Bug Out Plan: Whos got one?

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I'm staying put. But... I do have a panty full of cases of water and canned goods. Ramon noodles too. Those things never go bad. MREs and various items in case of need.

I keep stocked up for hurricanes and during the summer store fuel as well.

If shit hit the fan....I've got plenty of ammo and guns. Neighborhood would be empty and scavenging I shall go.
 

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await for more tranny confessions on svtp then order my premium membership and wait for the zombies
 

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If I told you my bugout plan, you would have to be ... dealt with. If I had one. Which I don't. So it's totally not a thing, man, where do people get these crazy ideas???


me, a close friend or two and my son have been working on a bug out plan for about a year or so. just in case kinda thing. enough canned food and survival supplies to last a long time. we have a site, way up in the mountains next to 2 natural springs. we could survive a rough winter or two and have enough weapons that seal team 6 would be proud of. i hope we dont ever have to put our plan into action, but i have peace of mind i will be able to survive. while i was on swat, we did some extensive training for search and rescue, man tracking for rough terrain which will come in handy also. part of our camp is partially underground, and covered very well.

do you have a plan?
 

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I don't have a plan per say, but I love the topic and enjoy watching TV programs and movies regarding underground bunkers, shelters, prepping and survival.
If land wasn't so damn expensive I would buy a quarter section in the porcupine hills and build a getaway location.
 

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Most people in los Angeles are afraid of the wrong things.

About thirty guys could destroy Los Angeles.

Blow up all four aquaducts going into Los Angeles County.

Blow up a few high tension towers out in the desert.

Destroy about half a dozen freeway bridges.

Now Los Angeles has 8 million people with out water or power, and they can't get out.

In a week there would only be 3 million left alive. But in a month there would be five movies about it in pre-production.
 

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Me and my other half have a few different plans made as how to react to a few different scenarios. I live in the PNW so we have a plan for the "Big one", Mount Rainer/St.Helens, chemical release due to our mills, Emp, and flooding. The last one being a once every 15 year thing that I have narrowly managed to live through the first time. She has her kit in the truck and I have mine in my car. We have food and supplies ready in town and out of town. Took 6 years to get finished though, modest prep can still be quite exspensive.
 

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The most likely issue we would have here would be a major hurricane, which gives plenty of warning time. I live in a fortified house so it would have to be a Cat 3 or better to get me out of town. We have supplies stocked, including contingencies for water and fuel storage. In 90% of possible circumstances it is far better to shelter in place than try to make it to an off site location. We are lucky to have good neighbors as an extended support system.
 

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We try to keep close to 10 gallons of water and plenty of nonperishable food in the house this time of year in case of hurricanes. If one gets close to the gulf we pay closer attention to stuff and make sure vehicles are full of fuel if it looks like landfall will be in our area.


We have six aces of land that I would like to build a house on that would be really close to self sufficient. Something with solar, backup natural gas generator and water filtration for the well to make the water potable.
 

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Here in Texas it's our own Federal Government we worry about... AR 15 with a couple thousand rounds and 20 clips loaded, several pistols with ammo/extra clips, water, non-perishable food for a month, extra supplies of medicine and personal hygiene items, modest supply of gold and silver coins, 40 gallons of gas and a secure meeting place 30 miles out in the country on the family ranch.
 

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Typical....guys in this thread
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Barb wire up and dig in, the first two to three week survival are the key. If you get through these, you have a long term chance.
 

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I don't prep on purpose, but I have 100+ MRE's in my basement from the past couple years of being in the Reserves. Also have enough guns and ammo to last awhile and I already live on 40+ acres in the country with a fresh water spring. I should be set for anything.
 

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Everyone in Utah seems to have a cold storage room in their basements full of canned food and 12 gauge shells. It was weird to me when I moved out here. At first, my wife and I lived with her brother in the house they grew up in. I swear I found a case of ammo in every room including the kitchen at some point or another. Utah will most definitely survive a zombie apocalypse.

It's easier to survive another stone age when you're still in one.
 

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