Bug Out Vehicles and Shelters
Complete step-by-step preparations for fleeing one’s home in 15 minutes with everything needed to survive for months away from civilization
When disaster strikes, the wise few who have planned ahead
will survive in style. The masses left behind will be lucky to survive at
all. As inevitable but unstoppable as the floods that swept New Orleans and
the earthquake that shattered Haiti, life-threatening disasters require a
plan—one that foresees both a speedy escape as well as days, weeks, or even
months living on one’s own.
This intricately detailed guide shows
readers how to prepare vital supplies, determine a safe bivouac location,
outfit an automobile for emergency transport and long term occupancy, and
even build the ideal shelter for any size family. When the Big One leaves
Los Angeles a pile of rubble and its police force helpless against mobs of
looters, the vital details covered in this book—from storing enough gasoline
for the escape drive to having a long-term fresh-water source at the safe
location—show readers how to go on.
● Using specially equipped vehicles for unique situations
● Planning for backup vehicles if your main escape option fails
● Utilizing bikes, canoes, kayaks, rowboats and other human powered means of escape.
● Preparing temporary shelters
● Locating and stocking long term shelters
● Using an RV motorhome, camper trailer, or converted utility vehicle
● Living aboard boats, from motorboats to houseboats to blue water sailboats
6 x 9
320 pages
$9.95