Love and kindness are the very basis of society. If we lose these feelings, society will face tremendous difficulties; the survival of humanity will be endangered. - Dalai Lama
I get a kick out of being an outsider constantly. It allows me to be creative. - Bill Hicks
The status quo sucks. - George Carlin
“If the fool would persist in his folly, he would become wise.” – William Blake
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50 examples of durable goods that can be useful to stock up on in case of an emergency:
Water filtration system
Generator
Solar panels
Battery bank
Propane stove
Gasoline canisters
Hand-crank radio (get updates and weather info)
Flashlights
Batteries
First aid kit
Fire extinguisher
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Emergency whistle, example: on keychain or backpack near your face
Solar-powered lights
Portable toilet
Hand sanitizer
Soap
Dish soap
Laundry detergent
Bleach
Trash bags
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Wet wipes (butt wipes baby) scented and flushable? That’s for your ass to decide.
Diapers
Baby formula
Feminine hygiene products
Toothpaste (Fluoride Free)
Toothbrushes
Razors
Shampoo
Conditioner
Deodorant
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Garden seeds
Fishing gear
Hunting gear
Sleeping bags
Tents or hammock
Tarps (camo?)
Rope aka cordage
Duct tape or Reflective tape, for repairs or visibility
Nails
Screws (for your wood)
Hammers
Hand saws
Power drill
Power saw or foldable and portable
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Here are 20 examples of foods that have a long shelf life when stored properly:
Rice (white, brown, wild)
Dried beans (lentils, chickpeas, black beans, etc.)
Dried fruit (raisins, apricots, cranberries, etc.)
Shelf-stable milk (powdered, evaporated)
Cereal
Crackers
Jerky (beef, turkey, etc.)
Honey (buy local)
Maple syrup
Oats (think 5 gallon food safe buckets)
Apples (great to flavor and dehydrate)
Potatoes (can last several months if stored properly)
Carrots (can last several weeks if stored properly)
Onions (can last several months if stored properly)
It’s important to note that proper storage conditions can vary for each food item, and it’s always a good idea to check the expiration date and storage instructions on the packaging. Additionally, rotating and using the oldest items first can help ensure that your food supply stays fresh and doesn’t go to waste.
Here are 15 skills that can be helpful for emergency preparedness and natural disasters:
First aid and CPR
Basic navigation skills (using a map and compass or GPS)
Basic self-defense skills
Fire starting skills (using matches, lighters, and other tools)
Basic search and rescue skills
Water filtration and purification techniques
Basic gardening and food preservation skills
Basic construction and repair skills (for shelter, tools, and other equipment)
Basic communication skills (radio operation, signal mirrors, etc.)
Basic survival skills (finding food and water, building shelter, etc.)
Animal tracking and identification skills
Basic weather forecasting skills
Basic sanitation and hygiene skills
Basic hunting and trapping skills (for obtaining food)
Basic psychological and stress management skills
These are just a few examples of the types of skills that can be useful in emergency situations. It’s always a good idea to tailor your skill set to your specific needs and the type of emergencies that you may face in your area.
Here are 15 examples of “stores of value” that are commonly used for investment and financial purposes:
It’s important to note that the effectiveness of these stores of value can depend on a variety of factors, including market conditions, geopolitical events, and individual circumstances. Additionally, some of these stores of value may carry higher risks than others, and it’s always a good idea to consult with a financial advisor or do thorough research before making any investment decisions. Note: We aren’t financial advisors, and content was generated with the help of AI for entertainment purposes only.
Cameron McKirdy is News. Survival Bros has been featured in numerous publications, and now that text has been converted to MP3 files for SoundCloud. Listen to what reporters have to say about Cam + SB!
Man, I have some cool goodies to share with you Survival Bros. Check out the custom leather wallet, and #EDC “Pocket Armor” organizer I had made. Popov Leather did an amazing job creating these exquisite pieces by hand. They are located in British Columbia, Canada and have been excellent at communicating with me for this collaboration. Check out their YouTube Channel and website. Popov is offering a discount right now. If you have something made by them, send me a photo at thesurvivalbros@gmail.com and I will share it. I want to see more gear from these Artists. I plan on ordering more items, and producing videos soon for the SB YT Chan.
