The Art of Manliness #597: A Survival Expert's Guide to Bugging-In
Mar 30, 2020
In this engaging discussion, survival expert Creek Stewart—author and TV host known for his wilderness skills—shares vital insights on emergency preparedness amidst potential crises. He explains the essentials of bugging-in, including how to strategize long-term food and water storage. Creek emphasizes creating a first aid kit along with the importance of having a structured self-defense plan. He also highlights the need for mental resilience and entertainment options during lockdowns, encouraging families to bond over preparation activities.
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Tiered Bug-In Plan
- Prepare for bugging in with a tiered approach: two weeks, three months, then one year.
- This accounts for varying situations and resource availability.
Water Storage Advice
- Store one gallon of water per person per day for all needs.
- Use bottled water for short-term, five-gallon containers or 55-gallon drums for longer-term storage.
Food Storage Strategy
- Maintain a two-week supply of regular food, then transition to freeze-dried options for three months.
- For longer-term storage, consider shelf-stable grains, beans, and other ingredients.