You could conceivably pick them up again...
might take 5 minutes, but ask you GM.
Are they reusable, or would are they considered 'used up' after you throw them?I believe that they are in the consumables section, so they are one-use items.
Nope, Caltrops are in the same section as manacles, mirrors, cauldrons, and 10 ft poles. Marbles are, as well, but in the APG. Both are categorized as "Adventuring Gear."
That said, I'd probably say that they are one-use. Realistically, are you so hard up as to not be able to afford 1 sp per bag on marbles?
Depends on how much time you are willing to spend, and how much they were scattered. Finding all of them in cracks and crevices, or pulling them out of bodies may take awhile.
True. It's probably a better idea to just let them lay there for untold centuries, killing and maiming harmless animals, up until the point where they are too blunt to do much more than be kicked harmlessly around.
Make your marbles out of steel, and get yourself a nice strong lodestone on a string. Should be able to recover most of your marbles in short order. Just make more to replace the ones that get lost during downtime.
Unseen servant or Animate Object cast on a lodestone is a handy shortcut.
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If I were the DM, I'd have the caltrop gatherer roll to see how many of them he could find and regather. I'm thinking 2d4+WIS (since it's sort of a Perception check), then x10 and that's the percentage you found. And when you're down to 10%, you have to buy more.
Rolling d4's for caltrops just amuses me.
Scoop Up or Gather would make a nice cantrip.
Great for gathering loose loot as well.
My group once spent several game hours gathering all the marbles and caltrops the GM had scattered about (goblins and orcs in a cave/tomb), got about 40 pounds of each in the end. Started using them around camp at night since we had so much.