So as you age, and your physical abilities change, you must reevaluate your bug out plan. Here are some Awesome Tips for Bug out Bags and for Preparedness Plan.

1. Bugging Out, Bug OutBugging Out, Bug Out
Bags, Emergency ActionBags, Emergency Action
Plans, and AmazingPlans, and Amazing
Techniques for SeniorsTechniques for Seniors
by: Ken Jensenby: Ken Jensen

2. Consistently use thatConsistently use that mental musclemental muscle toto
determine ways to evaluate yourdetermine ways to evaluate your
preparednesspreparedness andand bug out techniques.bug out techniques.
Adapt yourAdapt your preparednesspreparedness to your fit yourto your fit your
physical capabilitiesphysical capabilities..

4. You should consider:You should consider:
 Modifying yourModifying your Bug Out BagsBug Out Bags
 Modifying yourModifying your EscapeEscape in differentin different
ScenariosScenarios

5.  Pay attention because you are about toPay attention because you are about to
get some neat ideas for “get some neat ideas for “alternativealternative””
Bug-Out Bags (BOB).Bug-Out Bags (BOB).
 Adjust theAdjust the geargear in your bags, and thein your bags, and the
bags themselves for a reduction inbags themselves for a reduction in
weight, and to make carrying thingsweight, and to make carrying things
easier.easier.

6.  A Golf Bag with A Golf Bag with a Wheel Caddya Wheel Caddy::
Possibly my favorite choice for itsPossibly my favorite choice for its
super wide wheelbase for stability onsuper wide wheelbase for stability on
uneven terrain.uneven terrain.
 Hockey Wheel BagHockey Wheel Bag: Heavy duty and: Heavy duty and
can take abuse. This has a wide wheelcan take abuse. This has a wide wheel
base as well.base as well.
 Northface rolling duffle bagNorthface rolling duffle bag: Heavy: Heavy
Duty Construction with a decent wheelDuty Construction with a decent wheel
basebase

8.  Allow more time to get out of your area. Your mobility mayAllow more time to get out of your area. Your mobility may
not be what it used to. BE READY TO GO.not be what it used to. BE READY TO GO.
 Have people you can turn to in a disaster, but don’t rely on it.Have people you can turn to in a disaster, but don’t rely on it.
You have knowledge and skills they need. You can tradeYou have knowledge and skills they need. You can trade
experience and knowledge for a little hard work from theseexperience and knowledge for a little hard work from these
groups.:groups.:
› Your FamilyYour Family
› Like Minded Friends and NeighborsLike Minded Friends and Neighbors

9. Keep animal crates, or kennels, at yourKeep animal crates, or kennels, at your
predetermined exit points.predetermined exit points.
Keep these kennels pre-baited, or keep the baitKeep these kennels pre-baited, or keep the bait
in a bag in close proximity to the crates or bugin a bag in close proximity to the crates or bug
out gear.out gear.
Keep your bug-out supplies in the sameKeep your bug-out supplies in the same
location as the crates, so everything is donelocation as the crates, so everything is done
quickly.quickly.