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		<title>By: big bear29</title>
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		<dc:creator>big bear29</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Oct 2010 05:32:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>If you are in the countryside and have spare land around your house this is what you can do to bolster your defenses . Also this will save you some ammo in the long run . 

1. THE ELECTRIC FENCE ( ZOMBIE BUG ZAPPER )

Here are a list of supplies you will need for this defensive measure , these are the recommended supplies but you can do it with less it will just take longer . 

1. A FARM TRACTOR WITH THE ABILITY TO MOUNT ATTACHMENTS
2. POST-HOLE DIGGER , FRONT-END LOADER AND BACK-HOE ATTACHMENTS FOR YOUR TRACTOR 
3. LARGE QUANTITIES OF QUICKRETE
4. ENOUGH CHAINLINK FENCE TO GO AROUND YOUR PROPERTY WITH SOME TO SPARE FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE REPAIRS 
5. A LOT OF 4X4 BOARDS AT LEAST EIGHT FEET LONG 
6. CLAMPS OR BRACKETS TO ATTACH THE FENCE TO THE POSTS
7. A CEMENT MIXER
8 . A SHOVEL
9. SEVERAL SETS OF QUALITY JUMPER CABLES
10. AT LEAST TWO OF THE PORTABLE ROADSIDE GENERATORS THAT ROAD CONSTRUCTION CREWS USE TO POWER THEIR FLOOD LIGHTS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT OR A COUPLE LARGE INDUSTRIAL WELDERS THAT HAVE THEIR OWN BUILT IN GENERATORS
11. TOOLS TO MOUNT THE FENCE AND BRACKETS TO THE POST (SCREWS , POWER DRILL AND PHILLIPS HEAD OR STRAIGHT HEAD 
BIT AND A HAMMER)
12. LOTS OF GAS FOR THE GENERATORS AND THE TRACTOR
13. MARKER STICKS TO MARK WHERE YOU WANT THE FENCE . SOME ONE INCH BY ONE INCH BOARDS WILL DO , MAKE SURE THEY ARE
AT LEAST TWO FEET LONG

Once you have your supplies take the marker sticks and hammer them into where you want the fence to go . Then take the tractor and using the front-end loader dig a line along the boundry of the sticks . The line should only be four to six inches deep and about four feet wide . Now go through and and using the post-hole digger dig a hole about every five to six feet and be sure to dig it in the middle of the line . Now place the 4x4&#039;s in the hole with a flat side facing outward . Now mix the quickrete in the concrete mixer and pour it in the hole and try to keep the posts as level as possible , also only fill the posthole not the entire line itself , that will be done later . Now that the concrete in the posthole has hardened fill in the rest of the line with the concrete , use the marker sticks and the shovel to spread the concrete out and keep it level with the ground , now let that harden . Now then attach your fence but make sure that your fence is one to two inches above the concrete to keep it from grounding out . Now you need to splice the jumper cables so that they are feeding electricity straight into the fence . Now when the zombies come along and are pressing against your fence just turn on the generators and fry them . You didn&#039;t even have to use any of your ammo and when they are done cooking on the fence just turn off the generators and use the tractors back-hoe to dig a large hole in the ground that you can dump the bodies into for a mass cremation . 

