Back country bow tool bag

[Ghost]

Putting together a tool bag for a backcountry archery hunt, so far I have a leatherman, 2 allen wrench sets, a switchable screw driver. rachet strap (use it as a bow press), extra kisser button and peeps sites. what else should I put in there?

 

[Trial153]

I carry a single wrench set and d loop, and an extra release.

 

[Ghost]

Good idea on the d loop, have the extra release as well!

 

[wb8o5]

I have extra cord for my drop away rest


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[5MilesBack]

I carry extra d-loop material, some serving, and a couple extra nocks, and that's it. Worst case scenario, I hike out to camp or the truck if I need to fix something. But so far, never needed to.

 

[OR Archer]

I carry one set of allens, one set or torques, spare release, lighter, serving, d loop, and rest cord. Anything more than what I can fix with those will more than likely require a press to fix it.

 

[Planopurist]

Pliers, enough D-loop material for d-loop and drop-away cable. I’m assuming you have an extra string/cable set?


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[Ghost]

Actually I dont have a extra string, if something happens to it, Ill have to run into town anyway to resight in my bow. I can cut the time needed to do that by having an archery shop do the set up.

 

[doncarpenter]

I use d-loop cord for my wrist sling. I tie enough on there for two loops. I dont like carrying a big bulky wrist sling and its a good back up in case mine breaks.

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[jrc645]

I would throw in a spare nock