After the past few years we've seen in the United States, it seems to me that the possibility of having to evacuate has become more and more likely.

What with the wildfires (and not just in California – we've seen them in Colorado, Tennessee, and North Carolina to name a few), the industrial accidents, the hurricanes, the floods, and even volcanos, it seems that disaster can strike anywhere. And it can strike in a way that makes it impossible for you to hunker down safely at home.

I know that for most of us, bugging in is Plan A. Unfortunately, there are situations that make it by far the more dangerous choice. So even if bugging out is a last resort, you need to have a plan.

I can help you with that plan.

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Introducing The Bug Out Book

Our newest PDF is 83 pages of information about evacuating. Here's the Table of Contents:

Why would you need to bug out?

What to do well before you ever need to evacuate

Where will you go?

How will you get to your destination?

Should you stay or should you go?

When should you go?

What to do if you have a few days to get ready

What to do if you have a couple of hours to get ready

What to do if you have a couple of minutes to get ready

Evacuating with pets

Evacuating a homestead

What if you miss your opportunity to evacuate?

What if you can't afford to evacuate?

What you should know about going to a shelter

Going home

Replacing documents after a disaster

BONUS: THE KING FIRE CHRONICLES