With all the talk about survivalism on this site the past years something I fail to read about is when is a good time to just 'bug out' and abandon
where you are dug in?
In essence the world ends zombies walk the street, radiation gets too high, earthquakes, nuclear war, whatever happens, happened. You are safe in your
own personnel shelter, some more lavish then others.
But are we to stay in the same place indefinitely?
I knew someone in Oklahoma who had his s!@t together: weapons, food, water, air and everything else, but lost his home to a tornado and had to abandon
his land and shelter with nothing but his families lives to show. Yes, the shelter saved them from the tornado and it was more like a underground home
then a shelter, but it was no place to live with a family and kids, even for a short shunt.
Personally I would want to find a place to go that is a safe, clean, fruitful environment. Trees, fish, game, soil to grow food and most of all a
place where I could live above ground, not in a hole like a rodent.
But that is the question, when do you stop trying to stay alive and begin trying to live again?
What do we bring, how much and how do we travel?