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Bug In or Bug Out? Make The Right Call

Bug in or bug out? It’s a decision you make in minutes. This video gives you a simple 5-check framework to choose stay vs. go safely (apartment, suburb, or homestead). Run the checklist, make the call, and avoid the two biggest killers: leaving too late and staying without support. The 5 Checks (in order): Immediate Danger — fire, rising water, gas/chemical release, structural damage, violence → GO now. Time Window — can you leave safely before roads close? If yes, leave early. Home Support — water • heat/cooling • sanitation • basic security. If ≥2 fail for 24–72h with no workaround → GO. Dependents & Medical — infants, elderly, mobility, power/refrigerated meds → if home can’t support, GO early. Route & Destination — open route + confirmed place to land. No destination = STAY until you have one. Bug-In Minimums: headlamps/lanterns, water plan (store or treat), simple sanitation (bucket + liners), ready-to-eat food, first aid + meds, phone/radio alerts, doors locked. Bug-Out Minimums (pack): 2×1L bottles + squeeze filter + labeled bleach dropper, headlamp + spare batteries, 2 lighters + 3 contractor bags + 50 ft cord, first aid + meds (72h), ID copies, warm layer/hat/socks, power bank. Micro-Drills (do these this week): • 10-Minute Decision: run the 5 checks out loud for your top local hazard. • 30-Minute Leave: load the car calmly using a one-card list; practice manual garage release. Remember: Stay when home is safe and supplies are stable; Go when life safety is threatened or the window to leave early is open with a confirmed destination. Chapters 00:00 Why this is a decision, not a lifestyle 00:26 The 5 Checks (stay vs. go) 03:58 Bug-in minimums 05:05 Bug-out minimums 06:15 Two micro-drills to lock it in 07:10 Simple stay/go rule you can remember Want more? Comment your top local hazard and I’ll reply with a simple stay/go trigger you can screenshot. Safety Follow local authorities and evacuation orders. Use this video as education—not a substitute for professional guidance. #BugOut #BugIn #EmergencyPreparedness #PracticalPrepperNetwork #Prepping #EvacuationPlan