A Battle Roc
 

coming home from INNOVA EAST....... :confused: :chinscratch:


so i get an email this morning from Zeb who is changing office's and comes across a pile of discs that were buried under stuff that had been there for years.


while i had 8 of these at 1 time i had only put my email on 2 and 1 of them is still in my buddies bag.

The other 1 was "LOST/STOLEN" at Dabney Dubs about 7 yrs ago and Zeb tells me that it probably came out of Winthrop Lake......so that leads to me to think that a local Pro found/stole/kept it and then lost it at USDGC :( :headbang: :shocked: :mad: :angry: :shooting:

dont get me wrong im frikken happy as hell to be getting this disc back :cheerleader::trophy::yay: :cool2:
but really it went to the USDGC without me and a Pro discer is not calling or returning found discs :puke: :puke: :puke: :explode:

Well, that is a short list to look over for sure. Bear in mind someone could have sold it online. Still.... good to see one coming home.

In other words, Hagerty did it.

well it was picked up off the ground not out of the pond. i also watched ebay quite a bit back then and never saw it, although not craigslist back then...:slapface:



yes very cool to be getting it back :cheers:

well i think Mr Hagerty was still in his disc golf infancy back when this went missing......;)


gotta luv your fellow discers huh Jeff :D

Perhaps it was the one armed man? Or some sort of crazy atmospheric phenomenon that picked the disc up, carried it through the air and deposited it into Lake Winthrop.

Uh, I don't think Grizzly Adams even plays disc golf!


http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/r497/benmattich/haggerty.jpg



Pretty sure it was Hagerty. Notice how quickly he posted about it, and I think he's been to USDGC twice.

Thanks for pushing me under the bus Matt, but I've only been there once, and I never lost a single disc :)

Heh.

lol dam double g thats a real bear