Summary: I've done a few episodes devoted to survival books in general (both fiction and non-fiction) and recently I've profiled two well-known survival/preparedness authors in James Wesley, Rawles and Mel Tappan. On this episode, I decided to do a straight-up book review covering a book about a survival topic: In this case, it's Bug Out by Scott B. Williams. Today I talk about the useful material in this book, suggest some additional resources along the same line (see below), and overall compliment the author on compiling a good amount of useful material into a single, cohesive package. You can check out the author's web site at: http://www.bugoutsurvival.com/ This book is available through Amazon (and probably other sources as well): http://www.amazon.com/Bug-Out-Complete-Escaping-Catastrophic/dp/156975781X/ I would also recommend you consider using Google Earth (http://www.google.com/earth/index.html) as a complimentary resource plus any maps you can lay your hands on depicting your region. Lastly, I've done a little podcasting on the subject of "bugging out" myself: http://chipmonk.podbean.com/?s=bug+out
