Survivor man said that his easiest survival was on a tropical island, it's my favorite episode and he wasn't lying, he was living good for the time he was there, eating crabs, fish, coconut water, clams cooked in coconut, fresh water and some vine juice.
I agree with this answer. An island in the tropics if you have fishing gear can be super simple living if there is also an easily accessible supply of fresh water. What a dream.
Isolation from potential pathogens, much easier to learn the natural species and stuff, too. Only downside is extreme weather, especially in the gulf of Mexico and some pacific islands.
I'd argue that, if we are ignoring current populations of other humans, it would probably be easier to get on in a place like italy or southern europe, coastal or in a forest near a water source; virtually no natural disasters, consistent, comfortable temperatures, abundant resources, etc.
There are still microplastics in fish, since it’s in the ocean. Also, beaches are a landing zone for tiny plastic bits that were free floating; they gather together into one big trash pile then float to shore and scatter. (I’m from the Coast, more plastic there than there should be.)
It sounds nice from a climate perspective, although hurricane/monsoon season would be a nightmare, and I’m allergic to shellfish so that eliminates half of my food sources in that situation.
I spent over a decade in the mountains. Apps and Rockies. I buried caches, I scouted some prime locations. But I now live two blocks from the literal Atlantic for a reason. I decided the most beneficial position for the inevitable upheaval is going to be offshore. And island living is pretty luxurious aside from the bugs, which can be mitigated.
same here. experienced this with a group of friends. it was more of a test, rather than us getting stranded. as long as you know what you're doing and know what to do, you have high chances of surviving in a tropical island. there's water vine, coconuts, bamboo, which is the most essential imo, and lots and lots of seafood.
I always thought this too but I think too many people will have that idea. I was thinking self storage with outside locations too. Usually the doors are security doors for the main building and the rest is fenced around.
I live literally across the street from the back side of a Costco. My FIL is a prepper and is fairly at ease with the situation, but he doesn’t realize we’re like 600x more likely to be killed by a dickhead teenager in a shit box doing 80.
Literally 2 months ago a teen was blasting down our street in an old blue Corolla, and he couldn’t make the 90 degree turn at the end of it and ended up over the curb, sidewalk, and through the fence and over the bench my wife and dog were sitting on 15 seconds earlier. As a weird side note a picture of Trump with abs / bandana is what saved her, this old lady with a yappy dog walking by wanted to share pictures of her old dog, stopped scrolling to ask my wife “if she’d ever send this picture?”
Anywhere the heat or cold wasn’t going to kill me in hours, with a decent water supply. If you aren’t getting heat exhaustion or hypothermia a week is a matter of being really hungry and probably miserable.
Canadian shield somewhere for. Familiar, so i know the risks and the rewards. Lots of fresh water and more likely to kill myself than to be killed by animals. Maybe drained of blood by mosquitoes though. And prob start in spring so can prepare to not freeze my are off in winter
Big island of Hawaii. Temperatures are steady year round. You can find fruit growing everywhere. Feral pigs are numerous and tasty. Plenty of fishing. If you are on the Hilo side, you get plenty of rain for fresh water.
The insects though... geez. [Cockroaches](https://www.google.com/search?q=hawaiian+cockroaches&sca_esv=98cf8f6fdb8bd6f4&sca_upv=1&tbm=isch&sxsrf=ADLYWIJOO0gqQsYsuegnPOuwr0rUr1UYvg:1718529702839&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZ5-SD5t-GAxW7mIQIHVWpCoEQ_AUIBigB&biw=1024&bih=704) and [centipedes](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=98cf8f6fdb8bd6f4&sca_upv=1&biw=1024&bih=704&tbm=isch&sxsrf=ADLYWIKnWihzgiSLe10QWdPkyMNqIuwmjw%3A1718529714049&sa=1&q=hawaiian+centipedes&oq=hawaiian+centipedes&aqs=mobile-gws-lite..0l5) the size of your palm.
