RETRIEVAL OF DISCS

I NEED SOME HELP ON WAYS TO FIND DISCS IN THE WOODS OR IN TREES...ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT WORK WOULD BE GREAT

[Patrick]

I have been pretty good in the past at finding discs in trees and tight lies.........The best way I have found is to take different angles at the possible tree or bush. You have to really just look from as many angles as you can. the best way is to walk away from the bush look at every angle from 30 feet or so and just work your way around. Then start to move in and under and look directly up from under side of the tree. I found one that was 3 inches from my eye yesterday, it was yellow. Later in the day make sure to stay away from yellow try to keep with red and pink discs.

[Nascar Dave]

especially in the water, I've been able to point out a disc that noone in the group could see
also, the comment about polarized sunglasses, those are really helpful too

[Dino P]

install lo-jack gps .. No seriously keep your eyes on your throws, and keep practicing so you don't throw them in the woods.

[bazillion]

I've found this helps on blind shots - listen to what happens when the disc comes down. You can usually tell if the disc hits dirt, a tree, or leaves, and that'll give you a clue where to look.

Or (this comment from the "duh" department), have a spotter ...

[bazillion]

Oh yeah and when looking up into trees or just general schule, I find it useful to sway from side to side a foot or so. It changes your perspective and whereas leaves will just jumble visually, a disc will jump out at you. Visually.