Building the Baddest Bug-out Bicycle!
Ryan Buford “The Next Generation” Audio player below!
The bicycle is a child’s first form of tangible freedom. It is a rite of passage and allows the young boy or girl a sense of approval from parents to be adventurous, self-reliant and brave.
That first successful sendoff is a bittersweet moment for both parent and child. For the child, that pulse of confidence and stability is a moment of self-worth that lasts a lifetime. For the parent, it is often the first sign that as parents we need to let them go and learn on their own. And when they take a fall on occasion, we have an opportunity to help them move past the bumps and scrapes and encourage them to get back on again. Read more “Building the Baddest Bug-out Bicycle!”
For a long time I have been looking for the best way to really dig into the bugout process. There is probably no other part of prepping that has more air time than the bugout. It’s a very popular topic and for good reason. The problem I find, most often, with the bugout is that it is rarely allotted the time it deserves. You see, the bugout cannot be explained in a mere 2000 words. Part of it could be handled but you could never do a 45 minute podcast on the bugout and touch everything. 
Dave has Guy Snodgrass return to finish up how you can create an emergency plan. Guy answers key questions on how to pick a bugout location and more importantly when the right time to bugout is. What are the trigger points that would make you implement your bugout plan and haul butt to your place in the woods? They will also talk about how you can select people for your group and what needs to occur when bringing people into your group. Guy will help you find holes in your emergency plan as well as things to consider prepping for in 2018. 
The bugout is one of those things that you can deconstruct over and over again. You can add pieces over and over and still find something you left out. The bugout is a massive process that requires many levels of thought and planning before even considering a bag.
In this show we will be talking about being prepared in the workplace. We all prepare to protect our families and I would hope that you all carry supplies and a medical kit in your vehicle. I know some of you carry EDC bags, but what all do you carry in your EDC? Excluding firearms and means of protecting yourself, what all do you carry in your EDC and what all situations are you prepared to handle? For the vast majority of us, we spend as much or more time with our coworkers than we do with our own families. Statistically, we are more likely to encounter an emergency at work than at home. So, what are you doing to be prepared around your coworkers? 
Dave begins this two part show with Dane from Gunmetal Armory heard on Prepper Broadcasting Network every Thursday night at 9PM EST. They will talk about how to travel to a supply location after a grid down situation has occurred. They will talk about all the preparation that is need before the move as well as some of the things that you could encounter all the way on the move. Dane and Dave will tell you all the things you should consider taking with you prior 
In this show we are going to be discussing an alternate idea for a bug out location. When we think about our bug out location what comes to mind? Do you think of a cabin in the woods, a homestead 30 miles from anywhere with livestock and a stream, or a reinforced underground bunker? How about a major tourist attraction that is visited by hundreds of thousands of people a year? 
There are various scenarios from the possibility of natural disasters to post-apocalyptic chaos that prompt people to find secret locations where they can exist off the grid. When there’s a natural disaster that covers quite a large area – like a hurricane, the necessity arises of moving elsewhere where you have food, water and a place to stay until things are back to normal. If you are thinking 
In this show, we continue the discussion, part 2 of the hardest question many of us contend with. On this episode of Reality Check I will be discussing some of the pros and cons of bugging out as well as the pros and cons of sheltering in place. 
In this show, we discuss the hardest question many of us contend with. Whether to bug out and flee to the woods or bug in and defend our home.
On this episode of “The Prepping Academy” Forrest and Tenderfoot are going to be discussing one of the most important and difficult questions to answer, “How to know when it is time to bug out?” 
We learned a lot over the last two weeks. When we watched Harvey then Irma bear down on our nation it was probably a rude awakening even for some of us who are prepared for disaster. When you see the truly destructive power of nature it often makes you double and triple check your own plans for survival. 
