Got a few good survivla tips? C'mon, tell us your good ones and I'll tell you mine., page 2
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reply posted on 11-11-2011 @ 02:25 PM by g146541
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I use peroxide in my moat, it is clean and zombies are full of rot!
Kind of like snails and a ring of salt!


reply posted on 11-11-2011 @ 02:58 PM by DaughterOfARevolver
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really attaches to bottom of the boat? That's pretty cool, I can't say I've ever seen one like that. I do not own a boat myself but my grandfather always has. when I go fishing with him he has one that sits inside the boat. I have To tell You its personally never helped me catch anything...and I have been fishing for like forever!!!! If your looking into gadgets I do remember seeing a motorized boat toy Fisher.....wouldn't want to loose a catch of a lifetime to it doubt it could hold up to anything bigger than a panfish....

the best way to catch fish is To talk to other people who fish! My sis who's a yr younger also loves the sport and was talking to a Guy who catfishes through work...come to find out they like chicken liver...so we learned to hook the stuff (like hooking jello) and between us caught 5 bullhead cats, a large Pike, and a small striper.
Another tip is explore...I fish in esturaries (where salt & fresh meet) so not only do I go To fish I go for a myriad of other things, like crabs (blue and tiny bait one for black fish) which can be caught with everything from chicken To muscles you find on beach, I sometimes go out with a mino trap, lure or beach bucket with intent on 'finding' my own bait rather than buying it :-)!
always go for a differ fish bring a chair and practice practice practice--not to mention relax relax relax! -- always makes me think of that saying give a man a fish feed him for a day teach him To fish feed him for life. :-) or at least make the cat happy!


reply posted on 11-11-2011 @ 07:45 PM by Evolutionsend
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My survival tips....um right.

1. A thinking person is a living person. Keep thinking, keep moving, keep hidden when you can.

2. If your life doesn't depend on it, don't use it unless you have a refill source. Case in point, shooting .22 shells for days at the hope of hitting a squirrel. Find yourself a nice and stationary rattlesnake, and kill it with a stick, or a bullet if you're scurred.

3. Those that are willing to step outside their comfort zone, are often called "survivors". You want to be one of these people not scared of eating grass hoppers if you have to.

4. Dig in for the night. Humans have the poorest night vision of maybe anything on the planet, so hide at night and move in the day. Anyone with night vision equipment will see you as easy pickins.

5. Things in any household that will serve as kindling for a fire: Men's cologne and women's perfume, Vaseline, some liquor, shoe polish, candle wax, nail polish remover, rubbing alcohol, and most petroleum based lubricants. Use these to saturate cotton, paper towels, napkins, chunks of cotton fabric, wool, anything cloth for the most part.

6. Keep a shotgun on you at all times, because it's the most common ammo in America. Everyone and their mother has an old 12 gauge for some reason or another. Any abandoned house could be an ammo depot waiting for you. Busting into restricted government areas to get your 5.56mm ammo may sound cool, but the first rule of the military is that you leave nothing for anyone if you have to abandon a post. They'll just destroy it or take it with them. Any sporting store worth it's salt probably has more shotgun shells than 5.56 ammo.

7. If you're lost, follow water. It will not lead you in circles, and it will bring you to some sort of civilization in time. Usually a mile or two.

8. Easy way into a car is called a brick. Older models are simple to hot wire. Find an old c-10 if you can, so easy a 16 year old could do it.



reply posted on 11-11-2011 @ 11:27 PM by xxclaro
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Originally posted by Maxatoria
map of your area and learn to read it, mark on it places of interest such as remote truck yard aka maybe some fuel/place to sleep for the night

first aid kit - cuts/bruises can slow you down and you dont need 5 years of medical school to wash out and bandage a cut

a few good knives as until they can make a shotgun cartridge that can skin/gut and joint an animal you'll need them probably more than a gun


Great tips.

I went shopping yesterday and bought a couple good knives and a combination pliers survival tool.
One of the knives is made to be thrown.
I decided to get that because I live in Canada and well getting a gun is like getting your engineering degree.

I went to the sporting goods store to get the combo tool on sale and wanted to get a slingshot. He said, oh no, we don't sell anyting like that here. No weapons you can fire at all. I saw a flare gun there for a boat though and said, what about that, it looks like you could put someone's eye out with that.
I don't think he felt comfortable letting me handle it even though it was still in the package.

Its 50 bucks, but you can get more shells. I think I will get one eventually and a couple spare boxes of shells.

I am not worried about a gun really because if the time comes I need one, then I will have to find one on some dead body. Around here most people don't have guns. So I think most people would assume there is no need to just shoot you as walk by. Since you probably aren't a threat to them.
I guess whoever has a gun here will get to be king.



Where do you live? It is not at all difficult to buy guns in Canada. Yes, you have to take a weekend course and it may take a month or two for your licence to arrive, but after that it's simple. Yuo might be surprised at how many guns there are in Canada. If you live in Toronto or something you might not get much exposure to them, but they are definitely not rare. I've owned firearms since I was 16, and even getting handguns is no difficult matter.

If you really are interested in firearms and learning to use them, go for it. It'll cost you a couple hundred bucks and about 12 hours of your time. After that, you can buy all the guns you want. Not too expensive either-I was looking for a bear defense gun to use while bowhunting in Grizzly bear country this fall, and bought a Mossberg Maverick(basically a 500 stripped down, barrels will interchange) with an 18 inch barrel for under $190, new from Wholesale sports. A couple years ago I bought a 1911 and a Tok-clone 9mm online for $350 and $99. Both work great,the .45 is extremely accurate.
Now that the registery is history, it's a better time than ever to become a Canadian Gun Owner!
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