Not sure how many folks have done much archery, but arrows that hit something, either the intended target, or that miss the target but hit something else (a tree, a wall, etc.) are almost always going to be at least slightly broken, either by the impact and/or by prying them out of whatever they are lodged into.
Finding arrows that landed safely on the ground without breaking is time consuming and difficult if there is any kind of underbrush etc., like in a forest or something similar.
Realistically, searching for salvageable arrows after a battle should take more than a minute - probably more like 10 minutes to a half hour, depending on environment, and likely only 25% at most will still be in shape enough to accurately fire again ...