John Patrick
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. I always get a kick out of the city folk who are gonna “bug out”
. Really? Where to? How if fuel is disrupted? Not many places within a few hundred miles of any city in the eastern half of the country where you can just “go”. Somebody is already there, and more than likely isn’t going to look kindly on outsiders who are not long term self sustainable trying t displace ‘em
. I equate “bugging out” to the whole “Rambo” fantasy some folks live in. A huge percentage of folks today would starve to death in a wilderness full of game even if armed to the teeth
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I’m a suburban guy.
I have two bug out locations, a hunting club about an hour and a quarter on an average day to the NE and a hunting club about an hour and a half to the SE.
Going NW gives the choice of highways or backroads, not so much going SE. I have the truck to run a median or for limited cross country to bypass traffic jams if it comes to that.
Prevailing wind is NW to SE late fall through early spring, generally WSW to ENE in the late spring through early fall. So if an event occurs which makes bugging out the better idea, and where wind direction is a consideration, I have a choice. Living off the land would be easier going SE.
But it would take a hell of an event to get me to choose to bug out.
Maybe oddly, I didn’t preplan this situation, just realized the unintentional situation way back when ricin attacks in subways was a thing.
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