Zombie Squad

Anyone else going? My wife and I are driving down from MT to CA...

stbob wrote:

Hey I'm setting up to camp on my Triumph Tiger, what tent is this and what stove do you use? Thanks!

My 2008 Kawasaki KLR. Disadvantages: Overweight, Underpowered, and Mechanically unsophisticated Advantages: Will not die, Will not die, and Will not die. http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr118/majorhavoc_01/DSCF1135_zps08d26ea5.jpg A Kawasaki was really on my short list. I had my heart set foreve...

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160614/e57a1f819e0758a87d7b33186f016f52.jpg http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160614/83fbc6a3e035d40497b76fe80e387d83.jpg http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160614/f481ba844c2aa44096714b4aa879878a.jpg I just picked up my first adventure bike and I love it! It's a Tr...

A BOL less than 10 miles from a population of 70,000, and along a rail line? Sounds perfectly safe. No one will ever find you lol. Cool new residence though, good luck! Quite accurate, though I'm not terribly concerned about people knowing where I am. I live in Montana, and I estimate that most peo...

@lovesmuggler sounds exactly what I want to do. Buy land, get basic utilities & barn set up first so the RV is good to go. Smart and economical. Luckily everything was already done for me: [img]http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/10/27/a9d0b6e1c9221f86c174bc219aa186db.jpg[/img]] [img]http://images.ta...

Since I have the electricity and water turned on in my BOL now, I grabbed a 50ft industrial hose, 60ft of heat tape, some pipe tape, and a thermostatic outlet to create a hook up for my BOV. Now when I pull my RV in the big shop doors I can be hooked up to the well and not worry about it freezing. I...

Wow cool Squatch! Incidentally, I'm headed to the Bigsky Bigfoot festival this weekend...


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Yeah guys, still going strong, just planted seven more trees this week! I've got some blueberries and grapes to put in this weekend also, there's a lot to do to put everything to bed for the winter... Machinegun I always like to meet new folks from there area, just send me a message on here and I'll...

Wow, it's been over a year since I posted here! So much has happened, including purchasing a big RV to put inside the train station. It's a 1986/7 Fleetwood Bounder EXACTLY like the mobile meth lab in Breaking Bad... I dropped off the face of the earth sometime last summer, because the city purchase...

Hello from Missoula!

https://primrosestation.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/fullsizerender-1.jpg?w=700 Currently bugged-out... New to me 1986/87 Fleetwood Bounder, runs great, $1,500.00. Best deal of the year! I'm going to use it as my halloween costume this year, just going to drive it around and tell people I'm a meth l...

Wanna be more self sufficient? Step one: get a "hard on for farming"... I have one, it works.


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I was looking forward to the challenges of the zombie apocalypse, but I guess here in Montana I'll have to find other ways to occupy my self...


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Form 4 finally came back so I went and picked this up, bought it for myself last year in June for my birthday...


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I bought a shipping container this fall to build a small cabin next to my BOL, so I have something comfortable to live in while I renovate the main structure (a huge brick train station/fortress). In addition, I've contracted with a neighbor to move property lines to add five acres, where I plan to ...

http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/12/29/40aec85aab30bf6791c3b7506ff08c59.jpg My wife and I hiked in about seven miles up into the mountains west of Missoula to these old cabins I found last hunting season, then set up our Hennessey Hammocks! Boy were they handy and comfortable! Not four season s...

[img] Here's a pic of my HSGI chest rig, with plate carrier pouches added and E-SAPI plates. Unfortunately I don't think they make this anymore, too bad because it unzips and folds down to reveal extra storage and a map tray. I've owned a lot of chest rigs and I've settled on this one. [img] Here's...

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Boondock wrote:

Phoenix David wrote:But I have unlocked all of the Call of Duty accolades.

Hellz, yeah! Snagged that N7, special op, Geth hunter achievement on Mass Effect. And in the Cerberus assault armor, my renegade, vanguard Shepard is the tits!

Ugh, I don't know what you just said...


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Woodsghost, shooting isnt the only emergency preparedness skill that military indoctrination trains. Also, if you think shooting=survival in an emergency, historically you'll find that just isn't correct. Every one of the people in the military you mentioned should have shot at least once a year to ...

Absolutely, and a lot of them get better, or more specific, disaster/emergency training than the military. The average office worker though does not even know CPR, and though the trend in America is definitely moving toward more prepared people, the civilian population as a whole is going to be lagg...

Everyone knows a few guys in the military that are shitbags, and a few civilians that are shit-hot. That doesn't change the fact that on average, people in the military have been exposed to more useful training for emergency situations than a civilian of the same age. It's not even a debatable topic...

I have to keep one so I can incubate fertilized eggs in the spring but man, sometimes he really makes me question that decision.


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