Bag for archery knick knacks

[Inder]

Hi Guys,

I am looking for a bag to keep archery related knick knacks like Bow Square, few spare points, strings and other tools.

What you guys use? I believe few guys use fishing tackle boxes but I am looking for a soft case which I can carry in my backpack if i ever need.

Thanks

-Inder

[Rough Run]

I use a small, over-the-shoulder bag.  I have a couple, of different sizes, from a canvas haversack to a leather, black powder possibles bag, to  an adapted/converted woman's purse.  But I never carry a bow square.  Just points, glue, string, wax, nocks, pliers and mini-binoculars, gloves, etc.

[crazynate]

Yeah I use Plano utility boxes. The fishing ones have to small of trays to fit things in.

[ChuckC]

I use a small (6 pack sized) soft sided cooler.  Mine has a zipped upper deck, I guess to hold a sandwich, which is where the bow square goes ( it sticks out).  That is my traveling fix it case for all things archery.  That won't do you any good for back packing I guess.  Just have your wife sew up a quick stuff sack of the perfect size and shape, then "stuff it" into your pack as needed.
ChuckC

[MIBIGHNTR]

Some of the soft tackle boxes make for nice archery gear bags!!

[Elkchaser]

These are great carry-all bags. I have about 5 to organize different things!

 http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-Catch-All-Gear-Bag/753423.uts?searchPath=%2Fbrowse.cmd%3FcategoryId%3D734095080%26CQ_search%3Dgear%2Bbags%26CQ_st%3Db

[Bladepeek]

The bow square is the only really bulky thing. I have a full set of all kinds of point weights, spare inserts, spare nocks, bow square, hot melt, pliers and bowstringer and keep it all in a large flat tackle box. I take this with me to shoots, but it normally stays in the back of the SUV. I don't bother carrying a bow square, as I have an arrow marked with the correct brace height, and my nock height doesn't vary. The rest of the stuff fits in a pocket of my quiver.

[Trenton G.]

I use a large fishing tackle box. Works great and keeps everything organized. I hang my bow square on a peg board since it doesn't fit, but other than that, everything fits in there nicely.

[Deno]

Tackle box in the shop and truck.  Shoulder bag in the field.  Black marker dot on my bowstring to replace a new string nock. Fist and thumb for brace height. I never carry a bow square.

Deno

[3R Shooter]

http://www.3riversarchery.com/mtm-magnum-broadhead-tackle-box.html  

I use this. I know self promotion here, but I love it. I take it on hunts too. Holds broadheads, t-square, extra nocks, extra glove, allen wrenches (if needed), sharpening hone, file, and extra wind detector. Can put other stuff, but that is what I have got in it most times.

[tukudu]

I use a crown royal bag and I get to take care of the beverage.

[M60gunner]

I use an old tool bag. I started with the items you mention but started to add stuff. My first "tool bag" got to small. I went with a bigger one that is duffle bag size. I leave it in my vehicle all the time.  My "kit" includes 3-4 hats, old gloves for cold mornings, spare this and that, water bottle holders, and ?

[PeteA]

Swedish gas mask bag - you can find them for $10. Look at the site Keepshooting.

[ChuckC]

Got to Walmart or Target and get a kids pencil bag, the kind with a zipper closure  That should hold your do dads safely and relatively quietly in your pack.
ChuckC

[Rick Butler]

I have a canvas dopp kit/shaving kit bag.  It flattens down easily and takes up very little room in my duffle.  I carry a small file, nock pliers, string wax, spare blunts, glue whatever is needed. I have a shortened bow square in there also, just cut a couple of inches off one to fit it in there.

[goobersan]

Try an Asbell haversack. Looks great hanging anywhere, including you....... maybe

[DannyBows]

I use a military surplus sustainment pack with a shoulder strap.