Start with chickens and guinea fowl if you live in the suburbs or out in your counties...let them breed and free range. Convince your neighbors to do the same. It's all about survival in times of crisis. Same with quiet little rabbits and release them in your yards - they'll find their way out and find a way to breed.
The chickens will eat insects and seeds, the wonderful guineas will roost in trees at night and make a lot of screechy noise if there are predators or unwanted visitors in the dark. Guaranteed to wake you up. They also keep snakes and insects away, eat seeds and forage. They're pretty much wild.
If you live near water, ducks and geese. The big snapping turtles, bass or muskies will take some of them, and so will alligators. That's to be expected.
If you're hungry, they could save your life. If you have urban/suburban/neighborhood laws that prevent you from keeping a coop of chickens, get the laws and policies changed. That may take a little work on your part. There should be NO "law" that prevents you from having a garden in a subdivision or keeping domestic poultry or fowl or food.
Same goes for small livestock like goats.
Just a thought on a rainy day. Something big and bad is afoot.The government will control you, not save you.
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