So what are yalls opinion on bugging in vs bugging out. Me personally I will bug in unless events such as nuclear, or bio force me to leave. I have ten acres several miles away and have not built my cabin yet. I have all the equipment and supplies I need to survive here at my home. So what are your plans?
To bug in or bug out if TSHTF
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i plan on buggin' IN, if i don't have to cut a 'WIDE SWATH' as i bug out![and i do mean a wide swath] the total shit hittin' the fan thought process, is kinda funny to me , i mean all these law-abiding 'citizens' are going to 'LEAP' INTO
ACTION... for their own survival[ha!] 75% couldn't handle [2] weeks in a county jail with charges dropped [i'm thinkin']... what i'm sayin', is i know both sides of the good/bad of human nature/fear!
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ACTION... for their own survival[ha!] 75% couldn't handle [2] weeks in a county jail with charges dropped [i'm thinkin']... what i'm sayin', is i know both sides of the good/bad of human nature/fear!
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The plans include bugging in, bugging out to one of several locations. It all depends on the scenario being played out.
For a natural disaster type thing, first priority is the family, then comes friends, then neighborhood.
For a WWIII scenario, or a UN invasion, bug out is probably 1st option.
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For a natural disaster type thing, first priority is the family, then comes friends, then neighborhood.
For a WWIII scenario, or a UN invasion, bug out is probably 1st option.
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It depends on where I am at the time of the decision making incident. As soon as my wifes doctors release her, I will move to a place that would be a "BUG IN" situation for a while, unless the incident was NBC related.
However, I will have the ability to bug out at a moments notice with sufficient provocation, and then it will be into the deep timber, where I have already provided for myself and some others whom I trust.
Within my group of friends, there are four individual family groups. We all have winter tight shelters built, relatively close to one another. Small to be sure, but sufficient none the less.
We have provided ourselves with a shelter for wood to burn. This way the wood that is in there now is dry and will be until it is needed. If I have it planned right, these wood shelters (almost a woodshed) can have theier contents rotated and always have dry, burnable, almost smokeless wood.
Proper planning, ahead of time, and proper continueing plans, will spell the difference between success, and failure. I am surprised at how small the cost was to do this.
In the meantime, these small places make surprisingly good hunting camps.
The only plan left to bring to fruition, is winter shelter and adequate feed for the horses.
However, I will have the ability to bug out at a moments notice with sufficient provocation, and then it will be into the deep timber, where I have already provided for myself and some others whom I trust.
Within my group of friends, there are four individual family groups. We all have winter tight shelters built, relatively close to one another. Small to be sure, but sufficient none the less.
We have provided ourselves with a shelter for wood to burn. This way the wood that is in there now is dry and will be until it is needed. If I have it planned right, these wood shelters (almost a woodshed) can have theier contents rotated and always have dry, burnable, almost smokeless wood.
Proper planning, ahead of time, and proper continueing plans, will spell the difference between success, and failure. I am surprised at how small the cost was to do this.
In the meantime, these small places make surprisingly good hunting camps.
The only plan left to bring to fruition, is winter shelter and adequate feed for the horses.
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It depends on where I am at the time of the decision making incident. As soon as my wifes doctors release her, I will move to a place that would be a "BUG IN" situation for a while, unless the incident was NBC related.
However, I will have the ability to bug out at a moments notice with sufficient provocation, and then it will be into the deep timber, where I have already provided for myself and some others whom I trust.
Within my group of friends, there are four individual family groups. We all have winter tight shelters built, relatively close to one another. Small to be sure, but sufficient none the less.
We have provided ourselves with a shelter for wood to burn. This way the wood that is in there now is dry and will be until it is needed. If I have it planned right, these wood shelters (almost a woodshed) can have theier contents rotated and always have dry, burnable, almost smokeless wood.
Proper planning, ahead of time, and proper continueing plans, will spell the difference between success, and failure. I am surprised at how small the cost was to do this.
In the meantime, these small places make surprisingly good hunting camps.
The only plan left to bring into being, is to build adequate winter shelter and to provide adequate winter feed for the horses.
However, I will have the ability to bug out at a moments notice with sufficient provocation, and then it will be into the deep timber, where I have already provided for myself and some others whom I trust.
Within my group of friends, there are four individual family groups. We all have winter tight shelters built, relatively close to one another. Small to be sure, but sufficient none the less.
We have provided ourselves with a shelter for wood to burn. This way the wood that is in there now is dry and will be until it is needed. If I have it planned right, these wood shelters (almost a woodshed) can have theier contents rotated and always have dry, burnable, almost smokeless wood.
Proper planning, ahead of time, and proper continueing plans, will spell the difference between success, and failure. I am surprised at how small the cost was to do this.
In the meantime, these small places make surprisingly good hunting camps.
The only plan left to bring into being, is to build adequate winter shelter and to provide adequate winter feed for the horses.
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