nolangherity
Banned
I throw found discs over water, and keep all my fresh **** dry.
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I don't ink my discs, because;
1. I watch we're my discs go, walk to it, mark my lie, and throw again
Remember that not returning a lost disc is just like someone stealing your wallet or beating a baby seal. :\
agreed
you and I are a rare breed of Discer.
Not a disc of mine has ink. I hate it. Plus I always say "If I cannot find it somebody DESERVES it" because I will hunt for a LONG time for my disc...my....presssccciouss. and if i cant find it....its a gift to the world.
Finders keepers. It if was important enough they wouldn't have been left it behind. I'll ask people on the course the day I find it, but after I've left the course it's mine. I don't expect to get a call back even if it's marked. I probably lose 2-3 discs a year and for the last 10 years and I've only been called once, which is crappy, but not unexpected.
I don't ink my discs, because;
1. I watch we're my discs go, walk to it, mark my lie, and throw again
2. It's ugly, and lowers resale value
3. I have many more discs and can buy more
So, with that said if I don't mark my disc with name and number, i don't intend to get it back and I don't feel bad at all if I lose one or two out there and never see it again... I'm not gonna lose sleep and I hope whoever finds them gets use out of them and is stoked on finding a good un inked disc in the woods! It's kinda like an unintentional Pay it Forward type deal.
I say it's yours! (UNLESS someone comes up to you and asks did you find a disc on the course and they say the exact kind and color, then hand it over of course)
So the people know where they lost the disc but instead of searching more themselves they post on Facebook and hope others find it for them. This is why I don't blame people for keeping discs that they find. You can just leave it there or put it on top of the basket but that will likely just result in someone else taking it LOLWe have a Facebook group in our twin cities community that people post on when they lose a disc and where it was lost at. Outside of that I often trade in the dx ones at pias for store credit and sell the rest in lots on dollar disc golf auctions. Then after a while save the money and buy a top notch first run buzzz essentially for free
Don't be a dick, call people when you find a disc.
Wow, unbelievably jerky opinion and comment.