Selecting Your Defense Area

or BOL
Defend Against a Mass Zombie Attack

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or strongest people. Strength and
Speed can be developed with
training

Warriors are those who choose to

stand between their enemy and all
they love or hold sacred.
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Selecting Your Defense Area
• Mission Objective - Hide, Do not fight - 6 weeks/3 months
• Not Your Home. It will be destroyed, robbed or searched by
Government Officials. You and your family may even be forced to
leave your home for a FEMA camp.
Cops searching your home for food.

Home Invaders
 Step 1. Select Your Potential BOL
• Go to Google maps and find local forests
• Forest Nearby? Close to home or work. Within walking distance.
• Why nearby? "We can always head to the mountains!" No you can't.
Evacuees will not be welcome and will be stopped. Road blocks can be
established by anyone with a chainsaw and burning tires.

The Ultimate BOL

 Step 1. Select Your Potential BOL
• YOU DO NOT NEED TO OWN THE LAND Spring
• With a 90% die off of the population the land owner will
likely be dead.
• Officials will also be too busy to search forests.
• If you follow this site selection you will most likely not be
discovered.
• The forest should be at Least 1 miles wide or more.
• Locate your potential BOL in the middle of this
forest.
• There must be water within this forest.
Step 2.Visit Your Potential BOL
• Observe if the land is abandoned and no sign of recent visitors.
• No Power Lines
• No Paths
• No Trash
• No Structures at all
• Dense Forest
• Anything that indicates human presence
• Accept or reject (return to step 1) the site.
Step 3. Determine Defensive or
Seclusion Characteristics
• Hills- Give views of the area. Excellent as look outs/snipers to detect
invaders. But because they are elevated makes it easier to be
detected. They should not be used as bases. You should select a site
that is in the effective view of a hill.
Step 3. Determine Defensive or
Seclusion Characteristics
• Water Configurations (Provide Good site
water/food and a natural
barrier. Water fronts are easy to
detect and guard against
invaders.)

Best site
Step 3. Determine Defensive or
Seclusion Characteristics
• Depressions- Suppress noise and light. Will also protect against gun
fire.)
Step 3. Determine Defensive or
Seclusion Characteristics
• Thickets (Suppress noise and light. Provide a barrier, camouflage and
concealment. Animals sleep in the center for a reason).
• Rocky areas (Are a natural fortification. Provide cover from hostiles
and are very defensible.)
Step 3. Determine Defensive or
Seclusion Characteristics
• Is the site large enough for the size of your group?
• Is there room to establish your Area Defenses?
• Are there clear fields of fire while you have cover and concealment.
You are here

Zombies are here

Step 4 Accept or Reject the Site
• Understand that you may accept a less than ideal location. Pick the
best location even if it is less than ideal.
• Go back to step 1 if you reject the site.
• Accept the site?
• You have your BOL
• Select at least 2 more Alternative BOLs.
You Have Your BOL
• Leave the site with no indication of your visit.
• Inform Family or members of the location.
• Take them to the site - Hike on the weekend.
• Use trail markers to get to the site.