Bugging In Vs Bugging Out Vs Moving Out? CRITICAL Steps To Know 

At 73 and living in a close knit English village, Bugging In is a no brainer. Our church provides a steadfast group of people to share any disaster.

I just bought 18.55 acres of bare land, closes this coming Friday, I am bugging in at all costs, I am 5 miles away from any paved roads, going to be a bunch of work but it is so going to be worth it. I already have 2 forty ft. shipping containers, 2 sheds, 1-shed made into a tinny home and a shed garage that I am turning into my kitchen, bathroom. shower, toilet and 4- 270 gal rain water tubs for my water. I am so excited to get started. You have taught me a bunch in the last couple of days, Thanks!!

Never ever tell anyone that you’re a prepper. Never disclose your food and supplies. Hide and bury everything. And lastly… I agree, don’t bug out. Stay put- unless it’s an absolute serious emergency 👍👍👍

One of my concerns is all the people that will come to the country from the cities without a plan. I live about 70 miles from 700,000 people that won’t have a clue what to do if the grid goes down.

✌️🤔Mark from God, Family, & Gun's talks about the remnant,& being part of a small group in his area😁 Received some clarification on scriptures I was fuzzy about before, thanks Brother 💒⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️

In the history of Lot and Abraham, most of us miss a good chunk of the point. Why did they need to go different ways? To increase their wealth. I say the right decision at the end of the day was to stay together and deal with the issue of not having enough resources by down sizing their herds. They broke up their family so they could have more cattle. I say have a few more big bbqs to keep the herd size down and keep the family together. Good people and a good God are always your greatest resource.

My new favorite prepped video. Love your spiritual perspective. I’d love to talk more about it.

I think an extremely important skill set to learn is what wild foods are available to us in our areas and any area we visit, even if it's just a pleasure trip. if we get robbed of our food and water it's not worth our lives, and being prepared to hunt and gather is so important for even our youngest family members

Stores in the cities will only have 48 hours worth of food without deliveries. Luke 22:36 “But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one."

Wonderful advice and message

"Cain-built cities" is my new phrase.

I'm homeless in Seattle.Currently unemployed. I could get a regular job, sleep in the shelter, do the whole deal, but I don't want to. I'm going to start calling contractors tomorrow. See if I can just camp out while I work for someone. Should be fair game. God's will in my life is something I wonder about a lot. Should I leave the city just because it sucks to be here? My motivation is to accomplish something every day. It's simply not happening here. I appreciate these videos. And if anyone would like to ask God on my behalf for his Will over me.. Thank you.

An inspiration. Started following your solar vids and it inspired me to begin my array. Wonderful to see Godly content with foundational information. Am sharing this vid with all my friends. Thank you brother

Floods in my area are a toss up. We usually have quite a bit of warning. We have time to dyke our homes and get supplies. People that are forced to leave their homes can’t fuel their pumps, and then they end up flooding, when the home could have been otherwise saved.

I just found your channel and I subscribed and liked the video. Thank you and may God bless you and your family. 🙂

Good message in today’s video! Sometimes it is easy to forget to weigh the costs vs benefits of bugging out. There were times (when I was younger) that i would have opted to bug out, but i’m considering relocating where I can just hunker down comfortably. I admire your decision on guns. I’m not sure I agree, but I admire your thoughtful decision.

I personally struggle with preparedness in terms of having and using firearms. I grew up with guns in our home and we were all taught to use them safely, primarily for hunting (11 children) Now that I'm older have children of my own I don't own or keep guns. Im currently getting out of debt and will buy a small homestead by Christmas 2025 and I vasalate between having guns for protection or not having them at all and relying on God to protect me and my homestead. The taking of a life to me, whether under attack or not, is so serious that regardless of the reason I'm not sure I could do it as there isn't another human not valuable to God. I know it sounds naive to think this way, but if God found me worthy of saving, why not other sinners, even ones that would harm me and my family. Always conflicted by this. Thanks for sharing and I love the faith based content 🙏 Kate

You cannot load up enough supplies to go run some where. And stay any length of time. Then you decide this was not a good Idea. And try to go back to where you ran from to find Squatters on your property. Who want let you back in.

Amen

💕💗💕🙏🙏🙏 Have a blessed day!!!

Praise be to God! In 2019 God brought me to the perfect little country home with four acres. It's in the desert and we have lots of clay and lots of cactus. With God's help, we are turning it around into a much better place. We have population 120 according to the last census. My nearest neighbor is about a mile away. It takes about an hour and a half to get to the city by car. This place is such a tiny insignificant place no one would think to even bother to come here.

No good community around and living close to railroad close to bigger town - not the best thing😢

Great Vid, but I have to ask, the plant behind you over your left shoulder, is that a giant bok choy?????

Hi...just found you. Do you have a website? I want to talk about chickens. We are ecovillagers already so we don't bug out... we seek food storage and seeds to use/ share/trade.

