Stone Age Immersion Living...talk about going way out there

[mensa180]

Well, assuming that everyone on earth just stays friendly and minds their own business, there's always the sun.  In theory anyway.  A modern repeat of the Carrington Event could theoretically be catastrophic.

Unfortunately, there are folks out there who don't want to just get along and mind their own business.

It is not a question of if with the sun, but when. 

That stone age living thing looks really fun, always wanted to learn how to do that stuff.

[Larry]

That's what I got my shotguns, rifles, bow, fishing poles, and hunting knifes for.



First thing is to keep what you have safe. As someone else said wait it out for a few weeks while the 'cityfolk' die off then go out for supplies. Until then anyone even remotely shifty looking coming close to the house will get a nice 7.62mm suprise. The Brazos river is four miles down the road. Id load up the canoe with my stuff and start rowing. The woods around the river are packed with hog, deer, coons, and theres always the yummy catfish in the river.



Real problem wouldn't be surviving the wild it would be surviving the people would cant fend for themselves.

[Reschke]

Real problem wouldn't be surviving the wild it would be surviving the people would cant fend for themselves.

QFFT my friend!

[Ghosth]

Totally agree Larry

[morfiend]

 Man,I'm glad I live up in the great white north!

 We just pack the dogsled up and move on,as long as there's snow the house is easy to make.

 We dont have to practice survival it's a way of life,and our dogs go a long way to help.


 

 When it's real cold out,you just bring and extra dog in to sleep with.Once last year it was a 3 dog night,now thats cold....

   

[Penguin]

Isn't 3 dog night a metaphor?  But, wow, you really have 3 dogs that are big enough to keep you warm?  Quite a challenge!

-Penguin