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PRO CUDDLER ATTACKED BY AI ROBOT!
Posted: April 11, 2023 in A.I., Adventures, Aliens, Art, Big Brother, Fun!, Product Reviews, Scavenging, vlog, World News, ZombiesTags: 2023, articles, blog, bos, bots, cam, Cameron McKirdy, china, clips, comedy, cuddler, footage, Funny, guy, ha, hugger, laugh, McKirdy, PNW, post, real, robots, silly, takeover, video, wild, zombies
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Costco Free Food Samples for Lunch!
Posted: February 4, 2020 in Adventures, blogger, Costco, Eating Challenge, Freebie Haul, Freebies, Health & Nutrition, Product Reviews, Survival Bros ChallengesTags: calories, Cameron McKirdy, CDS, challenge, comedy, Costco, court, food, free, freebies, guy, haul, joke, mall, member, oregon, personality, pizza, samples, shopping, silly, Survival Bros, surviving off, taking, taste, tasting, trip, vlogger, worker
Watch a Survival Bros score a Free Lunch at Costco. I joked with the CDS Demonstrators as I took my portions. It was only a 14-Course meal this time. We missed a few vendors because they ran out of goods, or were cleaning up at the end of the day. Have you taken this many samples in the store? SB didn’t need pizza at The Deli after this challenging record attempt. Which way to the bathroom? Survival Bros got gas in bulk. Filmed the day before the Super Bowl in Warrenton, Oregon. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more crazy videos. Thanks for watching!
Eating Cricket and Larvae Donuts for YouTube Subscribers!!
Posted: December 22, 2019 in blogger, Cooking, Eating Challenge, Fun!, home, Product ReviewsTags: 2020, bacon, bakery, binge, blog, bros, bugs, Cameron McKirdy, challenge, cheese, chocolate, crickets, Donuts, doughnuts, eater, eating, flavor, Funny, gopro, gross, hd, head, hero, hurt, insects, larvae, legs, maple, meal, mexican, pain, resource, silly, Spice, survival, video, vlog, YouTuber
Pro Eater Cameron CONSUMPTION McKirdy completes an Eating Challenge in Oregon. Would you ever eat an insect? They were all dried out, and covered in flavored powder. #nasty #grub #food
Handmade Everyday Carry Gear by Popov Leather!
Posted: October 22, 2019 in Art, blogger, Everyday Carry (EDC), Fun!, Gear, Product Reviews, walletTags: 2019, blog, Canada, cards, cash, custom, EDC, everyday carry, gear, goods, instagram, items, leather, lighter, money, oregon, pen, photo, post, products, review, swag, thread, usa
By Cameron McKirdy
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.
Created just for Cam of Survival Bros
Latest handmade works from #popovleather
Kershaw Secret Agent Extreme Knife Cut Test Review
Posted: December 28, 2014 in Everyday Carry (EDC), Fun!, Gear, Kershaw Knives, Product ReviewsTags: black, boot, brand, Cameron McKirdy, clip, conceal, dangerous, edged, gear, gift, grip, handle, knife, knives, lanyard, MMA, ninja, pdx, Portland Oregon, privacy, review, rubberized, Secret Agent, self-defense, sharp, sheath, steel, tactical, test, Tools, video, weapon
Produced by Cameron McKirdy – Survival Bros Founder
As you can see, nobody beats up gear like me. I took the new Kershaw Secret Agent knife to the beach, and put it through a rigorous torture test. I sliced, and stabbed ocean debris washed ashore in Long Beach, Washington.
Flashing the tool with the protective sheath on!
Model Number 4007, the Secret Agent isn’t flashy. It’s functional. The spear point blade has a black-oxide coating for protection against corrosion. Additionally, the surface is non-reflective. So it won’t catch light, or be easy to see. Both sides come sharpened, making it easy to puncture nearly any material. The Secret Agent handled rope, plastic, aluminum, fiberglass, and even a dead jellyfish! After the beating, it was still sharp, and the tip showed little wear. Of course, knives don’t like sand, so I plan to sharpen it for the first time, or I can send it back to the KAI warehouse to get it cleaned up for free. I’ve stopped by Kershaw headquarters in Tualatin, Oregon (South of Portland) before for a hassle free repair, which took less than an hour.
