Part 070

but attracted. Also, unlike the previous chapter, you will not be alone, and the support area should make fueling and servicing a vehicle much easier. With this in mind, using the noise from a car's engine will act like a lure. In this instance, removing the rubber from a bicycle's tires can accomplish the same result. Do not become too dependent on your vehicles. Unless applied to a specific

strategy, use them more as a means of getting to and from a battle site. Once in the target area, dismount and search on foot. This will allow for greater flexibility, particularly in urban areas. Terrain types. At first, this section might seem redundant. However, unlike on the run, which teaches how to use terrain to escape, this will teach you how

to use it to hunt. This time you are not simply passing through your environment as quickly, quietly, and easily as possible. As a hunter, you are here to reclaim this land. Hold it, sweep it, cleanse it until every trace of the undead is gone. This section includes only information necessary to do just that.

1. Forest. When hunting, watch for freshly eaten carcasses. Try to determine if the predator was an animal or a zombie. Also, use the trees to extend your visibility. Each one can serve as a lookout post or sniper platform.

Set fires only as a last ditch effort. 2. Planes. open areas provide great visibility, allowing full use of long-range sharp-shooting weapons. One team of five, with adequately cited rifles and plenty of ammunition, can clear several square miles in the course of a single day. Of course, great visibility allows the undead to see you as readily as you see them. Hunter groups operating on planes or prairie have