The Bug-Out Field Manual — Emergency Preparedness Plan
★★★★★5.0Read customer reviewsYour plan before the emergency. Build the plan while you still have time to think it through.
- ✓113 pages of printable checklists, worksheets, and offline reference pages
- ✓10-Action Quick Start to set your stay-or-go triggers
- ✓Family Communication Card and route planning worksheets
- ✓Evacuation timelines you can complete by hand
When it hits, it's too late to plan.
When the forecast changes, the shelves empty, or the lights go out, you should not be deciding what to do next. Build the plan while you still have time to think it through.
When a normal day stops being normal.
Fuel lines move slowly. Shelves thin out. Storm tracks shift. The time to decide what your household will do is before every choice has to be made at once.
The lines start early.
Everyone decides to leave at the same time.
The shelves go first.
Water and basics disappear within hours.
Then the lights go out.
Phones die, and any plan saved on them goes too.
They'll look to you first.
When the power is out and the kids are scared, nobody asks whether you have a plan. They assume you do. The Field Manual puts the answers on paper now, so you are not deciding under pressure.
- 01Set departure triggers. Decide your stay-or-go plan before pressure arrives.
- 02Choose routes and rally points. Put primary and backup options on paper.
- 03Keep everyone aligned. Record contacts, check-ins, and meeting places in one place.
Do this before the next alert.
Three steps. One sitting. Your household goes from “we should really do this” to a plan on paper.
Print the 10-Action Quick Start.
Use it to define stay-or-go triggers.
Fill the Family Communication Card.
Add contacts, meeting points, and a check-in rhythm.
Mark two routes.
Note a primary and alternate exit while roads are clear.
113 pages. One place to start.
Begin with the 10-Action Quick Start, then build your household plan with checklists, reference pages, and worksheets you can complete by hand.
Save it offline, print the priority pages, and fill them out together before pressure takes over.
Knot Tying Guide included.
Useful knots for shelter, cordage, and vehicle kits, inside the same PDF.
Guessing vs. a plan on paper.
Without a plan
- ✕Deciding whether to leave as the storm arrives
- ✕Calling around to find where everyone is
- ✕One route out, the same one everyone else takes
- ✕Gear in a pile with no order to use it
- ✕Everything stored on a phone that is about to die
With the Field Manual
- ✓Stay-or-go triggers decided in advance
- ✓One card with contacts, check-ins, and meeting places
- ✓Primary and alternate routes marked while roads are clear
- ✓Checklists that turn gear into a household plan
- ✓Printed pages that work offline
Everyone knows where to meet.
Rally points, check-in times, and backup routes are already decided. When the phones go down, your family still knows what to do.
Build your plan today →
What our customers are saying
“The reference pages are easy to scan before a trip and practical enough to keep in a binder at home.”
“I liked that it separates immediate essentials from the items worth checking over time. It gave our household a clear place to start.”
“The checklist-style layout made it easier to turn a vague someday plan into a short, practical weekend task list.”
Common questions
What exactly do I receive?
One 113-page digital PDF, including the Knot Tying Guide. No physical book ships.
Can I print it at home?
Yes. Print the full PDF or only the pages you need.
Can I use it without internet?
Yes, once downloaded and saved to your device. Printed copies also work offline.
Where should I start?
Begin with the 10-Action Quick Start, then fill the Family Communication Card and mark two routes. That first plan takes about 30 minutes.
Build your plan before you need it.
113-page digital PDF · Printable worksheets · Included Knot Tying Guide
Digital delivery after checkout. No physical book ships.