This knife is a favorite in my collection because it’s lightweight at only 3 ounces. The ergonomic handle is glass-filled nylon. It’s well balanced. Fitting securely in my palm, without being too wide. Plus, with a rubberized, textured grip, it’s not going to slip out of my hand. You can wear it on a lanyard, or strapped to your leg. Blade length is perfect, and no joke at 4.4 inches long. The black sheath is quality, with a wide, tight clip. At under $40, the Kershaw Secret Agent knife may be the best value in the industry. Don’t forget Kershaw Knives’ products are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects. Bottom line: The Secret Agent belongs in your Every Day Carry knife rotation. It’s Survival Bros tested and approved. For more HD videos, SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Thank you.
The Kershaw Secret Agent is as mean as it looks.
Dr. Martens Wonder Balsam Review with Before and After Pictures
Posted: October 21, 2013 in Product Reviews, SB TipsTags: after, air, before, blog, boots, conditions, cushion, doc, dr, dress, foorware, leather, martens, oils, Photos, pictures, protects, review, sheep, shoes, slippers, sole, test, UGG, wave, waxes
Produced By Cameron McKirdy
If you have leather, try Dr. Martens Wonder Balsam on it. I had to do a product review on this treatment. I’ve been using it for years, and restored four pairs of footwear today. It brought my boots, dress shoes, and UGG slippers back to life. I will try it on an old leather coat next. It’s so much fun to apply, I wish I had a crappy leather couch to fix up. You don’t have to rub much on with the sponge for it to condition, and protect. It’s a good prep to get out of the way.
Here’s the product description: A unique blend of coconut oil, lanolin and beeswax. These all-natural ingredients clean and protect leather to keep it soft and supple. For use on all leather, except suede types. Use it on all things leather … shoes, handbags, jackets, even furniture. • All-Natural Ingredients of Coconut Oil, Lanoline and Beeswax • Protects Against Water, Liquid and Salt Marks • No Polishing Necessary
Now look at my kicks before and after!
Survival Bros tested and approved!
Survival Bros Everyday Carry (E.D.C.) Keychain Items
Posted: September 13, 2013 in Coast Products, Emergencies, Everyday Carry (EDC), Kershaw Knives, Product ReviewsTags: backpacking, blog, bros, carry, coast, EDC, emergency, everyday, gear, Gerber, kershaw, keychains, kit, LED LENSER, lighter, list, picture, preparedness, preppers, products, review, rings, set, survival, swag, test, Tools, vlog
Produced By Cameron McKirdy
This is my new and improved EDC keychain system. Now I have many practical items handy at all times, with little redundancy. I plan on changing out gear as I acquire smaller, higher quality tools, but this is stuff I had on hand. Everything fits easily in my pocket, since I usually wear athletic shorts, and not tight pants like a hipster. I’ve also hooked my everyday carry survival keychain to the belt loop on my jeans, and to the outside of my tactical Bug Out Bag, for easy access. I’d like to add a telepen, peanut lighter, USB thumb drive, glow in the dark tape, 550 paracord, bit driver, seat-belt cutter/knife sharpener, and maybe something for self defense like a kubaton, or pepper spray.
I will update this blog post as the project develops. Tell us what’s on your keychain, and help out other Survival Bros readers. Below is the EDC Keychain items list. Thanks for visiting.
– Sharpie Mini
– CRKT Eat N’ Tool (tactical spork)
– 4 In One Tool: whistle, compass, thermometer, magnifying glass
– Gerber Shard multitool: pry bar, bottle/can opener, Phillips/Standard screw driver, nail puller
– Coast Products TX5 Night Vision Red Keychain light
– LED LENSER P3 AFS P focusing LED light with pocket clip, sheath, and carabiner included
– Leatherman Style Multitool: knife, tweezers, nail file, and scissors
– Kershaw Rainbow Chive with Tip-lock (Ken Onion Design)
– Mini Nail Clippers
– Waterproof pill container
– Lighter Leash for Bic
– Belt Loop Clasp
Hunting and Cooking Wild Rabbit on the Oregon Coast – Survival Bros.com
Posted: August 12, 2013 in Cooking, Frugality, Product ReviewsTags: beach, blog, bonfire, bros, brothers, bugz, bunny, Cameron, coast, cooking, dead, diet, different, dining, dinner, fine, fire, flame, flesh, food, free, gross, grub, gypsy, McKirdy, meat, new, ocean, oregon, pacific, Paleo, Peter, protein, rabbit, restaurant, reviews, roast, sand, survival, tactical, wordpress
PRODUCED BY CAMERON McKIRDY
WARNING – BLOG IS GRAPHIC, AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.
Survivalism is hardcore. Man has to eat. My bro Tactical Gypsy took matters into his own hands, and seized an opportunity yesterday, killing a wild rabbit and cooking it on a beach bonfire in Oregon. He’s on the Paleo diet, and needs lots of protein to stay lean and healthy. He popped the furry friend with his Glock 40 upon first sight. One bullet put it down. Roger never knew what hit him.
