Bugging in prepping

Some disasters may force you to shelter in place in your apartment. Here are tips for "bugging in" and how to barricade yourself in your apartment. https://apartmentprepper.com/bugging-in-how-to-barricade-your-apartment-2/ #apartmentprepper #preppertalk #survival #buggingin

There are countless articles with lists of things to do if you bug in during a disaster. However, there aren't many lists of things NOT to do.

Many preppers focus on bugging out, but your bug-in plan should be front and center of your emergency planning.

Bugging in can be just as dangerous as bugging out. In this article…

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It may seem that bugging in would be the less risky survival strategy, but there are some mistakes that could get you killed. If you want to stand a chance, here is what you must be aware of:

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Nowhere in the United States is going to be truly safe from a disaster on a grand scale. However, some states will certainly be less safe than others.

Bugging-in is when you choose to stay in a safe and familiar location when an emergency happens. We review it here as an alternative to bugging-out.

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