Tommy's Tips

How prepared are you?

Most of you would say you're right up there with the best.  SHTF, you got it covered, no sweat.  Right now, at this moment, where is your weapon?  If it's not within reach, it's useless.  Right now, where is your kit to get the hell out of Dodge?
If it's on the other side of the house, lodge, whatever; it's useless and may as well not exist.
A good rule of thumb would be to keep a weapon nearby in every room, and a stocked backpack near every door.  That way you can bolt from wherever and be just fine.
By the way, bottled water is only good for two years.  Just an FYI
What clothes are you wearing?  Would you fight in them right now?  Better be sure.
Where are your meds?  Where are your car keys?  Anything you have to hunt for will eat up precious seconds you don't have to spare.

An attack can come at any time, from any direction.  You can live or die.

TC

Charlie's Guide

What's the best camo when it comes to hiding from zombies?  Quick answer is scenery.  At first blush, you might wonder what the hell I'm talking about.  But the truth of the matter is the zombies are looking for people shaped things to chew on.  You ever see a zombie chew on a desk, or a simple cardboard box?
Me either.
I'm not going to go into too much detail, but becoming part of the landscape saved John and I in Denver.  It gave us precious seconds to get away and get ahead of the hordes.
If you need to move in zombie territory, make sure you don't smell like a human and hide your shape.  Move slowly, and don't attract attention to yourself.  
Word of caution, though.  Don't put yourself into something you can't get out of quickly.  If they do discover you you'd better not try to run down a street wearing a file cabinet, because you will get eaten.

Charlie OUT.