You'll hear a "ding" sound when you land one. Headshots with a bow will deal critical damage.You should also do this any time you encounter water to reveal metal treasure chests that can be pulled up onto land.
You can quickly get a sense of whether there are any weapons in an area by scanning it with Magnesis. These weapons will also respawn over time. The biggest towns (such as Zora's Domain) often have good weapons hiding about, while smaller places like stables will at least have a pitchfork or two that can work if you have nothing else.
Out of weapons? You can always find more in towns, stables, and villages. That said, flurry attacks can quickly wear down a weapon's durability, particularly early on when they're more brittle, so be sure you aren’t wasting them. Dodging at the right time prompts a devastating flurry attack, which can be the perfect way to whittle down the health of a strong opponent. The upside of the fact that weapons break in Breath of the Wild is that you're forced to try a wide array of them, and this means you may discover their hidden strengths. A Korok Leaf, meanwhile, creates a gust that can blow enemies off cliffs. A spear may not do much damage, for instance, but can be useful for keeping an enemy at a distance, while an Iron Sledgehammer is ideal for breaking ores. Whenever possible, keep a variety of weapons on hand, as many can serve specific purposes. You can also visit the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and use rupees and materials to craft Ancient gear, including weapons like the Ancient Bladesaw and Ancient Bow. If your Hylian Shield breaks, for instance, you can buy another one from Granté in Tarrey Town (he's on one of the balconies). Some weapons can also be purchased or crafted. The Ceremonial Trident can also be reforged by Dento in Zora's Domain. For each you'll need a base weapon, five pieces of flint and a diamond. 
To forge new Champion weapons, speak to Harth in Rito Village, Buliara in Gerudo Town, Rohan in Goron City or Dento in Zora's Domain. You'll only get these in the first place after completing the Divine Beast associated with each Champion. Four of these are the Champions' weapons - Revali's Great Eagle Bow, Urbosa's Scimitar of the Seven, Daruk's Boulder Breaker and Mipha's Lightscale Trident. Five weapons can be “repaired” if broken or lost. 
Even though every weapon breaks eventually - or runs out of energy and must recharge, in the case of the Master Sword - some weapons later in the game have much higher durability.Enemies also leave their weapons lying around at night while they sleep - letting you sneak up and take them if you’re stealthy. Some enemy camps leave their weapons unguarded.Pick your battles carefully and know when to stand and fight and when it’s better to save your weapons and run. All weapons - aside from the Master Sword - break in Breath of the Wild, but early game ones break even faster.
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