My friend John Ammons from UW Gear has posted a few videos (2015, 2017) with his thoughts on “Bugging Out”, and the problems inherent with that decision.
Pay attention and think about what he’s saying.
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Thanks for the share my brother!
I see this obviously that everyones situation different,in my case far from homelands working,may make sense to stay where ever I am,may make sense to get home.Home itself always a ?,no matter how prepped you are something beyond your control/ability to deal with like a nuke plant melting down make necessitate “bugging out”,trying to be ready with options a good idea/having other places to go and multi routes ect.,that said,major life changing events seem enough to deal with without also being on road/hoofing it but having a bag ready in vehicle especially when traveling for work does give me a little piece of mind.
Seems hard as hell these days to get state road atlases,grew up and traveled with them,now,a pain to get I guess due to computer/gps ect.The upside of computer is ease to get topo maps of areas one may be in and print them,so ,a double edged sword it seems.