What would be the best state to live in if the US collapses?

a reply to: Lumenari

who needs an outhouse when I could snip outside the door? lol jkjk sorta

a reply to: Lumenariour family has been living in the woods for over 100 years.
I have a good job but every winter we are pioneer's only transportation 4x4s.... hope you have peace in the valley.

a reply to: JAGStorm
Other than the New Madrid fault, I think Wisconsin would be a viable survival area, outside of population centers.

a reply to: madenusa

winter is the only thing I worry for, it's damned cold about 5 months a year around here.

a reply to: JAGStorm

The State of Bliss , Located on the " Other Side "

Hope to see you All their My Friends .....)

a reply to: Oaktree

there is some really old rock ground up there i read about could be montana? stable earth is good earth

originally posted by: MarlbBlack
a reply to: madenusa

winter is the only thing I worry for, it's damned cold about 5 months a year around here.

winter is great no body can even come visit unless they have a 4x4 and I cant wait for some homemade snow icecream

a reply to: madenusa

proceeds to jump on his raptor and visit~

a reply to: madenusa

it snowed yesterday for 2 hours, sheesh! i'm glad i slept through it talk about depressing

originally posted by: Fallingdown
Kentucky it’s in the top five per capria in gun ownership, it’s centralized in the eastern states, mountains to the east,, red river gorge area in the middle of the state, good places to hide or fight, lots of rivers/lakes for fishing.
And we grow our own tobacco ( along with just about everything else ever planted )and we make our own liquor.

Now that I think about it we sound like the Hank Williams Junior song.

we can skin a buck and run a trout line...

Id think Montana Washington Vermont Maine any where you can sneak across the border if needed. That said the Rockies and Smokies and Appalachian chain is gonna have pockets that will not only survive but thrive when the SHTF.....

a reply to: putnam6

Gotta agree, vegetation and wildlife is what we need.

originally posted by: MarlbBlack
a reply to: madenusa

it snowed yesterday for 2 hours, sheesh! i'm glad i slept through it talk about depressing

the older I get the more I like my isolation in the winter.
stock up all summer not have to deal with the city life all winter..just for fun go in throw some snow on all the city slickers new cars when your bored.

a reply to: putnam6

I'm living with fallingdown (love the movie) when it happens they produce liquor!

a reply to: putnam6

Then there is for those who are not Ready to Concede their Lives to Outrageous Fortune , a Safe Place , the Seas . With some Money and Planing ,the Mobility of Sailing to Destinations that offer a Safe Harbor when the Land Locked become Victims of Circumstance , is another Option ..

a reply to: madenusa

lol I hear ya about the hermit in ya! winter is bitter....

a reply to: Allaroundyou

You mean Washington state to the east( and into ID, etc.)? If you meant west what areas are you suggesting for example? As the western side is still seen as a big risk for the major EQs and volcanoes.

a reply to: MarlbBlack
Clam Lake, WI to Republic, MI is solid bedrock.
The bedrock is used as a giant transmitter to communicate w/ trident subs around the globe, using ELF transmissions.

a reply to: PassiveInductor

...and it's very crowded. Never have seen or heard of the state as a safer area to be in during any shtf scenario.

Interesting list breakdown. Are you a real estate agent by any chance?

a reply to: Oaktree

ty for the answer was googling lol

a reply to: Lumenari

It’s looking like many of us think the same way. There’s no place like home .