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Don't think just firearms what about other supplies that might come in handy later. My plan would be to bury as much as possible in different spots around the property. Then take as much as I could physically carry for a couple of miles then bury another cache and leave with what I know I could physically manage to survive with and carry.
Love the diet cokes...Originally Posted by newracer
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day."
Do you think anyone would take a second look at a fresh mound of dirt on the property? Depending on how bad things were, they might just think it was a body.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Good point Irving. Either camouflage it or mark it with a cross
Near landmarks and go over the area with some branches, then throw the one item no one wants to dig or walk through, Animal feces of your choice.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Hide and retrieve. Might take the firing pins with me
The Hobo
Not planning on leaving. If I am forced to do so, I am likely not coming back, so anything I cannot bring is forfeit. If I have time, distribute to neighbors/friends to prevent them landing in the wrong hands. If time is very limited, leave them in a spot where I can tell a trusted person to get them and distribute. If there is a possibility of being disappeared against my will, I would prepare by letting someone I have confidence in know where and what, so that if I suddenly come up missing, they know where to go, secure what they find and distribute as appropriate.
My weapons are things. I can find/acquire more things if necessary. There is no reason for things to be buried when they can be doing someone some good.
I would not be traveling on foot alone you know. I'd ensure every member of my party had at least 1 firearm, preferably both a pistol and long gun. If that meant giving guns to friends, family, and neighbors who I've grown to trust, then no problem. If for some strange reason I didn't have enough trustworthy people around me to share my guns with, then I'd just leave them locked in the safe in my basement or maybe bury a few caches in memorable locations in case I'm ever back home and need them again. But generally speaking, I'd rather not leave them behind and would definitely do my best to not allow them to fall in to the hands of unknown people.
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