Next, Tactical Gypsy had to clean the cottontail rabbit with the knife shown above. He also removed the cute little feet. It took about 45 minutes to smoke on the fire with some PBR baste. It’s a hearty meal for at least two. To cut up wood, the survivalist and former Marine battoned wood into small chunks with the Coast Products FX350. He is proud to rock this knife as part of this every day carry or EDC. It’s held up remarkably well, considering the tremendous beating Survival Bros has put on it. Great work demonstrating your ability to be self-sufficient Tactical Gypsy. Thanks for the story and picture. Survival Bros salutes you.
If you would like to share a story, photo, or idea with Cameron McKirdy at Survival Bros, please email thesurvivalbros@gmail.com. You’re awesome.
Survival Bros Bug Out Bike – Specialized Allez Sport Road Bicycle
Posted: August 3, 2013 in Bikes, Emergencies, Frugality, HD Videos, Product ReviewsTags: allez, backs, bags, Bicycle, bikes, blog, bob, bros, Cameron, emergency, gear, haul, hd, McKirdy, new, packs, preparedness, producer, review, ride, specialized, sport, survival, trailer, video
By Cameron McKirdy
What’s good friends? I had to give you a quick update on my new Specialized Road bike. It’s a work in progress. I just picked it up from Goodwill, and started modifying it. First, I had the back wheel straightened, brakes adjusted, and new black handlebar grips put on. Next I attached a front light, back rack with pannier bags, a seat pack, and a black Specialized brand bottle holder. Plus, I acquired a bicycle repair kit, complete with mini tire pump, a set of tools, and more. I have a cargo net that can lockdown even more survival gear on top of the rack. Now I’m ready for the zombie apocalypse!
Let me know how you would modify this ride. I plan on adding a handle bar bag, bell, rear LED lights, toe clips on the pedals, a B.O.B. Yak one-wheeled cargo trailer, and a computer for mileage, etc. I’m not spray painting this one. I like the odd color combo. I want to be highly visible on the road, so I will add 3M reflectors and wear them too. This bike is ideal for taking on long trips, and camping. I love every second riding this emergency preparedness vehicle. It’s fast. Enjoy the pictures.
Update: I put new bags on my Allez. Now I can carry more gear. I will shoot another video when the packs are fully loaded, and I feel like this project is complete.
Sampling The Tillamook Cheese Factory & More
Posted: May 19, 2013 in Grub, Health & Nutrition, Product ReviewsTags: alt, article, beef, blogs, cheese, coast, cows, dessert, factory, food, free, garlic, grub, ice cream, jerky, journalist, loafs, milk, news, oregon, pepper jack, peppered, salmon, samples, teriyaki, tour, turkey, writer
If you haven’t been to the wonderous, massive, Tillamook Cheese Factory, drop the can of Cheez Whiz and go. I went for the free samples, and damn did I score. Plus, I got some epic cheese for later, and fresh jerky for my bug out bag. Pictured below was my lunch; three huge scoops in a chocolate waffle bowl with peanuts including: Grandma’s Cake batter ice cream, Marionberry Pie with chunks of crust, and Mint Chocolate Chip. I nearly died grubbing down on this, but it was heaven. I also snagged free samples of fudge.
Tillamook County in Oregon has the best dairy in America. Nobody cares about heifers from Wisconsin. So with that in mind, I pillaged the village! Once at the famous Cheese Factory, I scurried to the self guided cheese sampling line. I grabbed a tooth pick, and began stabbing square chunks. So moist. Flavors dancing on the trampoline that is my tongue. There were 7 scrumptious varieties to try. I made the most out of it, and picked up two of the biggest nuggets in the dish each time. My mouth is bigger than most, so it’s only fair I take more. My favorite may be the smoked garlic and white cheddar cheese. You also have to try the legendary squeaky cheese sold only at the Tillamook Cheese Factory. It makes you sound like a hyper chipmunk when you chew it. I went through the line twice.
From upstairs you can watch the cheese-makers create huge 40 pound blocks to package. It’s fascinating. The famous factory was packed with fanatics. It’s a must see in Oregon. Just down the road was a deal on smoked, natural, turkey and beef jerky. This is the perfect food to stockpile for an emergency. It will last awhile, and it’s a good source of protein. I picked up a stick, and a few bags. It was a great price, and tender. Mmmmm. Cheese, jerky, and ice cream. That’s a Survival Bros adventure.
Produced by Cameron McKirdy
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