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My nephew does his in the garage with a heat lamp in Oklahoma, but he waits till spring/summer. I just loaded up the incubator today, so I'll see what we get in 21 days. I start them in the house, and yes, they are dusty. Then move them to the milkhouse that varmints don't get in to, with a heat lamp. I have 25 French guineas in a 6 ft squared cage in there right now, nearly ready to go outside. Turned their heat lamps off. They were born in November, and they were the dustiest things to have in the house when they were small, couldn't wait to get them out. Chickens seems less so to me. I always look at the nighttime lows temps. Ours is still in about 30 low, and that's just too hard to heat for new chicks.