As Paul mentioned below, due to your circumstances it wouldn't be worth it. However,I bought some hay in east central mn for $2.00 a bale about two monts ago. Last weeks paper had them at $2.50. I don't think that person was attempting to rip you off in anyway. In my area, hay is considerably cheaper than it was around the first of the year. I did see hay at $6.00 like Dave said, but not recently. In my area, people either sold the animals or bought the hay already. I don't know of anyone who doesn't have enough hay at this point to make the rest of the winter. Demand is much lower now.
I guess the bottom line is wether you want to sell them or not for that price. I gather by your post, not! And that is fine. They are no doubt yours to do with as you choose.
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