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12/17/2017 / By Mike Adams

Video update from the Health Ranger Ranch: A new baby donkey is born

Here’s a video update from the Health Ranger Ranch, featuring video footage of our new baby donkey who is only about 10 days old at this point. We haven’t named her yet, but she’s healthy and vibrant, and just learning how to kick in self-defense (a crucial skill to dissuade coyotes from attacking). She’s been […]

12/09/2017 / By Mike Adams

How to protect a newborn baby donkey in freezing weather (PHOTOS)

As Natural News readers well know, I live a rural lifestyle where I care for rescued animals, raise free-range chickens (layers) and practice self-reliance and preparedness skills. Wouldn’t you know, one of my rescued donkeys gave birth to a newborn right before a cold front and five inches of snow hit Texas over the last […]

06/29/2017 / By Mike Adams

Essential survival skills: Health Ranger demonstrates how to connect or repair almost anything using BALING WIRE

Readers really liked my recent under water ammo can storage experiment video, so I’ve decided to film and demonstrate more survival skills that you’ll find fascinating (and useful). Today, I’m publishing a new video that shows you how to connect or repair almost anything using nothing more than baling wire and a screwdriver. This is […]

06/10/2017 / By Mike Adams

Health Ranger teaches wild foods: Yaupon Holly for “coffee” and Nopal cactus fruit for nutrition

Continuing with our popular series of outdoor videos that teach wild foods and self-reliance, today I’m posting two short videos: Yaupon Holly (the first video below) is the only native plant in North America that’s a natural source of caffeine. It can be used to make a cheap source of “coffee” or tea, especially in […]

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