If any of you are wondering why I suggested digging a wide line or using wooden fence posts instead of metal I will explain . For the fence posts I suggested wood because it does not conduct electricity like metal and is the strongest non-metal post you will be able to get other than a concrete post . As for the wide line if there is any grass or brush rubbing against the fence it will ground it out making you&#039;re electric fence useless .</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are in the countryside and have spare land around your house this is what you can do to bolster your defenses . Also this will save you some ammo in the long run . </p>
<p>1. THE ELECTRIC FENCE ( ZOMBIE BUG ZAPPER )</p>
<p>Here are a list of supplies you will need for this defensive measure , these are the recommended supplies but you can do it with less it will just take longer . </p>
<p>1. A FARM TRACTOR WITH THE ABILITY TO MOUNT ATTACHMENTS<br />
2. POST-HOLE DIGGER , FRONT-END LOADER AND BACK-HOE ATTACHMENTS FOR YOUR TRACTOR<br />
3. LARGE QUANTITIES OF QUICKRETE<br />
4. ENOUGH CHAINLINK FENCE TO GO AROUND YOUR PROPERTY WITH SOME TO SPARE FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE REPAIRS<br />
5. A LOT OF 4X4 BOARDS AT LEAST EIGHT FEET LONG<br />
6. CLAMPS OR BRACKETS TO ATTACH THE FENCE TO THE POSTS<br />
7. A CEMENT MIXER<br />
8 . A SHOVEL<br />
9. SEVERAL SETS OF QUALITY JUMPER CABLES<br />
10. AT LEAST TWO OF THE PORTABLE ROADSIDE GENERATORS THAT ROAD CONSTRUCTION CREWS USE TO POWER THEIR FLOOD LIGHTS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT OR A COUPLE LARGE INDUSTRIAL WELDERS THAT HAVE THEIR OWN BUILT IN GENERATORS<br />
11. TOOLS TO MOUNT THE FENCE AND BRACKETS TO THE POST (SCREWS , POWER DRILL AND PHILLIPS HEAD OR STRAIGHT HEAD<br />
BIT AND A HAMMER)<br />
12. LOTS OF GAS FOR THE GENERATORS AND THE TRACTOR<br />
13. MARKER STICKS TO MARK WHERE YOU WANT THE FENCE . SOME ONE INCH BY ONE INCH BOARDS WILL DO , MAKE SURE THEY ARE<br />
AT LEAST TWO FEET LONG</p>
<p>Once you have your supplies take the marker sticks and hammer them into where you want the fence to go . Then take the tractor and using the front-end loader dig a line along the boundry of the sticks . The line should only be four to six inches deep and about four feet wide . Now go through and and using the post-hole digger dig a hole about every five to six feet and be sure to dig it in the middle of the line . Now place the 4&#215;4&#8242;s in the hole with a flat side facing outward . Now mix the quickrete in the concrete mixer and pour it in the hole and try to keep the posts as level as possible , also only fill the posthole not the entire line itself , that will be done later . Now that the concrete in the posthole has hardened fill in the rest of the line with the concrete , use the marker sticks and the shovel to spread the concrete out and keep it level with the ground , now let that harden . Now then attach your fence but make sure that your fence is one to two inches above the concrete to keep it from grounding out . Now you need to splice the jumper cables so that they are feeding electricity straight into the fence . Now when the zombies come along and are pressing against your fence just turn on the generators and fry them . You didn&#8217;t even have to use any of your ammo and when they are done cooking on the fence just turn off the generators and use the tractors back-hoe to dig a large hole in the ground that you can dump the bodies into for a mass cremation . </p>
<p>If any of you are wondering why I suggested digging a wide line or using wooden fence posts instead of metal I will explain . For the fence posts I suggested wood because it does not conduct electricity like metal and is the strongest non-metal post you will be able to get other than a concrete post . As for the wide line if there is any grass or brush rubbing against the fence it will ground it out making you&#8217;re electric fence useless .</p>
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		<title>By: Michael</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Apr 2010 05:44:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I would find a location that is two stories at least. And if not two stories, then a facility that is made up of concrete, brick, and steel. The windows are steel caged with a safety lever to unhook and get out easily. And every room should have a loaded gun, just in case some shit might happen.

There should have a few palettes of bottled water, at least 1000 gallons. A few palettes of canned edible goods: canned tuna, canned chicken, canned beef stew, canned fruits and vegetables, A pallet full of Top-Ramen (those last a long time) and a few boxes of powdered whey protein. A pallets of 50 pound rice, a few boxes of beef jerky, a few boxes of vitamins and minerals (pill form). And also, it would have a few boxes of packaged mixed nuts. And every thing is off the ground to prevent goods in case of flooding, rodents, and insects. (Canned and dry stuff would last relatively longer than other edible goods.

