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Be aware, however, of the possibility that undead may tip your armored car on its side. 7. The Stampede Of all hunting methods used against the dead, this is perhaps the most theatrical. Basically, the process involves dividing your party into teams, boarding a number of motor vehicles, driving through the infested area, and running over every zombie they find.

Despite the image of a modern-day stampede from which this tactic gets its name, it has been all but abandoned by knowledgeable hunting groups. Hitting a ghoul with a vehicle rarely results in a kill. More likely, the animated corpse is left crippled, crawling around with a shattered spinal column and useless legs. Always plan to follow up your high-speed chase

with hours of mopping up by a team of dismounted hunters. If you do decide on the stampede tactic, use it in planes, desert, tundra, and other wide open areas. Urban zones present too many obstacles, such as wrecked cars or abandoned barricades.

Too often, stampedeing hunters have found their paths blocked and their situation radically reversed. swamps or wetlands entirely. 8. Motorized Sweep Almost the polar opposite of a stampede, the motorized sweep is a slow, calm, methodical approach. Your hunters, traveling in a large, powerful, well-protected vehicles, at speeds no greater than ten miles an hour, patrol the infested area. Sharp shooters pick off the

The undead, one shot at a time, until none are left standing. Trucks work best because they offer snipers an easier, safer vantage point from the roof.