There are some good comments and ideas. Each persons needs are different and no one pigeon hole is best for every one. My philosophy is based on a slogan I learned from an old Master Sargent in the USMC, he said its better to be prepared and never have to than be caught un awares. I think acombination based on need, finances, medical necessity and common sense wins. If you can afford a remote location great, if you have older people that need more shelter, ie, 94 yr old grandma you gotta plan your shelter accordingly. I have tarps, tents, and trailer, and looking for that best ( for me ) more remote piece of land. By best for me, Imean what I can afford, can get to and allows the most flexibility. I also have plans for staying in place and relying on friends and family. for security and shared support. One other anachdote: Beware of the man with only one gun, because he probably knows how to us it and well. Develop a good plan and use it.