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Survival Kit Cache in Bear Vault Container by Survival Bros

Posted: October 25, 2019 in Backpacking, Caches, Emergencies, Everyday Carry (EDC), Gear, HD Videos, Product Reviews
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By Founder Cameron McKirdy

Items for Emergency Preparedness in a Bear Vault for Backpacking.  People use these on hiking trips to store food.  Bears and other animals can’t get inside.  I thought it would be the ideal cache container for extra survival gear.  What a thrift store find for $2.99.  Keep working on your Survival Kits.  We recommend you store caches in safe locations, above and below ground.  Ask your friends and family if you can put stuff at their place just in case of a disaster.  There’s tons of turmoil, and unrest on Earth.  Uncertainty.  So plan ahead Survival Bros.  

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Three King Bolete Mushrooms in Oregon Forest

Posted: June 6, 2019 in Adventures, camping, Cooking, mushrooms, Scavenging, vanlife
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By Cameron McKirdy

Survival Bros combs The Woods, and identifies King Bolete, or Porcini Mushrooms in Oregon!  Hunted in the Clatsop County forest near the Pacific Ocean.  Cameron foraged, dried, and ate them for a meal off the land.  Dried fungi will last a very long time in your kit. Please share this Survival Bros video, and SUBSCRIBE on YouTube.  Many more Adventures coming Summer 2019…

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Get a FREE HOME or VEHICLE like this RV

Posted: March 19, 2017 in blogger, camping, Freebies, Frugality, oregon, RV, SB Tips, Scavenging, Shelter, Thrifting Hauls, towing, trailer
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Produced by Cameron McKirdy

Watch and learn how to get a free home, vehicle, or abandoned trailer like this one I found.  It was left on a back road in Oregon.  If someone doesn’t claim it by the posted time on the public notice, then it will be towed and impounded.  To get a free house, etc. just call the Sheriff and tell the police it’s yours now, and you will be taking responsibility of ownership.  

I could put this on a friend’s property, or pay only $35 per month to store it locally.  Decisions…Decisions…and here I am blogging about it.

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Using an Infrared Sauna with Carbon and Ceramic Heaters

Posted: March 9, 2017 in Adventures, blogger, Freebies, Frugality, Health & Nutrition, Portland, SB Tips, Scavenging, Technology
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By Cam The Professional Cuddler

Hello Friends,

In this Survival Bros vlog I visit a gym to use a free trial membership.  Really, I just wanted to use the sauna and shower at no cost.  I encourage you to ask more, and see what you can get in life.

Using an infrared sauna will get rid of toxins, open pores, and relax tense muscles.  It was hot as Vegas, but I loved IT.  I lasted 25 minutes.  No idea what the temperature was!  After this I drove my new Mustang to Portland to hustle at pawn shops and thrift stores.  I forget what I found…but I’ll find it again.  ha 

Best Wishes from Oregon,

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How To Get FREE HEALTH FOOD SAMPLES in Stores – Freebies Haul!

Posted: August 18, 2015 in Backpacking, Everyday Carry (EDC), Freebies, Frugality, HD Videos, Health & Nutrition
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By Cameron McKirdy – Survival Bros Founder

Learn about getting food and supplement samples from your local shops at NO COST.  I visit health food stores such as GNC, and ask the cashier for freebies, or take items from their basket of product trials.  These individual servings will be stored properly in Ziploc bags, and placed in various emergency preparedness kits, plus my Everyday Carry backpack.  I have saved tons of money using this method of urban scavenging.  You can make your own freebie haul like this with little effort.

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Rare Specialized Rockhopper Comp Restored and Sold

Posted: February 4, 2015 in Bikes, Cycling, Fun!, Gear, Specialized
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By Cameron McKirdy

Check out the vintage bike frame I was given for FREE.  I’ve always wanted an old school Specialized Rockhopper, so I had to fix it up, and ride.  The bicycle needed some TLC.  I bought new handlebars for $1, rubber grips, a back tube and tire, plus located a matching racing seat and post.  It must be a 1989, or 1990 Specialized, featuring Shimano Deore LX components.  The original matching wheels came with.  

Survival Bros also pressure washed everything, to get the road grim off.  Just had to share the photos with the fans.  I haven’t seen this bike, this nice, anywhere online in my searching.  I sold the restored project for $150.  Funny part was, the buyer showed up in a classic Volkswagen Vanagon like mine, so we had lots to talk about, and share.  This bike was just too small for me, with a 17 inch frame, it’s best suited for a teen.  It went to a good home, and freed up space inside my van.  More cycling projects being blogged about soon.  

Specialized Rockhopper CompHolding a Battleship Grey colored Rockhopper Comp frame

Vintage Rockhopper Battleship GreyRiding the fully restored mountain bike for the first time on trails

Read about when I found a Specialized Allez Sport from Goodwill!

Popping Blisters On My Foot After Hiking Mt Hood

Posted: August 20, 2013 in Everyday Carry (EDC), HD Videos, Health & Nutrition
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Produced By Cam McKirdy

In this HD video clip I relieve pressure on my foot.  These big blisters were the result of an 18 mile hike on The Ramona Falls Loop and The Pacific Crest Trail.  I should have busted out the Moleskin as soon as it started hurting, but I didn’t think they would develop so quickly, and puff up like this.  If your blisters are huge, there’s nothing wrong with poking into them with a sterile knife or needle.  You can sterilize your tools by cleaning them with alcohol, a lighter, or boiling them in hot water.  It’s also a good idea to soak the wound in Epsom salts for up to 30 minutes.  Plus, apply an antibacterial cream like Neosporin before covering with a bandage.  Clean the area twice daily if possible too.  Prevention is key.  Wear thick socks, and break in your hiking boots long before you hit the trail.  

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