Bug in prepping

It may seem that bugging in would be the less risky survival strategy, but there are some mistakes that could get you killed. If you want to stand a chance, here is what you must be aware of:

There are some mistakes preppers make when deciding to bug in, and they can be deadly. If you’re planning to spend the apocalypse at home,

There are countless articles with lists of things to do if you bug in during a disaster. However, there aren't many lists of things NOT to do.

The need to protect your home during a disaster or mass civil unrest could become very real in a hurry. The goal of fortification is to deter conflict and prying eyes and prevent forced entry. We’re going to teach you how to barricade your apartment the right way.

Many preppers focus on bugging out, but your bug-in plan should be front and center of your emergency planning.

You should ignore concepts like INCH bags and use a cascading priority system instead.

There are countless articles with lists of things to do if you bug in during a disaster. However, there aren't many lists of things NOT to do.

Sometimes bugging in may be the best option instead of bugging out. Here's what you need to do in case SHTF and you can't leave!

There is a myth that if you don't have land or a bug out location, you can’t bug out. The truth is, you can still bug out, but you need a plan.

If you could buy a bug out location in any American state, which one would you choose? Here are 13 factors to help you make your decision.