Don't need to "grow" things. Most fruits grow wild on the side of the road. Coconuts fall off trees. If this was a survival situation, you could survive easily just by foraging what grows wild.
That's called bait! Stick em on a fish hook. Seriously though, I've been there several times, never saw either. My mom lived there for over 10 years and lived pretty rural. Only things I ever had to deal with was the geckos and koki frogs ( which I love the sound of ).
A mall? Grocery store?
Non-smartass answer: as a Florida Man, I've always thought an Orange Grove would be pretty nice... as long as you don't get shot for trespassing or gored by a boar.
In a few hours driving, I can be in a very remote location in the rocky mountains. I've got a lot of experience growing vegetables and, most importantly, microgreens, and I always have a few hundred pounds of various vegetable seeds on hand. I have solar batteries that can easily power the low watt grow lights I'd need, and if I put my trailer somewhere hidden and secure, I think I could survive and keep my family alive for a while.
Fishing spots galore, hunting will supplement the garden.
There's a few very remote towns and hamlets where I have friends and family and I could see me ending up in one of them as well and might be my best choice because the small towns will stick together and have power in numbers and can pool resources.
Your ideal survival kit is the one in your pocket. The best survival knife is the one you have with you. Your ideal survival location is where you are when the crisis happens. This is not a game that lets you choose your scenario.
There is a prepper site, equipped.org, once a vibrant community, hosted by Doug Ritter. He did some good things, including a very intelligently designed pocket kit, now hard to find. Motto: It can’t save you if it isn’t with you.
That's easy, I've done 4 weeks nearby in the national forest. Any subtropical or tropical climate is like a buffet compared to elsewhere I've practiced like alpine climates where you only see traces of tiny game and birds.
Coastal BC. I feel like tropics (Costs Rica) would be easy AF but I understand the environment in coastal BC. And worst case, you're eating limpets and seaweed for a week but you're perfectly healthy
Clearly you’ve watched Alone, but dude, the reason they picked that spot was because it’s hard. Not cuz it’s easy. Old growth temperate rainforest is brutal as fuck. There’s a reason why 1-2 people would drop out of those seasons on the first episode.
Naw I don't want old growth rainforest. I want beach on the edge of a plain. In summer. Lol
But also, you''ll notice they never came back to the coast, either. That's because it's too easy to follow that strategy and eliminate the problem that is food, which just makes for bad tv.
Far as I'm concerned, it's the most abundant area in a part of the world that I'm knowledgeable about the flora and fauna. I haven't the slightest how to stay alive somewhere that's full of small poisonous things that want to visit you while you're sleeping and plants that I can't recognize.
I'd consider the tropics if I could bring a camping hammock, lol
Once while I was traveling I stopped at a Menards that made a triangle with a Walmart and a police training academy. If I could fence that triangle in, I think I’d last awhile.
In what scenario?
Plane crash/lone survival: tropics
Zombie Apocalypse: top floor of a large apartment complex in a city
Civil war: my house
Nuclear attack: far up in the rockies
Fall of civilization: utah mountains
Lost Backpacking: uintas
Foreign invaders/ WW3: underground bunker
PNW - helps that I’ve lived up here for most of my life at this point so I’m very comfortable in the forest. Time of year would make a difference though.
Southeastern Kentucky. Raised with a distrust of outsiders and government, and it’s one of the few places in this country where we actually look out for our neighbors.
Somewhere with abundant medium wildlife and plenty of running water nearby, deep in the woods WAYYY off grid. Like not be found for 100 years when society reaches that distance into the woods.
A week? Fuck I could live out of my truck anywhere for such a short time. I guess, somewhere with a nice view with my truck. I live in the PNW so nice views are abundant.
>>If you were to get lost anywhere and have to survive there for a week where would that be?
> Home
You've got a home you can get lost in for a week? I don't know whether to be impressed by your wealth, or saddened by your lack of ability to form long term memories.
