Make sure your bug out vehicle has great tires, that it doesn’t draw too much attention, and that it has enough room for your family and supplies, etc. #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #survivalchecklist #survivalist
If you are forced to bug out on foot, at some point you’ll have to set up camp for the night. #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #camping #survival
For a $1,000 a year, you can have a bug out location that is built to withstand doomsday, loaded with supplies, and populated by dozens of survival experts. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #offgrid #prepared #offgridliving
Of all the thousands of articles about bugging out, very few of them talk about bugging out in the rain, but it’s a very important topic. #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #preppers #gear
Here are some warning signs that it’s time to bug out. If you see any of these things happening, it’s time to hit the road fast.
After SHTF, marauders could invade homes, knowing the police are too busy. This is why you need to know how to defend your bug out location.
If you had to bug out in an instant, would you be like the average Joe and end up cold, hungry, sick, and dead, or would you be prepared with a bug out plan, plenty of supplies, and survival skills?
If you want to find a safe bug out location deep in the woods, you’ll need to find a road to a place that no one has any reason visit.
You don’t want to go just anywhere after the SHTF. You want a bug out location that is safe and well hidden, among other things.
In the majority of circumstances, bugging out is not only far more dangerous and risky than bugging in, it will likely get you and your family killed.
