Because the herd knows Deanna is a liberal and they're looking for handouts. :zombies_lol:

 

Once walkers are attracted by something, they will go or stay there.
They might even forget what the heck they're doing in the first place, but they're there.
Until they have another reason to leave. Ie. food.
The problem with attracting them back is that other walkers in the area will also hear the sound and join in, thus risking being cornered.

 

^ Completely agree. I especially liked Rick's speech about keeping quiet, even turning the lights out at night, and then he stands up on the wall while teaching Ron how to shoot a gun (or at least hold it).

 

Walkers have always kept walking in a straight line once they are stimulated. That's how Shane's walkers got to the farm, after seeing the helicopter. They saw Rick run inside the gate, and saw other people, so they knew there was people in there. The walkers farther back just follow suit to the ones in front.

 

I was like you are seriously gonna let Ron shoot a gun here for all these walkers to hear? Irritating, I don't think I ever heard the gun go off though.

 

What pissed me off more is that in the past, they always used DIY silencers. Why not now...
But. As a European citizen I don't know anything about guns. lmao

 

Ironically, Schwitzerland got a shit ton of guns and even forces people to have 1 in a cabinet at home I believe. Nordic countries are also top 20 on amounts of weapons per 100 citizen! x)

 

I'm not from such countries, though. Like I honestly have never seen a real gun in real life.
Or heard one. Let alone held one.... yeah... Not even a shotgun.... Or rifle...
Literally nothing lmao
Even swords and knives are restricted here, unless you have a license. Or keep the knife in your kitchen ofc.

 

The horn set them off in that direction and after the horn cut out they simply continued in that direction. That's what they do. Unless something else distracts them and makes them change their course, they basically just continue on in whatever direction they're going.

In an earlier episode, they were talking about how the natural geography of the surrounding land would basically lead them right back to Alexandria. That likely played a big part as well.

 

You are really missing out, my friend. There's nothing like the thrill of holding cold steel in your hand while pulling a trigger and firing off invisible (to the naked eye) and deadly copper projectiles at a target while smelling gun powder and hearing the intensely loud BANG BANG BANG of a firearm. 'MERICA! Goddamn... it's really awesome! lol

 

*Switzerland

And no they're not "forced" to have a weapon at home.

 

Rick took the bullets out before he handed the gun to Ron. Then he said, "There's your target." Ron aimed and Rick told him to relax. This was a very basic first lesson, as it should be, and Rick definitely didn't want a gun going off for no good reason.

 

Frankly I never really felt the need to do so nor have I been in any situation where it would've done me any good.
There are clubs that allow you to take up gun trainig at least, never bothered to do so. The only thing I feel like I'm missing out on is having a beautiful and sleek katana collection.

 

If there are any flare guns left, they could go down in the tunnel, and shoot out the back door (assuming that door is facing away from the town). This would get some started moving away, and could create the domino effect. Once they move away enough, someone could go out, get in a vehicle, and continue leading them away more.

 

I know I know! Same for me. But im just saying many Europeans do have plenty of guns too

 

That's a really good idea, wonder if they might use that idea

 

Why didn't Rick let the herd past him in the RV then when they were all gone past force the horn on the RV, then he would obviously have to run for his life, but he's Rick. The walkers would then turn round again, surround the RV until the battery went out. And they'd hopefully forget all about the previous horn. simple.

 

Not sure a gigantic and heavy Colt Python would be the best choice for a first timer. But since it was only a dry-fire exercise, I guess it was fine.

 

LOL! Out of boredom I watched a zombie movie that took place in Norway, and had reanimated Nazis vs. Communists. I am NOT recommending the movie, but one line that was funny was some American "zombie slayers" went over and had to go to a hardware store and get hammers, etc., to arm themselves, and one of them said, "this would be easier if we could buy some real weapons", and the other replied, "Yeah, what's up with this country?!?"

Eh, it was funny at the time.