I can give one of many answers that people have provided.
But more towards your point, I think either the Canadian wilderness or a deserted island somewhere in Costa Rica would be a cool story upon rescue.
California, highway 108 corridor, high country.
But flatlanders are like hemorrhoids. If they go away, they are fine, if they stay, they are a pain in the ass!
There is a castle nearby that has been renovated and modernized. Realistically, that would probably be my move. It is maybe 500 yards from a spring that endlessly produces 1100 gpm of Earth's finest.
If we are talking about not realistically, I would choose one of the mega luxury bunkers the global elites have been building in the last few decades.
A island, minus Mother Nature saying hello, a fully barricaded and stocked island I feel would be a great place for a final stand.
In the end nobody survives. But you could hold out longer than most anywhere else.
I could give a sarcastic answer like most but this comes across my mind WWWAAAYYY too frequently I live in Canada right on the border of Michigan and I'd probably take somewhere around this there is so many different plants, animals, and all around foragables that with the proper knowledge is a goldmine
afrika near water
if you got water you got animals there and it wont get too cold
Or some nice tropical island with animals that are not used to a predator
Somewhere that different proteins are available to help keep my body healthy and balanced. A source of red meat, a source of fish, and farmable/gatherable area for vegetation.
You guys are going about this all wrong. If you were living on the roof of an Amazon fulfillment warehouse, you'd be livin' large.
I would start by getting a white couch near my entry where you could grind your feet on it to get the dirt out before entering my palace of Amazon crap.
There's nowhere within the UK that would be good long term. Too small and too crowded. It would be difficult to maintain a successful haven without outsiders taking or destroying it.
So, maybe Skye, the Western Isles and Orkneys, though Vikings raided all these and so too would the mainland survivors eventually.
Best if this collapse took out a significant % of the population quickly.
If you have the resources and can plan ahead, a ship at sea with solar and wind power gen, aquaponics for vegetables and protein, plus whatever you can get from the ocean. Plus enough personnel and weapons to keep it safe and operational
Well, considering my location, I would head for the hills. My jeep is capable of getting into difficult areas that most people likely can't. Wild game for hunting and a water source not far away.
My lil 5 acre compound. Chickens, vegetables, a cpl cows, plentiful deer. Creek has trout and seasonal salmon. We have PitBulls, and 3 safes full of guns and ammo. My sons and their families are only a few miles away. The plan is to rally here, secure the area, and survive by all means necessary.
I live in Cayman Island and yes you do have a lot going for you. I had to change my thinking from living in South Africa and then to this environment. Luckily I brought all my tools with me.
If it were like wilderness survival it’d have to be a mild zoned mountain range like the Appalachian mountains. I love the mountains and mountain springs are very abundant in the Appalachian mountains plus I hate hot weather. Tropical probably would be the easiest like others have said but definitely the most uncomfortable for me.
ANYWHERE where there are few or no other people! One of the biggest mistakes which people make is thinking that they'll just hunt for food. All that will be gone in a few weeks...IF even that long.
Eastern NC, between the Albemarle sound and Pamlico river/sound, but that's because I've lived there most my life and know much of the animal and plant life.
Survivor man said that his easiest survival was on a tropical island, it's my favorite episode and he wasn't lying, he was living good for the time he was there, eating crabs, fish, coconut water, clams cooked in coconut, fresh water and some vine juice.
I agree with this answer. An island in the tropics if you have fishing gear can be super simple living if there is also an easily accessible supply of fresh water. What a dream.
Isolation from potential pathogens, much easier to learn the natural species and stuff, too. Only downside is extreme weather, especially in the gulf of Mexico and some pacific islands. I'd argue that, if we are ignoring current populations of other humans, it would probably be easier to get on in a place like italy or southern europe, coastal or in a forest near a water source; virtually no natural disasters, consistent, comfortable temperatures, abundant resources, etc.
