I need help!

[Ancestra Farms]

I was able to swing a trade! 30 fence post for 15 chicks. I need help/suggestions on how to set a brooder for 15 chicks asap, I get them in 24hrs

 

[lazy gardener]

Do a quick review of the Mama Heating Pad in the Brooder (Picture Heavy) - UPDATE. Go buy a Sunbeam Xpress extra large heating pad, set up a heating pad cave in a sectioned off area of your coop, in an extra large dog kennel, or in an extra large box in your house. Get them moved out to your coop in a secure area just as soon as you can. If they are in your house, be sure they are not accessible to pets or small children.

 

[song of joy]

You didn't mention the age of the chicks, but from hatch to 7 days old (the first week) the heated portion of the brooder should be around 90 degrees, but there should be a cooler area as well for them to move around and adjust to the location they are most comfortable. It's usually recommended that brooder temperatures decline by 5 degree per week until the chicks are fully feathered (around 5 weeks of age). If you're in Florida and have a secure, outdoor place to keep them (e.g., garage, shed), you may not need to provide supplemental heat.

 

[Ancestra Farms]

What do think about a playpen

 

[Outpost JWB]

As @song of joy basically said, we need more info to assess your situation.

Where do you intend on keeping them? Inside? Outside? Coop? Garage?

What is age of the chicks?