Which RV is best for the zombie apocalypse?
Of all the types of RVs what type would be best for the zombie apocalypse? (Or super-volcano eruption, giant meteorite or other post-apocalyptic scenario). Assuming that one would have to flee their ...
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gcloss wrote:This reminds me of my then BIL when we were talking about the collapse due to Y2K. He was telling me that he had so many pounds of grains; gallons of water; other food stuffs stored in his basement getting ready for the day. I asked him if he also had any guns and ammo stockpiled and I got the deer in the headlights look. He asked me why in the world he would need them? I told him that if it really did happen and the survivors found out that he had a food cache hoarded up that he would have to kill the looters that would be trying to get to it. The next day he started depleting his stockpile. :D
In the event of a major disaster (SHTF) I've thought about going remote in my RV, but I decided it would be best to stay put at home, hunker down and protect my family. Forget about cars/trucks, generators and electricity. Concentrate on basic survival needs.
Make sure you have water, canned/dried foods, seeds to grow food, as well as the means to collect and purify water. Try to stock pile prescription meds ahead of time. Guns and ammo to protect your family from looters and depending where you live to hunt for food.