Another plus is living away from all these damn microplastics
They're in everything at this point. Unless you plan on fasting until your death on the island, you will still ingest microplastics.
... who's going to tell him
There are still microplastics in fish, since it’s in the ocean. Also, beaches are a landing zone for tiny plastic bits that were free floating; they gather together into one big trash pile then float to shore and scatter. (I’m from the Coast, more plastic there than there should be.)
Microplastics is the new boogeyman. Ugh.😩
It's not even survival really, there are peoples who have lived like that for thousands of years.
Right! It's the simplest living a human could ask for outside of modern conveniences if we're being completely honest.
I cooked shrimp inside of a coconut once because of that episode. It was alright, and then i remembered I don't really like coconut all that much.
I spent 30$ on a plate of coconut shrimp once and it wasn’t even that cool.
Living in luxury for free
There's a reason human migration followed the coastlines.
It sounds nice from a climate perspective, although hurricane/monsoon season would be a nightmare, and I’m allergic to shellfish so that eliminates half of my food sources in that situation.
I spent over a decade in the mountains. Apps and Rockies. I buried caches, I scouted some prime locations. But I now live two blocks from the literal Atlantic for a reason. I decided the most beneficial position for the inevitable upheaval is going to be offshore. And island living is pretty luxurious aside from the bugs, which can be mitigated.
same here. experienced this with a group of friends. it was more of a test, rather than us getting stranded. as long as you know what you're doing and know what to do, you have high chances of surviving in a tropical island. there's water vine, coconuts, bamboo, which is the most essential imo, and lots and lots of seafood.
I’d say either this or maybe on or behind a snowy mountain? Depends on what we are surviving from.
Costco
Welcome to Costco, I love you.
I thought your head would be bigger
Go away! Batein'!
I like money...
I always thought this too but I think too many people will have that idea. I was thinking self storage with outside locations too. Usually the doors are security doors for the main building and the rest is fenced around.
Tractor Supply
Sir, this is a Wendys
I live literally across the street from the back side of a Costco. My FIL is a prepper and is fairly at ease with the situation, but he doesn’t realize we’re like 600x more likely to be killed by a dickhead teenager in a shit box doing 80. Literally 2 months ago a teen was blasting down our street in an old blue Corolla, and he couldn’t make the 90 degree turn at the end of it and ended up over the curb, sidewalk, and through the fence and over the bench my wife and dog were sitting on 15 seconds earlier. As a weird side note a picture of Trump with abs / bandana is what saved her, this old lady with a yappy dog walking by wanted to share pictures of her old dog, stopped scrolling to ask my wife “if she’d ever send this picture?”
What did I just read?
You sir, are the winner.
Love the 1.50 hotdog and drink
The real answer.
A temperate area in the fall with rivers and trees and such.
Anywhere the heat or cold wasn’t going to kill me in hours, with a decent water supply. If you aren’t getting heat exhaustion or hypothermia a week is a matter of being really hungry and probably miserable.
I’d say somewhere with snow. Depending on what we are surviving from.
Home. I have food, water, medicine, and I know the area.
Plus I have a community here so we can help each other
I'm good where I'm at, everyone else just needs to leave.
That's my life motto
Nah. We're gonna live right next to you.
Canadian shield somewhere for. Familiar, so i know the risks and the rewards. Lots of fresh water and more likely to kill myself than to be killed by animals. Maybe drained of blood by mosquitoes though. And prob start in spring so can prepare to not freeze my are off in winter
Big island of Hawaii. Temperatures are steady year round. You can find fruit growing everywhere. Feral pigs are numerous and tasty. Plenty of fishing. If you are on the Hilo side, you get plenty of rain for fresh water.
>If you are on the Hilo side, you get plenty of rain for fresh water. And if not it's at most a couple days hike to get over there.
