Plant the bulbs about 6" deep, on top of an inch of coarse gravel. Like most bulbs, daffies prefer good drainage and full sun, but they are tolerant of shade provided the good drainage is provided. Plant a geranium [pelagonium] beside the bulbs, and if it thrives during the summer, you've got a good spot. When you take up the geranium this fall, cover the soil with about 3 inches of mulch. If you use shredded leaves, the daffies will be able to come up through the mulch next spring.

I have lots of daffodils that are from pots of gift plants. I never do anything special as to gravel or mulch...and the soil has notably poorer drainage here than most places in Pennsylvania.
I would just dig a hole and bury them...plant the top of the bulb about6 inches beneath the soil....and toss a little bone meal into the bottom of the hole before you put the bulbs in.
Linda C

There is probably a best way but as lindac hints almost any way, within reason, will work. I had some rather fine daffodils, perhaps my best, where I just tossed them and put a bale of straw on top of them. (This was not planned, I just tossed some daffodils and then I just happend to put some straw there and then forgot.) They came up through the bale of straw and produced hugh, beautiful flowers next spring.

a post on forcing daffodils...

http://anestforallseasons.blogspot.com/2010/12/how-to-force-daffodils.html

Here is a link that might be useful: Blog post on daffodils

i have no choice but to move these daffy's and several other early spring bulbs n tubbers. the hs i am at is in forcloser so i think i should wait till last min to dig them up! they are huge and wwell established, probly never been divided. so i rhink it will be fine. ANY ideas?