One emerging area of bugging out is the “Survival Bug-Out Trailer.”
This is exactly what it sounds like.
We have all seen the utility trailers of craftsman – loaded with tools, equipment, materials and supplies they need to do their work.
If you have ever owned one or have looked in one, you know how much stuff they can store inside their various compartments.
Just about everyone over the age of 45 has spent at least one evening in a hauler camper or pop-up camper.
A Survival Bug-Out Trailer takes a little from both to create a mobile way of storing needed equipment and supplies during the bug-out phase of a survival incident.
To read a description of this fairly new and unique approach to bugging out, check out the info on the next page.
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That is great, and all lockable storage.
Except for a few items,, always loaded and ready to go
better have guns to protect the assets, when its shtf time—people are gonna be wigging out and going bonkers.
Ah. This is obviously just a new hobbie at this point now. I have to cut in, and point out the reality that things will never get extremely bad very quickly since it’s far easier, and cheaper for the rich to very slowly change things for the worse rather then doing it all at once which is really just a delusional concept.
Like earthquakes and tornados?
Not just no but HELL NO! Kerosene, propane, a gas jug and cans of white fuel stored right over the axle. You might be a dumbass if you prep that way 😉
Don’t bug out. Problem solved.
For some people that will work in any and every situation. Of course a lot won’t make it. But that leaves more for the people who come back.
Yeah, great investment…until gridlock, collapsed bridges and washouts happen.
I also like to bash the apologists
Mike Scott Yes like that young peasant.