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i think of it this way.... if u dont go in after it you are giving it up
Agreed...if they didn't go to the hassle of fishing it out...they didn't want it bad enough. You did the work...I don't care if they see you playing with it on the course or not. They saw were it went in and DID NOT retrieve it. I know I just threw a new disc in water at my local course. I didn't go in after it and if I see someone playing with it sometime...more power to them. They got it...it's theirs.
I don't put my information on the back of my discs. If you find them, you can have them.
Hey guys,
I have a burning question. I have recently started going into the lake, and found that if I spend about two hours out in a particular body of water, that I can pull 20 discs out. Here's my thing- These suckers are in a swamp NO one's going in, and I'm the only one that can seem to find anything. Yet I end up seeing about 80 percent of these suckers with phone numbers, and my enigma is this:
I know people put their phone number on the back of these so I'm assuming it's common courtesy to call them back. Yet if I spend 2 hours of my day collecting phone numbers and creating errands to run, what's the point? And if I don't want to go in for these discs, then who will? You can see my dilemma: get free discs and return them to their rightful owner, or leave them to be stuck in a swamp for all eternity. I am of the mind that if I go in and find them, they are mine, unless I know someone. What are your thoughts on this?