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This article is from the Frisbee Dogs FAQ, by Kevin Robair with numerous contributions by others.
If you plan on competing with your dog, even if you you do not plan to
be a serious competitor, you may want to purchase some some orange
cones to mark off the scoring distances when you practice. This will
give you a better idea of where the distances are that will give you a
higher score. Cones can be found at toy or sporting goods stores.
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