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The NewBold Survival System

Bug-Out — The 90-Day Plan

Some emergencies don't ask you to stay home. They tell you to leave — fire, flood, chemical spill, a storm your house won't ride out. This is the plan for that day, and for the 90 days that follow it. A working manual, not an essay: every section ends in checklists, fill-in worksheets, or a quick-reference card.

Manual 1 of 4

What's inside

  • The decision to leave: three trigger lists (leave now / leave soon / never wait), and who in your house can call it
  • The 10-minute grab — the exact order to load a house when minutes are all you get
  • The 60-second sweep and the shutdown list: water, gas, breakers — what to touch, what to leave alone
  • Go-bags by person: adult, teen, child, infant, and pet kits, at weights that are actually carryable
  • The vehicle kit, fuel discipline, and the route system: primary, alternate, and last-resort routes; rally points with time limits; what to do when the car dies
  • The first three nights: shelter on the move, water and food while mobile, hygiene with almost nothing
  • Days 4–90: a base away from home, the resupply system, cash discipline, mail and packages while displaced
  • Documents, money, and proof: the packet that restarts your life, plus a ready-to-copy insurance claim worksheet
  • Work, school, and medications at a distance — the weekly rhythm of a displaced household
  • The decision to return — or not to — and a hard look at when 'home' has moved
  • WHEN SOMEONE IS LOOKING FOR YOU — the flagship pursuit chapter: warning signs, breaking contact, counter-tracking, night movement, the gray man, evasion corridors on code-name rally points and caches, and exactly what to do if you are caught

Built in two phases

Phase 1

The First 72 Hours

Step by step, in order — the decisions and actions that keep your family alive.

Phase 2

Days 4 Through 90

The sustainment: systems, routines, and resupply that carry you to day 90.

In every NewBold manual

  • A full communications chapter — family comms plan, out-of-area contact, check-in schedule, NOAA weather radio, FRS/GMRS and ham basics with honest licensing notes, and what to do when cell networks fail
  • Built for OPSEC — code-name worksheets throughout: a captured binder tells a stranger nothing
  • Supporting sections on the other pillars — water, food, shelter, medical awareness
  • A Myths section — the bad advice, crossed out

Bug-Out is Manual 1 of 4. Get all four manuals plus the Family Code Key in the System Complete bundle and save 44% versus buying the pieces separately.