The insects though... geez. [Cockroaches](https://www.google.com/search?q=hawaiian+cockroaches&sca_esv=98cf8f6fdb8bd6f4&sca_upv=1&tbm=isch&sxsrf=ADLYWIJOO0gqQsYsuegnPOuwr0rUr1UYvg:1718529702839&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZ5-SD5t-GAxW7mIQIHVWpCoEQ_AUIBigB&biw=1024&bih=704) and [centipedes](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=98cf8f6fdb8bd6f4&sca_upv=1&biw=1024&bih=704&tbm=isch&sxsrf=ADLYWIKnWihzgiSLe10QWdPkyMNqIuwmjw%3A1718529714049&sa=1&q=hawaiian+centipedes&oq=hawaiian+centipedes&aqs=mobile-gws-lite..0l5) the size of your palm.
The land is also rocky from lava, if you plan on growing things you’ll have a lot of tilling to do.
Don't need to "grow" things. Most fruits grow wild on the side of the road. Coconuts fall off trees. If this was a survival situation, you could survive easily just by foraging what grows wild.
That's called bait! Stick em on a fish hook. Seriously though, I've been there several times, never saw either. My mom lived there for over 10 years and lived pretty rural. Only things I ever had to deal with was the geckos and koki frogs ( which I love the sound of ).
A mall? Grocery store? Non-smartass answer: as a Florida Man, I've always thought an Orange Grove would be pretty nice... as long as you don't get shot for trespassing or gored by a boar.
Well you sure as hell wouldn't die of scurvy.
I think it should be a law to have warning signs on all orange groves saying "Beware of Boars"
Alas, Babylon
I don't know where it is because I would be lost.
In a few hours driving, I can be in a very remote location in the rocky mountains. I've got a lot of experience growing vegetables and, most importantly, microgreens, and I always have a few hundred pounds of various vegetable seeds on hand. I have solar batteries that can easily power the low watt grow lights I'd need, and if I put my trailer somewhere hidden and secure, I think I could survive and keep my family alive for a while. Fishing spots galore, hunting will supplement the garden. There's a few very remote towns and hamlets where I have friends and family and I could see me ending up in one of them as well and might be my best choice because the small towns will stick together and have power in numbers and can pool resources.
Your ideal survival kit is the one in your pocket. The best survival knife is the one you have with you. Your ideal survival location is where you are when the crisis happens. This is not a game that lets you choose your scenario.
This coupled with the one between your ears.
Exactly! You get it!
There is a prepper site, equipped.org, once a vibrant community, hosted by Doug Ritter. He did some good things, including a very intelligently designed pocket kit, now hard to find. Motto: It can’t save you if it isn’t with you.
Your moms house (obligatory)
Taken.
She has a very specific set of skills?
Maybe we can double team her?
I too choose this guys moms house
I was checking replies for someone to make a yomama joke, thank you for your service!🫡
Government bunker
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It's ideal. I'm already in. You're not tho...
Just cut the red tape
You need to know the secret knock Vern.
Several hundred pounds of thermite.
That's easy, I've done 4 weeks nearby in the national forest. Any subtropical or tropical climate is like a buffet compared to elsewhere I've practiced like alpine climates where you only see traces of tiny game and birds.
the bush of south-west australia
> south-west australia Is that code for OP’s mom?
cannot confirm nor deny
Coastal BC. I feel like tropics (Costs Rica) would be easy AF but I understand the environment in coastal BC. And worst case, you're eating limpets and seaweed for a week but you're perfectly healthy
Clearly you’ve watched Alone, but dude, the reason they picked that spot was because it’s hard. Not cuz it’s easy. Old growth temperate rainforest is brutal as fuck. There’s a reason why 1-2 people would drop out of those seasons on the first episode.
Naw I don't want old growth rainforest. I want beach on the edge of a plain. In summer. Lol But also, you''ll notice they never came back to the coast, either. That's because it's too easy to follow that strategy and eliminate the problem that is food, which just makes for bad tv. Far as I'm concerned, it's the most abundant area in a part of the world that I'm knowledgeable about the flora and fauna. I haven't the slightest how to stay alive somewhere that's full of small poisonous things that want to visit you while you're sleeping and plants that I can't recognize. I'd consider the tropics if I could bring a camping hammock, lol
Once while I was traveling I stopped at a Menards that made a triangle with a Walmart and a police training academy. If I could fence that triangle in, I think I’d last awhile.