The place should have a gas stove with pot and pans. (gas stove &#039;cause just in case I would need to blow the place up if some shit would happen) A few beds with blankets and sheets in case survivors come along. A washer and dryer with a 55 gallon drum of powdered detergent to stay clean and sanitize.

There should also be a sink, working commercial toilet and a standing shower with hundreds of bars of soap to stay clean and sanitize. A first-aid kit is also in the facility. A few bottles of rubbing alcohol and iodine.

There is a jail cell if for any reason a survivor is bitten or maybe someone isn&#039;t acting accordingly, like that stupid girl in the beginning in 28 Weeks Later, whining about her boy-friend which was causing noise, and those ignorant security guards in Dawn of the Dead 2004. 

There should be a few communication devices like: a two way radio, phone, a computer with internet connection, flares, smoke flares, CB radio. There would be commercial security cameras placed around the building to see the perimeter of the area. 

The place would have a liquor cabinet and a wine cellar and a giant cooler full of all sorts of beer. 

There would be bookshelves of literature about science, engineering, history, mathematics, art, etc...

There is also a room full of weapons like: guns, ammo, TNT, RPGs, knives, and swords, just to name a few.

There is a room full of gym equipment like a pull-up bar, free-weights, a few bench-presses, punching bag, cross-trainer machine, treadmill, upright bike, so I can get stay fit and keep in shape. Just in case that one zombie might have been a triathlon competitor.

The garage should be big. And in it would a lifted pick-up truck with off road tires, an SUV like a 4runner, and that is also lifted with all terrain tires. A few motorcycles like Harleys and Hondas or Kawasakis, and the mufflers would be taken off so they do not create too much noise. An ATV as-well. And inside the garage is a giant gas tanker full of unleaded fuel.

And I think that&#039;s about it...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would find a location that is two stories at least. And if not two stories, then a facility that is made up of concrete, brick, and steel. The windows are steel caged with a safety lever to unhook and get out easily. And every room should have a loaded gun, just in case some shit might happen.</p>
<p>There should have a few palettes of bottled water, at least 1000 gallons. A few palettes of canned edible goods: canned tuna, canned chicken, canned beef stew, canned fruits and vegetables, A pallet full of Top-Ramen (those last a long time) and a few boxes of powdered whey protein. A pallets of 50 pound rice, a few boxes of beef jerky, a few boxes of vitamins and minerals (pill form). And also, it would have a few boxes of packaged mixed nuts. And every thing is off the ground to prevent goods in case of flooding, rodents, and insects. (Canned and dry stuff would last relatively longer than other edible goods.</p>
<p>The place should have a gas stove with pot and pans. (gas stove &#8217;cause just in case I would need to blow the place up if some shit would happen) A few beds with blankets and sheets in case survivors come along. A washer and dryer with a 55 gallon drum of powdered detergent to stay clean and sanitize.</p>
<p>There should also be a sink, working commercial toilet and a standing shower with hundreds of bars of soap to stay clean and sanitize. A first-aid kit is also in the facility. A few bottles of rubbing alcohol and iodine.</p>
<p>There is a jail cell if for any reason a survivor is bitten or maybe someone isn&#8217;t acting accordingly, like that stupid girl in the beginning in 28 Weeks Later, whining about her boy-friend which was causing noise, and those ignorant security guards in Dawn of the Dead 2004. </p>
<p>There should be a few communication devices like: a two way radio, phone, a computer with internet connection, flares, smoke flares, CB radio. There would be commercial security cameras placed around the building to see the perimeter of the area. </p>
<p>The place would have a liquor cabinet and a wine cellar and a giant cooler full of all sorts of beer. </p>
<p>There would be bookshelves of literature about science, engineering, history, mathematics, art, etc&#8230;</p>
<p>There is also a room full of weapons like: guns, ammo, TNT, RPGs, knives, and swords, just to name a few.</p>
<p>There is a room full of gym equipment like a pull-up bar, free-weights, a few bench-presses, punching bag, cross-trainer machine, treadmill, upright bike, so I can get stay fit and keep in shape. Just in case that one zombie might have been a triathlon competitor.</p>
<p>The garage should be big. And in it would a lifted pick-up truck with off road tires, an SUV like a 4runner, and that is also lifted with all terrain tires. A few motorcycles like Harleys and Hondas or Kawasakis, and the mufflers would be taken off so they do not create too much noise. An ATV as-well. And inside the garage is a giant gas tanker full of unleaded fuel.</p>
<p>And I think that&#8217;s about it&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: LordHuck</title>
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		<dc:creator>LordHuck</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:13:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>When deciding where to flee to or where to settle take these two things into account.

