When we are in a life changing and society transforming event we have to survive through, becoming infected with poison ivy or any other poisonous plant is something to strive to avoid at all costs. If you have a good grasp of what you’re looking for, you can stand a good chance of never having to worry about such a terrible ordeal at the worst possible timing.
If you come into contact with a dangerous or poisonous plant, chances are you are bugging out or en route to your bug out location. There probably aren’t poisonous plants in your back yard. A good first step would be to map out and strategize your path to get to your location, and also to walk the several different areas you’ve planned to bug out and survey the land and the plants on the land. If there is something that can potentially harm you, you’ll know where it is and take measures to avoid it at all times.
Common Poisonous Plants
The two most likely poisonous plants you are likely to encounter in nature are poison ivy and poison oak. Stopping your education on poisonous plants there would be a mistake though. There are others you need to be able to identify and worry about. Your chances of encountering those dangerous plants is just a bit less likely is all.
