Tips on How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse
Please be aware these steps are just advice and you can still die during a zombie apocalypse even if you follow these guidelines.
1.) The first thing to do when an apocalypse start is to know what you're up against. Try to listen to any reports you can (if there are any).
2.) Form a small group (5-8 people) that will be helpful in fighting off zombies. The people in your group need to be in shape and can act under pressure, but do NOT get too attached. If someone in your group becomes infected, it is best to put them down for the safety of the rest of the group. Keep in mind it is easier to keep up and feed a smaller group.
3.) No place is safe, only some places are safer than others. Try to find a location that is the safest. Make checkpoints where you can stop while traveling to your safe destination.
4.) Be prepared for any situation that comes your way. Make plans for each situation you can think of. Anything can happen.
5.) Have plenty of supplies. Pack up with food, weapons/ammo, and first aid kits. It's good to have extra and back up. Water and nonperishable items are the best types of sustenance to bring. Have small and large guns. Small guns are best for when you're reloading or you're in a sticky situation. Accidents can happen while you're 'on the run' so keep first aid kits. The best thing to pack is band aids or something to stop any bleeding and have some sort of disinfectant. Pain medication is also a good thing to have. Prepare yourself for the long trip ahead.
Remember, even if you follow these steps, survival is not guaranteed.
1.) The first thing to do when an apocalypse start is to know what you're up against. Try to listen to any reports you can (if there are any).
2.) Form a small group (5-8 people) that will be helpful in fighting off zombies. The people in your group need to be in shape and can act under pressure, but do NOT get too attached. If someone in your group becomes infected, it is best to put them down for the safety of the rest of the group. Keep in mind it is easier to keep up and feed a smaller group.
3.) No place is safe, only some places are safer than others. Try to find a location that is the safest. Make checkpoints where you can stop while traveling to your safe destination.
4.) Be prepared for any situation that comes your way. Make plans for each situation you can think of. Anything can happen.
5.) Have plenty of supplies. Pack up with food, weapons/ammo, and first aid kits. It's good to have extra and back up. Water and nonperishable items are the best types of sustenance to bring. Have small and large guns. Small guns are best for when you're reloading or you're in a sticky situation. Accidents can happen while you're 'on the run' so keep first aid kits. The best thing to pack is band aids or something to stop any bleeding and have some sort of disinfectant. Pain medication is also a good thing to have. Prepare yourself for the long trip ahead.
Remember, even if you follow these steps, survival is not guaranteed.
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