Bugging Out To Nowhere During Shtf A Prepper Fantasy
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Goshen Prepping Prepping At risk of being out of my lane, i'll be discussing one of the most prevailing shtf plans: bugging out to the wilderness, and why i think it's a pretty poor. 👍 👍 👍 watch this next – warning – food shortages! youtu.be q5g5ussmeda 👍 👍 👍attention all preppers and patriots… it’s a common.
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Shtf Prepper Bug Out Or Bunker In And Fight Youtube Bugging out to nowhere: a shtf fantasy. a lot of talking, but it includes some valid points (in my opinion). Any place you can stay for a few days can be considered a bug out location: at your relative’s home in a different state. on a piece of land that may belong to a relative, friend or neighbor where you can set up your tent for a few days or several weeks. a place in the mountains or the woods where you hike or camp. Preppers are notorious for their food storage because it’s one of the biggest and most important concerns when the shtf. of course, we want to feed our families. but i added this because a lot of preppers like myself forget to rotate my food out so it becomes expired or my wife needs something while cooking dinner and i give it to her out of. Edit at the end of the day, drive what you want. i didn’t realize the prepper community all drove a prius. no wonder the mindset is to bug in. in all seriousness, prius embodies all cars with very low capabilities. you know, low, no clearance, too light, folds up on slight impact.
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