“6. Relying on bugging out: I’m not a fan of the “grab a bug out bag and head for the hills survival strategy”. In most cases you’re better off staying where you are. Having a bug out bag is a good idea, just don’t make bugging out your only plan or first priority.”
If you don’t a prepared place(Somewhere secure and stocked)bugging out makes you a refugee and history has repetedly shown us what happens to refugees.
For those who wish you may want to download my Preparedness Manual at:
http://www.mediafire.com/?tyoktknynnl
Everyone should also have a copy of this printed out:
http://www.humboldt.edu/~hsusnc/FM%2021-76%20US%20ARMY%20SURVIVAL%20MANUAL.pdf
No kidding.
My plan was always to go to my family’s home in the country in Vermont. The problem arises with getting there, and then fitting into the community.
A recent conversation with someone in the area up there about just that indicated that I should probably tell some of them of my plan—just so as I dont get “detained” on the way in.