Basic Archery "Tackle Box" Supplies - Recommendations

[Yazoo Bowhunter]

I'm new to traditional archery. I've only got the basics; bow, few arrows, and arm guard and finger protector.  Trying to build tool kit and basic supplies arsenal.  What's your suggestions?  I can only think of the basics: extra nocks, field tips, feathers..  What else is essential to have?

[Archersteve]

Bow Square, Serving tool, Nocking pliers, Spare String----some ideas

[Killdeer]

String wax, masking tape (string nock, quick and dirty) low temp hot melt, a scrap of sandpaper. Short ruler or tape measure, Sharpie, whetstone. Pliers, one regular, one needlenose. Duco, Barge, and some thread.

Killdeer

[Blackhawk]

Arrow rest & side plate material, barge cement, duco cement, allen wrench for limb bolts, stringer, judo & blunts, arrow inserts, hot melt & candle, matches, bow tip protector...

[Biggie Hoffman]

Geez I'm way out....all I carry is an extra string already set-up.

[Keith Deters]

My kit contains the same as Biggie's.

If I go out of state, I bring an extra bow.

[Orion]

I carry about all the items mentioned, in a little tackle box in my truck.  

When hunting, like Biggie, I just carry an extra string already set up and shot in.  Well maybe also a little fire starter.  I have been known to spend the night out now and again.  

[vermonster13]

A tube of super-glue.

[Angus]

I'm with Biggie and Keith, just a spare string set up with a nock point and some beaver balls, all waxed up and ready to go.  Oh, and a bow stringer: I never string/unstring my Firehawk without one.  Unless you're talking about what to get and keep in the garage-that's entirely different, and i wouldn't wanna go lugging that thing around!   :eek:

[Shawn Leonard]

I believe he means around the house or garage, I would add a fletching jig at least a single. 2 ton epoxy and a small piece of carpet, taper tool, razor knife. Shawn

[Bowspirit]

Snap knife and fletch tape...versatile tools of the trade...

[madness522]

Might add a lighter to the list.  Good for burning the ends of strings and can even melt the glue to put a tip back on.

[BrianK]

Mini blowtorch/ lighter works great
Flat file
Round file

[BrianK]

And dental floss

[NDTerminator]

I'll report that my Trad tackle box is much smaller than my multiple compound boxes.  Just don't need as much.

Essential items in mine are:
Bow Square
Center Serving & serving tool (serving & tie-in nock points)
Lighter
Extra T-300 rest(s) & launcher arms
Double Sided Tape, Industral Strength
Adhesive backed rig rest
Super Nocks
Fletching Cement
Arizona EZ Fletch
Extras vanes/feathers in a zip lock
Inserts
Insert Tool
Hot Melt
Electrical Tape
Flat file.

I have more, but these are what I consider essential based on how often I use them.  All can easily be carried in a soft fold-over tackle pouch I bought years ago for hunting trips...

[Jon Stewart]

I carry about everything that has been mentioned above in a light weight plastic tool box.  When my archery stuff goes, so does the tackle box. I want to make a folding string makers board so I can make a string or two while gone.  If you ain't got it you can't use it.