Zombies Bite.
If there is a single constant in the universe, it’s this: If someone’s ready for a Zombie Apocalypse, they’re ready for anything. Plan for the worst thing imaginable – like a Class 3 Apocalypse – after that, a snowstorm taking down the power for a week gets pretty damn trivial to manage.
Welcome to the Zombies and Disaster Preparation portion of the website. Here, the merry ne’er-do-well’s of Deth H.Q. gather to swap information on how to Zombie-proof one’s life. Let’s face it, nothing wrecks a day faster than having one’s calf gnawed by the the walking dead. So, (since we’re first and foremost helpers), we’ve collected useful advice and tips to assist our above-room-temperature readers in staying non-undead. Or, on a more mundane level, help them enjoy some comfortable family time while their neighbors freeze their asses off in the dark.
The world only ends once, but nobody says you can’t drag out your preps when some dumbshit backs his Cat into the water tower, or mother nature decides to turn a major metropolitan area into a swamp. FEMA food lines are for suckers.
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Emergency Manual Posted
The Guild’s official printable emergency manual has been added to the Zombie’s and Shit section. Click HERE to download the manual directly. It contains a pack-guide, a series of useful medical tips, edible plant suggestions, and excerpts from the USMC and SAS guides.
EDC Gear (On Person)
Every Day Carry Gear It’s a good idea to carry useful tools and equipment on one’s person – commonly referred to as EDC Gear, (Every Day Carry). Not only is such equipment highly useful for simple day-to-day chores, but it can be potentially life-saving. The rational for an EDC Kit is as follows: While it’s [...]
BOV Kit (Bug Out Vehicle)
Bug Out Vehicle Kit One way in which many survivalists and preppers carry their equipment is to load it into the BOV, (Bug Out Vehivle). This has several advantages over packing around one’s emergency supplies, not the least of which is the sheer weight of the gear that can be transported from place to place. [...]
Water Purification Methods
Water Purification Lack of potable water is a serious issue in any crisis. Perhaps we are not emphasizing this point strongly enough. Without a supply of drinkable water YOU WILL FUCKING DIE IN LESS THAN A WEEK. Point made? Good. How the water stops flowing is irrelevant – maybe the balloon just went up, or [...]
EB (Entertainment Bag)
Entertainment Bag Entertainment is often neglected, and while a disaster may require rapid flight from danger, and stressful situations may command one’s attention, there is also the possibility that a person will face a “hurry up and wait” scenario. Particularly if the bug out is being provoked by less than society ending circumstances. In fact, [...]
UPB (Universal Power Bag)
Universal Power Bag Most families these days are awash in electronic gadgetry. GPS, Cells, MP3 players, Smart Phones, Gaming Devices, Netbooks, Lap-tops, Radios, and a zillion +1 things that run off batteries. Some are merely entertainment, some are potentially life-saving tools. Some are both. Therefore, it’s prudent to have a way to power these items [...]
DB Kit (Duty Belt)
Duty Belt Kit: Some preppers will use a military or law enforcement duty belt as a sort of minimalist survival kit. Quality duty belts feature unparallelled durability, modular components, and excellent compartmentalization – making for an attractive storage solution. However, (and this is a big one), the combat ready appearance of any Duty Belt guarantees [...]
INCH Bag (I’m Never Comming Home)
INCH Bag: I’m Never Coming Home Bag The INCH bags are the survivalist or preppers pack of last resort. Unlike the BOB’s or EDC bags, the “I’m Never Coming Home” packs are for when situations dictate that one leave the homestead or BOL and become effectively a refugee. This is never a good situation, but [...]
BOB (Bug Out Bag)
Bug Out Bag Many survivalists and preppers have several “tiers” of emergency equipment. Each is catered to specific situations and scale upwards depending on severity of events. Some have an EDC, (Every Day Carry), bag, which is acceptable for 3-4 days of survival, getting home and most daily rituals. Others have a BoB, (Bug Out [...]
EDC Bag (Every Day Carry)
Every Day Carry Bag A prepper or survivalist will sometimes keep an EDC Bag, (Every Day Carry), to function as a limited BOB, (Bug Out Bag), which can be inconspicuously carried as one goes about their daily lives. Think of an EDC Bag as a minimalist survival set, containing the absolute bare minimum necessities to [...]