I think for most of us, probably not Arctic or Maverick, hunting and fishing will be wiped out very early on. With no Walmart to go to people will kill every animal in site within 6 months. We have a 5 acre pond near here that was great for fishing, usually catch at least 6 fish an hour. One guy fished it every day for a month, keeping all the fish he caught and not releasing any. The last time I went I didn’t even get a bite. If one guy can do that just think what a hundred could do. Even small birds and squirrels would be thinned out in short order. Gardening is great, but with the learning curve, the soil preparation, and the hit or miss with each changing season on what will produce it’s not going to be your staple, but rather a suppliment to your food at best if you’re not allready doing it each year. When I talk about prepping with new people I always suggest to think about the basics, which start with water and then food. Since food is so hig on the list, I think having a good storage of it should be high on everyone’s list, but having a plan to suppliment and replace your supply is even more important.