Avoid areas with nuclear power plants.  Give these areas a WIDE berth. With no one to maintain the systems they will most likely have a meltdown and eradiate the surrounding area.

Avoid areas beneath large dams.  With no one to maintain the equipment or regulate the water flow the dams will burst.

Avoid settling in the flood plane of any large river….depending on the river that can be over a mile away or more.   Remember the dams are not working…so rivers will flood severely and often.

Avoid areas prone to Tornados, hurricanes tropical storms.  Remember the red cross is not coming to save you.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When deciding where to flee to or where to settle take these two things into account.</p>
<p>Avoid areas with nuclear power plants.  Give these areas a WIDE berth. With no one to maintain the systems they will most likely have a meltdown and eradiate the surrounding area.</p>
<p>Avoid areas beneath large dams.  With no one to maintain the equipment or regulate the water flow the dams will burst.</p>
<p>Avoid settling in the flood plane of any large river….depending on the river that can be over a mile away or more.   Remember the dams are not working…so rivers will flood severely and often.</p>
<p>Avoid areas prone to Tornados, hurricanes tropical storms.  Remember the red cross is not coming to save you.</p>
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		<title>By: Dalton</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dalton</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Feb 2009 03:02:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>@Erin
Sounds like your plan would defiantly hold its own. Only major flaw i see (this is with all plans) is that some idiot in the group will screw something up or burn the place down (i know your all thinking of at least one person you know that might end up doing this) But i do love the BB-gun/Pot &amp; pan idea.
As for me i think one of the best places to go would have to be any type or rural setting. Aside from the smaller number of people a lot of houses in that type of area are usually big, older style which would most likely hold up better.
For an actual plan I&#039;m still working on coming up with one worthy of posting.... i might just come find one of you guys and join up with you =D</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>@Erin<br />
Sounds like your plan would defiantly hold its own. Only major flaw i see (this is with all plans) is that some idiot in the group will screw something up or burn the place down (i know your all thinking of at least one person you know that might end up doing this) But i do love the BB-gun/Pot &amp; pan idea.<br />
As for me i think one of the best places to go would have to be any type or rural setting. Aside from the smaller number of people a lot of houses in that type of area are usually big, older style which would most likely hold up better.<br />
For an actual plan I&#8217;m still working on coming up with one worthy of posting&#8230;. i might just come find one of you guys and join up with you =D</p>
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		<title>By: Lithondros</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lithondros</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:25:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>YOU know a walmart would be pretty good to hold up in.  High shelves, food, easy to fortify. Also a plus to this is the fact that it has fire arms if things get hairy.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>YOU know a walmart would be pretty good to hold up in.  High shelves, food, easy to fortify. Also a plus to this is the fact that it has fire arms if things get hairy.</p>
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		<title>By: Walalaaa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Walalaaa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:01:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Almost everyone here has failed to take an important consideration into account. The fact is, like it or not, you would probably end up as a zombie rather than a survivor. More time should be spent preparing for our future life as zombies instead of speculating on specific survival situations.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Almost everyone here has failed to take an important consideration into account. The fact is, like it or not, you would probably end up as a zombie rather than a survivor. More time should be spent preparing for our future life as zombies instead of speculating on specific survival situations.</p>
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		<title>By: Sharpshooter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sharpshooter</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:18:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>ok yeah you can fortify all you want but remember to always leave one escape route!!! they will always find a way in (unless you some how just blow them all back to hell and i cant think of anyway that is easily done while still keeping you alive) and remember: wear clothes that fit when you have to run... make sure your pants arent like falling off your ass</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>ok yeah you can fortify all you want but remember to always leave one escape route!!! they will always find a way in (unless you some how just blow them all back to hell and i cant think of anyway that is easily done while still keeping you alive) and remember: wear clothes that fit when you have to run&#8230; make sure your pants arent like falling off your ass</p>
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		<title>By: GonzoTheBurner</title>
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		<dc:creator>GonzoTheBurner</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2009 11:25:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Everybody has good ideas, and it seems that most of us spend alot more time thinking about fortifications than probabely anything else. 
I say if you plan on holding out, stick to the country hills- more ammo, less zombies more space and natural resources ( and its more likely the surviing locals in such locations are more selfsustaining and self sufficient). 

