Deciding to bug out is one
the most difficult decisions you may have to make in a crisis. Making the
proper decision could be critical to your survival. Unfortunately, the need to
bug out may be forced upon you and your family due to a number of circumstances
that are beyond your control.
As a general rule, your home
will usually provide the necessary shelter and security for your family and as
a result, bugging in will usually be your best option. The “comfort factor”
will always be higher in familiar surroundings where you will feel safer and
more secure. Many times In a crisis, the need to bug out will usually be a
temporary one. Once the crisis has subsided, things will usually return to a more
normal state and you can return to the safety and security of home.
Unfortunately, there is a
distinct possibility that there may not be anything left when you return after
the crisis is over. This may create a situation where your need to bug out may be
for an extended period of time or there may even be a need to bug out
permanently.
Any emergency planning
should take this very real possibility into account. If your home is destroyed
or winds up being unsafe to occupy due to structural hazards, you may be faced
with a situation where an extended bug out may be required.
Got plans for a permanent
bug out?
Staying above the water
line!
Riverwalker
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1 comment:
Sweet bag!
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