Bug out is definitely more for the urban / suburban population set. That's me, until next year, when I'll be retired and moved to a more rural location one or two states over and out of Western Washington. I'm looking forward to getting a lot more garden space vs what we have currently, plus some small livestock. Until then, I keep bug out from my suburban location as an option, although staying put is my preferred option. We're backpackers - so for me and Mrs Token, it's not a big deal to sling the packs and head out for a week - backpacking, practice foot born bugout, no difference. That said, vehicle born bugout is preferred, if possible, vs foot. We have hybrid SUVs and could easily go 700-1000 miles with a couple 5 gallon jerry cans included in the load (which, of course, we keep around the home). We also mountain bike / bike pack and that would also be preferred vs pure foot borne simply for the ability to cover more miles a day toward a safe area. Bikes are overlooked as a means of transportation in a hard grid down / massive supply disruption scenario. In a power outage / grid down / Cascadia Subduction Zone 9.0 quake, as I like to say, it becomes camping in a hard sided tent by staying put / bugging in. Even if water supply was cutoff, we have a creek about 1/3 mile away, so unlike a family member who lives in the Phoenix area, there's no need for us to stockpile significant water supplies. Multiple propane tanks for the grill will power the 2 burner propane stove. The solar & gas generators will keep the fridge going long enough to eat through the perishables. The solar gen also powers the 12v cooler / portable fridge for car camping. Charcoal and firewood will let us bake bread in the camp Dutch oven (also fun to do this while car camping - car camping being a fun recreation activity that simulates vehicle born bug out). We also have a backpacking stove that runs not only on white gas, but on unleaded gasoline, so those multiple 5 gallon gas cans will go a long way. Seeing a pattern on how things fit together and are good for multiple uses, and how relatively inexpensive hobbies (backpacking, car camping, bike packing) share similar equipment and skill sets with bug in / out?

The elderly with failing health should do what ?😢

Overall good content, but you got the first point about when to bug out regarding weather/environmental hazards wrong because you conflated the threat of hurricanes with that of tornadoes. Hurricanes and tornadoes are NOT in the same category. Hurricane = bug out EARLY!!, but tornadoes are not as predictable and come with far less advanced warning. Assuming you're at home or in a relatively solid structure of any kind, Tornado = STAY PUT!!

You are FAR better off Bugging IN, because you know the area and how to setup countermeasures, or relocate to “safer” areas. Depending on area and timeframe, and if you’re in a city, or near the outskirts, or a disaster situation, Bugging Out is VERY foolish, and most will end up robbed, raped and or killed.

16:48 + … 😳… respectfully, I’m a little confused on what you’re saying here…can you elaborate? Having faith demands action on our behalf. (Faith without works is dead) The Bible is replete of what we are to do, …our Creator wants us to fight and protect the innocent and squash evil, to be Lions not lambs for slaughter. …Luke 22:36, in which Jesus himself says, “Let the one who has no sword sell his cloak and buy one.” Are you going to fight off the evil ahead, or , suggesting to just let evil doer’s do whatever they want to you and yours? I hope not, I’d much prefer to see you and family staying alive over the dirtbags in this world.

Good and informative information for when to leave and when to stay put. But Revelation 12 is not about the Church. The woman is Israel, who gives birth to Jesus. Satan is the dragon who tried to destroy Jesus after He was when he couldn't do that, he went after Israel to destroy her, as he is to this day. The remnant that you spoke of is the nation of Israel, not the Church. Revelation shows us, as when speaking to John, the first three chapters are devoted to the Church - some good things, but mostly issues that needed to be addressed. At the end of chapter 4 verse 22, it says, "He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches." Then Revelation 4:1, it says, "After these things..." after what? After Jesus deals with the churches he turns John's attention to heaven and shows him being brought up to heaven with the sound of a trumpet, representing the rapture of the Church. Chapters 4-18, the Church is never once mentioned. God's main attention is now focused on Israel and bringing her back to Him. Halfway through the Tribulation period, the Antichrist will offer up a sacrifice in the 3rd Jewish temple called the Abomination which causes desolation and destroys 2/3 of the Jewish population while 1/3 will flee to Petra in Jordan where God will hide them and take care of them there. (Read Daniel 9:27 & Matthew 24:15-22). This is not the Church. We don't live in Jerusalem or Judea, we don't recognize the Sabbath as a day of rest, we don't offer sacrifices in a temple and we don't live on our rooftops like those in Israel do. Also understand, if you want to talk about the saints mentioned in Revelation, then we have to make clear there are three sets of saints. OT saints, NT saints and Tribulation saints. The Tribulation saints will, for the most part, be handed over to Satan as shown in Rev 6:9-11, 7:9, 13-17 and are those martyred for coming to Christ during this period. These are not the NT saints/the Bride of Christ. For better understanding, there is a documovie that explains the wedding practice of the Galileans that were unique to them alone in which the groom and his family meet in the town's center for the proposal. He will bring a cup with him with wine in it. He will drink of the cup and then he offers her the cup. If she accepts it, she drinks of the cup and gives it back to him. Then he says he will not drink of it again until he drinks it with her in his father's house. He then leaves to build a home for her on his father's house and she returns home with her bridesmaids and works on her dress and things she will need for the wedding day. When she is finished, she will then wait and watch for him to return with her bridesmaids, dressed in her wedding dress. Once he is finished building their new home, he then waits for his father to tell him when to go and get her. And when the father is satisfied, he tells his son to go get his bride. He and his groomsmen then go to her in the middle of the night, generally in their custom, and he brings a bier where she then gets on it and she is lifted up into the air and taken to the father's house for the wedding, which lasts seven days. At the end of the seven days is the wedding feast. Check out the documovie on this particular wedding practice called, Before the Wrath. You can watch it on Amazon Prime.