In case of an outbreak of cannibal zombies, is the better strategy to find a good "safe" place to stay put?.

Question

Or would you prefer to be a moving target, mobile, in some 4 wheel drive SUV and traveling. If so, where do you travel to?

Answer 1

I'd stay put. I'm on high ground, & in military strategy: "He who controls the high ground tends to win the war." I'm also out in the country, near a military base with plenty of weapons caches that I could find more ammo if needed. If you want to come up here Fyre, I have plenty of room. Unfortunately, we'd have to let the dogs out eventually (both yours & mine) & they'd be goners if the zombies ever made it this far out in the country. Not to worry though, it's highly unlikely they'd make it anywhere near here.

Answer 2

Just keep moving but always with an eye out for safe shelter, rest, and allies. And whatever you do, wear protective gear. Should you be forced to attack in self-defense, you must be very careful not to be bitten or you will become a cannibal zombie too.

Answer 3

If the zombies were cannibals, they would be attacking and eating each other and ignoring the living. However, if the zombies were of the "Romero-esq" persuasion, I would find a safe and secure place and formulate a survival plan.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

my bf talks about this stuff all the time and he said he's gonna pack up enough food, supplies and ammo to get to a gun/ammo shop and hole up there. That's about the safest place to be in a zombie attack.

Answer 6

Stand your Ground Girl, My Street Sweeper is still in your closet if you remember.
Boy I think that was the night of our second date. LoL.

Answer 7

I think I would stay put at the Bates Motel. They hardly ever had any business.

Answer 8

ive got a tank, ive got a bunker so im sorted, ive been waiting for them since ages ago. they wont get past my flame throwers or the land mines the devil spawn........i will send them back to hell.

Answer 9

I will join you at Andy's and with our weaponry we will stand our ground and you bring that wench Dune with you.

Answer 10

I'd just pretend I was one of them