We might think that bugging out is about buying the right supplies, figuring out the perfect storage system that will last us long enough when the inevitable happens.
We might think it’s designing a perfect bug out bag, honing our skills like building fires, purifying water, trapping animals, or practicing first aid. And we might have those things down. But when it comes down to it, there’s a lot more involved.
How exactly can we seek to prepare for the emotional turmoil that comes along with a SHTF moment?
We won’t find many books or articles readily available for how to cope with the realities of tearing apart families, knowing when to try to save your community or when to go off on your own.
So… when it comes to the dark truth of bugging out, do you have what it takes? Take a look at the video to find out.
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Theresa Fabry
Tiffany Muir
Try spending a weekend in your backyard with only your bugout bag. No cheating. You will be surprised at how well you’re not ready.
Your backyard doent have the provisions necessary to sustain you like the wild outdoors does.so you couldnt survive in a area as small as tour backyard….not a good example….