How to raise 1 day chicks in a coop without electricty and without broody hen.Any ideas?

[Shadrach]

LOL i meant i got a place in backyard big huge place 1 acres buh no electricy availible

Run an extension lead.

 

[fldiver97]

Welcome If you can’t run extension cord I’d go with Pork Pies approach...

 

[Blue_dingo]

Back in my snowboarding days we used to use 8 hour heat packs that would hover around 105 degrees or so. Keeping one or two of those in a covered area might do the trick for 6-8 hours. Just be careful some of those heat packs get pretty hot.

 

[Shezadandy]

x 2 on extension cord, otherwise you could look into a small solar panel that could power a heat pad for a Momma Heating Pad (MHP) - lots of examples on this site. Otherwise I would raise them near a power source for the first couple weeks (shed? garage? back porch?)

 

[Peran9]

Is there a limit of how many threads you create in a week or something . cuz i m not able create a new thread. Also which breed is the best breeds are best for brooding and for dual purpose? I really appreciate your ideas on the chicks brooder.

 

[Pekin747]

Is there a limit of how many threads you create in a week or something . cuz i m not able create a new thread. Also which breed is the best breeds are best for brooding and for dual purpose? I really appreciate your ideas on the chicks brooder.

Wyandotte bramha or orpingtons

 

[Steven Bussell]

Back in my snowboarding days we used to use 8 hour heat packs that would hover around 105 degrees or so. Keeping one or two of those in a covered area might do the trick for 6-8 hours. Just be careful some of those heat packs get pretty hot.

This is a great idea.
I couldn't imagine not having some kind of heat source for them.
Mine stopped using the heat plate around 4 weeks old.i also raised them in their coop here in Nor Ca. The lows were just around 65 degree.