DO NOT COME TO SOUTH LOUISIANA!
DO NOT COME TO SOUTH LOUISIANA!! MORE PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO COME UP MISSING..STORE AS MUCH CANNED FOOD AND DRIED FOOD AS POSSIBLE ALSO.BUY LOTS OF BOTTLED WATER AS YOU CAN! GET READY PEOPLE..IF YOU WANNA SURVIVE.... GET READY NOW!
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Permalink Reply by daiseywildflower on -
if we have to find a place to barricade and live walmart would be perfect.. lots of food, ammo and we have the bosses to throw to the zombies..lol good choice..
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Permalink Reply by Johnny Judgement on -
Seeing as how I live in N. Louisiana, it's only a matter of time before it spreads here. If the outbreak is large enough to spread this far, staying in one place is no longer an option. I suggest leaving the cities, it's obvious that only the (un)dead will be walking around there after it's all over. So, if it gets to that point, hope everyone has a survival team picked out. As heroic as "save as many as you can" sounds, I believe once the window on that possibility is closed, you and your teams have a better chance of just getting the hell outta whatever city you inhabit.
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Permalink Reply by daiseywildflower on
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most of the zombies around here are in the swamplands, but its only a matter of time before it spreads. we are hunting and killing as many as possible to hopefully stop the spread..
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Permalink Reply by William Alexander on -
I can fight them myself as long as there is not more than four at a time
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Permalink Reply by William Alexander on
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I comming down there to help to the best place I know of the air force base they closed down when clinton was president it's in alexandria La.
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Permalink Reply by Asian mario on -
Hi I'm the new dude, I live in Kentucky, I can give good advise I'm an experienced zombie hunter from video games to leading a minor group to safty from louisiana. So ask for advise if needed.
Tip: If pinned down in 2 story or more house/ building get as high as posibble and distroy or heavily barricade stairs. That way they cannot or possibly can't get up to you. If nether is possible your best opption is to get in attic or on the roof.
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Permalink Reply by Clay on -
Please, help me. I'm in Lake Charles and some how we just got power back on in my house. There are about 30 zombies outside of my trailor right now. When the power came on, I had to run quickly to turn off the lights in the house. I don't think they noticed. I'm praying they didn't notice. I don't know how much time I have until we lose power again. The hurricane is pretty bad at the moment. I'm stuck in here with my two young daughters. If anyone can read this, please come to 4622 E Lin
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Permalink Reply by Clay on
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I'm back on. But I don't know if it will last. The door blew open and one came in. I drove a knife through it's eye. My daughters were screaming in the back and I think they heard us. We have to move. Have to. I don't know where to go. The wind and rain are so bad, I don't know if my girls can do it. Please someone hel
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Permalink Reply by survivor927 on -
I'm not supposed to really tell anyone this, but my unit is actually moving to South Louisiana in about 3 weeks. I'm a lieutenant in the 101st Airborne. To be honest, we aren't really much of an paratrooper unit -we're really an air assault unit, meaning we deploy from helicopters onto a battlefield and fight our way to victory with air support- but I still earned my wings, dammit, and it's about time I've gotten a chance to lead my men in something! The thing is, this time just FEELS different from every other time I've led my men in any operation. The higher command tiers are keeping their mouths shut mainly, we've all been subject to seminars regarding the treatment of infectious wounds, and, strangest of all, our entire battalion has been issued with MOPP4 biohazard gear, and has been told to keep it on at all times during combat operations. All I know is that our unit has been training for the past month for extended operations in urban environments... and swampland. This could be bad beyond belief. I've told my boys about my concerns and they're now under my orders to shoot any man/woman who's stumbling, groaning, and covered in blood in the head, at least whilst in the bayou. The brass may have declared this an exercise, but they've still given us plenty of live ammo.
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