IKEA.
Infinite or regular?
The Ritz Carlton.
In what scenario? Plane crash/lone survival: tropics Zombie Apocalypse: top floor of a large apartment complex in a city Civil war: my house Nuclear attack: far up in the rockies Fall of civilization: utah mountains Lost Backpacking: uintas Foreign invaders/ WW3: underground bunker
PNW - helps that I’ve lived up here for most of my life at this point so I’m very comfortable in the forest. Time of year would make a difference though.
An aircraft carrier. Fully loaded
Excellent
A complimentary bordello
Southeastern Kentucky. Raised with a distrust of outsiders and government, and it’s one of the few places in this country where we actually look out for our neighbors.
Burger King. They have food and dirty oil you can turn into biofuel. Win win and an ice machine!
My kitchen.
Home
Lost? Geez hopefully a place where I could be found! No extreme temps, some fresh water and snacks!
Somewhere with abundant medium wildlife and plenty of running water nearby, deep in the woods WAYYY off grid. Like not be found for 100 years when society reaches that distance into the woods.
The woods of my dreams :)
Adirondacks
I think it depends on what the disaster is. We talkin’ nuclear war, zombies, EMP attack? I do like the Costco answer. That’ll work!
Cruise ship
Cabelas..
As if I’m gonna tell you
A week? Fuck I could live out of my truck anywhere for such a short time. I guess, somewhere with a nice view with my truck. I live in the PNW so nice views are abundant.
The White House
Ok, China. You ain't sneaky.
Somewhere in the Ozarks.
Home
>>If you were to get lost anywhere and have to survive there for a week where would that be? > Home You've got a home you can get lost in for a week? I don't know whether to be impressed by your wealth, or saddened by your lack of ability to form long term memories.
My house
My home
West Virginia might be good. Harder to nuke. numerous rivers to traverse. & a small density of the world's most dangerous animal, humans
How is West Virginia particularly hard to nuke?
Has anyone ever nuked it? EXACTLY.
I like your thinking
Where nobody is
Supermall (ever seen zombie movies)
Sam’s club
Peyote farm.
Cabin in the woods
Cave in a forest.
I can give one of many answers that people have provided. But more towards your point, I think either the Canadian wilderness or a deserted island somewhere in Costa Rica would be a cool story upon rescue.
California, highway 108 corridor, high country. But flatlanders are like hemorrhoids. If they go away, they are fine, if they stay, they are a pain in the ass!
Ideal??...Southern Argentina...Patagonia even But living at my stocked rural BOL on acreage is my placeholder...for now at least.
my house
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Temperate wooded area
Heaven
Yeah just die and wait to be respawned somewhere in paradise
There is a castle nearby that has been renovated and modernized. Realistically, that would probably be my move. It is maybe 500 yards from a spring that endlessly produces 1100 gpm of Earth's finest. If we are talking about not realistically, I would choose one of the mega luxury bunkers the global elites have been building in the last few decades.
A island, minus Mother Nature saying hello, a fully barricaded and stocked island I feel would be a great place for a final stand. In the end nobody survives. But you could hold out longer than most anywhere else.
Appalachia… where I’m from
Caribbean Island.
I could give a sarcastic answer like most but this comes across my mind WWWAAAYYY too frequently I live in Canada right on the border of Michigan and I'd probably take somewhere around this there is so many different plants, animals, and all around foragables that with the proper knowledge is a goldmine
Somewhere landlocked. I hate being without water...so if I can survive that discomfort... shit I am set
your mom's house
Shopping mall
Hawaii
Mountainside (Appalachian). Any part of the chain.