If you can&#039;t get out, I say head to your nearest hardware store. It has many invaluable materials inside a well built structure of steel and concrete. You could hold out for a long time. Barricade all the weak points. You can even get vehicles in the large chain stores because they have huge bay scrolling steel doors. You can house a large group of people inside- even build small dwellings or sleep high on the massive steel shelves. And don&#039;t forget all the plants and seeds you can take to the roof tops and grow food. The plants attract birds, which can be trapped and eaten for meat. The possibilities for long term Z-Defense are as infinite as they are evident.

Ive already scoped out the Lowes in my hometown as the perfect long term fortress against the undead. It&#039;s in veiw of a grocerey store, the highway, a walmart, a sam&#039;s club, traintracks and the airport. Ain&#039;t I lucky?

Of course you&#039;ve got to pick your spot based on what you have near you, and I&#039;m sure there are all kinds of factories and cathedrals that are way better options for each individual. The great thing is that you think about it and already have a place to go in mind before the chaos and the screaming ensues.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everybody has good ideas, and it seems that most of us spend alot more time thinking about fortifications than probabely anything else.<br />
I say if you plan on holding out, stick to the country hills- more ammo, less zombies more space and natural resources ( and its more likely the surviing locals in such locations are more selfsustaining and self sufficient). </p>
<p>If you can&#8217;t get out, I say head to your nearest hardware store. It has many invaluable materials inside a well built structure of steel and concrete. You could hold out for a long time. Barricade all the weak points. You can even get vehicles in the large chain stores because they have huge bay scrolling steel doors. You can house a large group of people inside- even build small dwellings or sleep high on the massive steel shelves. And don&#8217;t forget all the plants and seeds you can take to the roof tops and grow food. The plants attract birds, which can be trapped and eaten for meat. The possibilities for long term Z-Defense are as infinite as they are evident.</p>
<p>Ive already scoped out the Lowes in my hometown as the perfect long term fortress against the undead. It&#8217;s in veiw of a grocerey store, the highway, a walmart, a sam&#8217;s club, traintracks and the airport. Ain&#8217;t I lucky?</p>
<p>Of course you&#8217;ve got to pick your spot based on what you have near you, and I&#8217;m sure there are all kinds of factories and cathedrals that are way better options for each individual. The great thing is that you think about it and already have a place to go in mind before the chaos and the screaming ensues.</p>
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		<title>By: ZAC Admin</title>
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		<dc:creator>ZAC Admin</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Dec 2008 18:50:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;i&gt;&quot;have you ever noticed they can never get past chainlink fance&quot;&lt;/i&gt;

That is until there are so many that the sheer volume allows them to penetrate the fencing.  Not the best solution for long term stationary defense.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><i>&#8220;have you ever noticed they can never get past chainlink fance&#8221;</i></p>
<p>That is until there are so many that the sheer volume allows them to penetrate the fencing.  Not the best solution for long term stationary defense.</p>
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		<title>By: Ryan Williams</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ryan Williams</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Dec 2008 06:37:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>when watching zombie movies, have you ever noticed they can never get past chainlink fance. my friends and i discovered this about a year ago. so just surround your house with chaonlink fence and you&#039;re good</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>when watching zombie movies, have you ever noticed they can never get past chainlink fance. my friends and i discovered this about a year ago. so just surround your house with chaonlink fence and you&#8217;re good</p>
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