I have tried it, with some variations over the years. I have had good success with it. I wouldn't do it here unless you want to basically reset the land. It just gets so muddy in the spring here that you end up with a sloppy mess. However, it does reset the land. I do "waste" a good bit of hay and my goal is to end up with a light bit of hay on top of all of the ground. Don't expect it to green up in the spring. It might take it a few months to get going again. The year after isn't great. Two years after and you will have a decent pasture if you take care of it. You will probably have weeds come up in the bale graze the next year. Ragweed has been the most common I have come in. Some years it is really thick. Plan to mow it early to give the grass a chance to come in. Any specific questions?
Here is an area I set up with a bale graze for the winter of 2018-2019:
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This picture was taken in late May 2019, I believe.
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That turned into a weed patch. I thought I had a picture from this fall. I just grazed it a few weeks ago.