DESCRIPTION:There are a lot of bug out guides out there, but this is probably the first ever BUG-IN Guide. And the truth is that for almost every crisis out there, that’s what makes the most sense!Except for a few unlikely cases like a raging wildfire or tornado barreling straight for your house, bugging out is a very bad idea.Why would you ever want to leave your amazing home where you probably have a half full fridge, maybe some cans, a warm bed, a roof over your head, as well as neighbors you know, and terrain you’re familiar with, … only to run OUT THERE to some place you know nothing about and try to forage your daily meals? And maybe get 5 calories from some roots after spending 6 calories digging them up.Much better to Bug-In! But you need a guide, or else you might overlook vital things that you just won’t be able to get once a crisis is underway.Inside this unique 227-page physical book, former Navy Seal and BUD/S Instructor Joel Lambert will show you exactly what you need to stockpile and know to turn your house into the safest place on Earth. Unlike most other “survival experts” Joel has survived war and chaos from Iraq to Afghanistan, and other places you’ve probably never heard about. His survival knowledge, which you’ll find in the book, is not theoretical – it’s the purest form of practical.The stuff that actually saves lives and families once things go terribly bad, and there’s no more 911 to call.A Navy Seal’s Bug-In Guide is structured to cover the 10 areas that matter most when it comes to surviving long-term in your own home without any outside help:➟ Long-Lasting Food Stockpile➟ Generating Your Own Power➟ Survival Knowledge➟ Water Reserves➟ Post-Shtf Communication➟ Survival Intelligence➟ Life-Saving Meds To Always Keep Close➟ Indispensable Survival Items➟ Diy Projects For A Collapsed World➟ How To Make Your House Looter ProofTo successfully bug-in you need to have all of these covered BEFORE a devastating crisis hits. So, “A Navy Seal’s Bug-In Guide” is also a book to get and use before it’s too late.