They are registered stock which means you can add some value to the offspring you'll produce. Is that with the registrations transfered or not? For good animals it's not a bad price anyhow (If they were here in E Ont. even allowing for currency differences) not sure about Ohio; but, I doubt it's very different. Price is always important but when buying a breeding flock;however, look at value for the price. Does he have some lambing records or any supporting documents he's been using to manage the flock? I'm sure there are some that can keep a small flock straight in their head, just it's nice to know they were keeping track as it can be easy to forget and forgive if it's not written down. Have they been tested for CL and OPP? I wouldn't write them off if they havn't just it adds value if you know they are free of those two problems. Check each animal's udder, eyes, feet(legs too), and teeth, they need them all. Get some help if you need it. Nothing wrong with spending a little up front to know you've got good stock. Beats culling it out after you've paid for them.