Most of us have already adopted things like wilderness survival kits, first-aid kits, and concealed carry weapons, as logical and effective methods to manage risk. Since there isn’t a “one size fits all” approach to any plan, including this one, your first step should be to identify the gap between your current capabilities and where you’d like to be to feel comfortable in your perceived “worst-case scenario.” Consequently, we’ll each have different measures to achieve what we deem to be a safe level of preparedness. The environments in which we live and our individual experiences differ greatly, giving us widely varied ideas of the potential threats we anticipate in our lives. Putting aside experience level and environment, bail-out systems can be easily added to your personal preparedness plan. Though the differences seem great, the principles and most of the equipment are very similar. If there’s no other viable option, you may need to descend a tall building or structure, whether you’re hunting on an elevated platform or just at home or work. However, height, like most other environmental factors, doesn’t discriminate.
In your overall plan for preparedness, you may not have considered getting out of an elevated area.
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