip x 8 camo to suit the environment, northeastern forest in my case all purpose hunting knife hatchet, firesterter, collapsable spit for cooking ruger sr22 10 rd mags x 4 trail snacks collapseable cooking pot, 1 liter deer drag radio two liters of water iodine tablets buddies expecting me back in three days who know where i am hunting and where my bug out locations from there are, preferably more tham five people and locations. Do you find this valuable? |
