Option 1: Taking to the bush
Place: head for the hills, canada, alaska ect
Equipment: tent, axe, roofer's hatchet, saw, entrenching tool or collapsable shovel, some dried food, matches, seeds, 22 cal rifle, 22 cal ammuntion, water purification tablets, small aluminum pot, paracord, some wire, condom(emergency water carryer) a good knife(fixed blade) multitool, sharping stone,, large dog toy(rawhide) nalgene bottle with duct tape wraped around to cut down on space, a small first aid kit, in an altoids tin some fishing line and some hooks. all should fit into a back pack to keep wieght down and mobility high.
How: bike as far as possible, engage in conversations as little as possible have destination and route planned out ahead of time, walk to the remote place you are going to set up. Set up camp near a reliable water source on a secluded piece of high ground. Set up camp, tent first as a temp shelter and set up a perpetual camp fire using only dry wood as wet wood creates smoke. Gather lots of wood. Pick a high spot for future home. pick a low wooded spot for future crop space. Pick long staight trees from the wooded crop area to cut down first. Cut down the trees one at a time delimbing and sawing into managable lengths for home log cabin constrction. lay out the area for the foundation by digging holes along the perimeter and driving logs into the holes to form piers. Notch sill logs to set on piers. notch logs in one of the dozen or so ways to lock the walls together notch smaller logs for rafters set up the roof. cover the roof with a woven thatch and if time permits shingles cut from billets of log. As time progresses plant crops trap and farm animals, dig a well, set up a blacksmith shop to fix and make tools(not as difficult as it sounds) one tech builds on another.