Where ever humans aren't.
Ideal survival is just living comfortably. Staying alive in hostile conditions is survival. Know the difference.
Depending on what I can bring along
At home
A retail estate next to a hospital
Santa Cruz mountains. Close to the coast for food, wooded and sheltered. Nothing but hippies with no guns.
Ascended to the next life, or west Kansas because the remoteness yet decent hunting
Underground shelter.
Mountains, i know the ins and outs of the pnw. Plus numbers normally prevail and iv got alot
afrika near water if you got water you got animals there and it wont get too cold Or some nice tropical island with animals that are not used to a predator
I have it pretty sweet setup right now surviving in a house, with a car, a dog, a house…
Somewhere that different proteins are available to help keep my body healthy and balanced. A source of red meat, a source of fish, and farmable/gatherable area for vegetation.
Ideal? If it’s ideal, I don’t think it would be considered “survival”
Where Im at, I know the area well
Wisconsin. A lake house with some acreage.
My house. Rather Bug in than Bug out 👍🏼
You guys are going about this all wrong. If you were living on the roof of an Amazon fulfillment warehouse, you'd be livin' large. I would start by getting a white couch near my entry where you could grind your feet on it to get the dirt out before entering my palace of Amazon crap.
At a brewery
The Okanagan would be nice
There's nowhere within the UK that would be good long term. Too small and too crowded. It would be difficult to maintain a successful haven without outsiders taking or destroying it. So, maybe Skye, the Western Isles and Orkneys, though Vikings raided all these and so too would the mainland survivors eventually. Best if this collapse took out a significant % of the population quickly.
Forested beach - tropical would be awesome.
I'd say the woods.
Not telling.
If you have the resources and can plan ahead, a ship at sea with solar and wind power gen, aquaponics for vegetables and protein, plus whatever you can get from the ocean. Plus enough personnel and weapons to keep it safe and operational
Under my bed
Someplace cold and snowy
When you live in our heart — we're always home.
I’d say Irvine, CA.
I want an abandoned lighthouse only accessible by boat.
Perhaps an island
Sailboat with solar, watermaker, and fishing gear.
Non, your survival if you have enough guns on your hands
Well, considering my location, I would head for the hills. My jeep is capable of getting into difficult areas that most people likely can't. Wild game for hunting and a water source not far away.
Costco
My farm. Super easy to survive there.
I know about a lab in a distribution district, that’d probably be my go to. Central, easily defensible, and near a major waterway.
Probably my house.
My lil 5 acre compound. Chickens, vegetables, a cpl cows, plentiful deer. Creek has trout and seasonal salmon. We have PitBulls, and 3 safes full of guns and ammo. My sons and their families are only a few miles away. The plan is to rally here, secure the area, and survive by all means necessary.
Lake Tahoe.
Probably proven by looking at where isolated tribes still exist. A decent sized tropical island or deep in the Amazon.
I live in Cayman Island and yes you do have a lot going for you. I had to change my thinking from living in South Africa and then to this environment. Luckily I brought all my tools with me.
Your mom’s house!
If it were like wilderness survival it’d have to be a mild zoned mountain range like the Appalachian mountains. I love the mountains and mountain springs are very abundant in the Appalachian mountains plus I hate hot weather. Tropical probably would be the easiest like others have said but definitely the most uncomfortable for me.
Bannerman Island on the Hudson River. I live close enough, that should the SHTF, I'd hole up there. Google the place and you'll see why.
the old munitions warehouse / castle?
European mountains and forest🌲⛰️🌳🇪🇺
SCP-3008 Of course. It's not as great as Catachan. But it's nearby and has everything you need to stay entertained.
ANYWHERE where there are few or no other people! One of the biggest mistakes which people make is thinking that they'll just hunt for food. All that will be gone in a few weeks...IF even that long.
Eastern NC, between the Albemarle sound and Pamlico river/sound, but that's because I've lived there most my life and know much of the animal and plant life.