A Navy SEAL's Bug-In Guide: How to Turn Your House into the Safest Place on Earth

This book is an outstanding resource if you’re serious about turning your home into a fortress for uncertain times. Joel Lambert doesn’t just preach theory—he gives actionable steps, from securing entry points and managing supplies to setting up a layered defense strategy.What I appreciated most is how well it’s written for everyday people. The illustrations and structure make it easy to digest and implement.If you’re prepping to bug-in with your family or looking to increase home security in a SHTF scenario, or even in general this guide belongs on your shelf. Worth every penny.

This is a GREAT book that addresses a subject that gets very little coverage. Those of us that are old, ill and/or infirm have no hope of bugging out. None. But this book is one of a very few to offer suggestions, tips and insights on how to prepare to stay home when SHTF. It could be a tornado or flood, it could be kooks and nutjobs burning and looting. But knowing how to protect yourself, with the proper equipment, knowledge and training could save your life.But don't just read it! DO SOMETHING! When seconds count, police are hours away... and the Govt is months away! This book offers step-by-step processes that you can do a bit at a time. But you have to do it!

It was very confusing with all the copies of this Navy seal bug-in guide. After reading reviews, I made sure to get the original. It is a bit pricey but it is very nicely done.I didn’t really care for all the recipes. They seem to be filler and things I didn’t need too much. The last half of the book however has a lot of valuable information and I think makes this book well worth the price you pay. Highly recommend it. #PrepperLife

This book has a ton of information that will be useful in the event of a catastrophe, whether man made or natural, and most is easily put into motion by experienced and novice alike. There is a section on dealing with grey water, but nothing else to address black water waste. While more experienced readers may have thought about this, inexperienced beginners will be caught short. IMHO. That's why I gave it 4 out of 5 stars. If 4.5 had been an option I would have given that rating.

The media could not be loaded. Recently purchased for my husband whom makes it a priority to be prepared for anything. We have quite the setup already, but need so much more.This book has soooo much to offer. It's thoroughly detailed and there is a ton of information. It's worth the read and the knowledge for sure. I got the paperback and the price was great, especially for the knowledge it provides. Definitely can't go wrong.I was bummed though there was some damage to the cover. For being new and paying for it you want it to be perfect. However, things happen and it is just paperback.So many different topics and so much information in each. I suggest everyone has some sort of book on what to do and how to prepare.

This reference book (Bugging In) is, in a word, excellent. It encompasses a wide variety of topics that goes into detail, depending on the subject.From his initial page of explanation to the last hint, each section has good advice and tips. While the book is a bit pricey, it is worth while.Bugging In, now makes a lot of sense.

High quality information that is user-friendly and easy to implement. Great product!

Some interesting info for camping.