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I recently drove my Mustang to Portland, Oregon to demonstrate my survival tactics to a “reporter” and photographer with Willamette Week. It’s a tabloid, and I shouldn’t have trusted them to get my story correct. The nameless reporter didn’t use a voice recorder, and managed to misquote me. The entire article is snarky, and designed to discredit me. Instead, YouTube views are going through the roof!
Here’s the “story,” from wweek.com. I did NOT say the line about killing. I was saying that there may be violence in the streets a few days after supplies run out, and it got twisted into, “there will be killing for five days.” That makes no sense. It was careless reporting, intentionally. They should give back their Pulitzer prize they won so long ago. Reporters better watch how they handle me. Good luck getting an interview now. You better have some credibility, and be a positive person if you’re gonna approach me for a story.
I quit my job. I’ve been working at a GNC, but it’s an unhealthy work environment. The florescent lighting was unbearably bright and annoying. The frequency is harmful. Plus, I was surrounded by a Wi-Fi signal, that I’m sensitive to. All of us should be aware of our surroundings, and be in an environment that is as natural as possible.
Once the weather got nice, and the Sun came out, the customers stopped coming in. They were getting Vitamin D, and fresh air like I should be doing. So that bothered me. I don’t want to develop varicose veins from standing or sitting too much either. Be careful with that my friends. They sure do recall a bunch of products too!
Maybe you’ve seen me on VICELAND’s Abandoned Ep. 5 “Nuclear Waste” with skater Rick McCrank.
The struggle is real. On a recent road trip to Terwilliger aka Cougar hot spring East of Eugene, I hit a pot hole in the dark and cracked my oil pan. I have a 1999 Mustang, with a severe leak, so I’m not driving right now. I’m back on foot patrol, and catching buses, as my survival mountain bike was recently stolen also. Pray that I can travel again soon, and get it fixed properly on the cheap. A mechanic wants $650 to do the job, but I have a buddy in mind to help for way less cash. It may take 6 hours of labor, as the engine needs to be lifted and cradled. At least this doesn’t appear to be the end of my ride on the black stallion.
Bug Out Bag and Bicycle – Winter Camping Gear Setup
Dear Survival Journal,
I got a way late start. Was also considering busing to the warming center in Astoria, OR. That’s smart.
Hiking 7 miles ain’t. But I was determined to bog through the uphill swamp: half in the dark. I got turned around at one point where trees fell over the path. I also slipped once, but rehearsed in my head what to do. I threw my 1 gallon water jug, and braced myself. Yup, I carried a heavy water container from Ave. U to The Hiker Cabins on Tillamook Head. My shoulders and arms are torn up. My 110 liter Kelty backpack had to be 70 pounds.
Plus, I was running on a bum sprained ankle…wore a too tight brace…My left shoulder hurt the most. It was so tight. But I had an indica BHO cartridge in my vape pen to finish off. It was charging in my bag on the hike with a portable power bank charger. I brought too much stuff. Like 6 pairs of socks, an umbrella, a dud smoke grenade, and a giant tarp. It’s 11am – dark at 4:25pm. So cold. My hands are numb.
Email Cam The Cuddler and Survival Bros Founder: thesurvivalbros@gmail.com
I challenge you to carry a water container wherever you go on the daily! You’ll be healthier, and happier. I do this to stay hydrated, and make sure I’m not too over caffeinated.
BONUS CHALLENGE: DRINK 125 OUNCES OF AGUA EACH DAY.
Plus, try adding lemon juice to your beverage to stimulate your metabolism, improve your digestion, and aid in the detoxification process.
Did you know drinking cold water will burn extra calories for you too? It’s true. Just don’t drink a ton of water at once, because you can die from too much liquid intake.
Thanks for supporting the blog! Make the most of today. Take care of yourself, and each other. Peace, love, and big hugs to you.
My #EDC or #EveryDayCarry – Mini Bic Lighter, small Swiss Army knife, P-38 Can Opener and an LED Flashlight. What’s in your pocket? You could throw together a simple survival kit like this one for around $10. So take the time, and get prepared for the future now.
Send Survival Bros a picture of your #EDC tools, and we’ll share it on the blog site here! thesurvivalbros@gmail.com