What's your top favorite accessory in the woods.

[Hud]

What I am doing, going, time of year matter, but a sturdy sharp knife, cord, flash light, whistle, mirror, first aid.    Good one.

[Tyler C. Moore]

My bow

[Roger Norris]

My puff bottle

[Red Beastmaster]

Redman

It's about the only thing I would head back to the house for if forgotten.

Stickbows and spittin' kinda go together.

[monterey]

Had to Google Thermacel!  Guess if it were essential for me I'd have heard of it.  TP jumps out, but these days it's a light weight chair that can fasten to the daypack.  Got one leg that demands a frequent rest.  Without it I can't go long enough or far enough to need the TP.  LOL

[NoCams]

Gerber folding saw..... every Summit Viper climber we own has extra pull rope and this saw in the side pouch. Also in my older years I carry the binocs more now once the leaves fall off.

[GreyGoose]

My cell phone. You know, the one I left in the truck, on purpose.

[Shakes.602]

Other than the Obvious, TP, Knife, etc. Mine would be my Folding "Hunting Chair"!! For a Gimpy critter like me, I gots to sit down now and again. I dont remember where or exactly when I bought it, but it has a Folding Back and a Pocket for storage with a Zipper underneath. The pocket is Waterproof and a fine place to carry My Lunch or My Camera!!

[zepnut]

My Crooked Horn Outfitters Bino System

[donalcorn]

Duncan , thank you for your service. Because of what you do fme and mine are able to do what we do.

[M60gunner]

My favorite item is paper towels I tear off and fold square. Can be used for TP (done that ) wipe bald head , clean hands. Trail markers and a few more things I can not remember. Next would be moist towelettes. These items go with me to the woods, desert, archery range.

[antler chaser]

My Bible and my pack with all my goodies.

[JamesV]

compass then everything else

[GingivitisKahn]

Originally posted by toddster:
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esse knife
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Which ESEE?

For me, my fav accessory has probably been my cheap little hand pruner.  Man, that thing has been handy.

My primary knife is a Becker BK11 - right up there with the ESEE stuff.  

[cahaba]

Puffer, water, TP and very important is a first aid kit. It could save your life if you got cut bad.

[Muttly]

Thermos, cause I don,t function too well for too long without coffee, and I seem to have a revolver with me about 97% of the time..

[Orion]

String wind indicators on my bow and arrow.  Binos, of course.  Wouldn't leave home without them.  When it gets cold, a wool muff.

[Horne Shooter]

A good knife, puffer bottle, wet wipes, bandana, nylon cord, binos, compass.  It all fits in a small fanny pack that I pick up with my bow and quiver for half day hunts.  If I'm staying all day, the list gets longer and the pack gets bigger!

[Cavscout9753]

Pruning shears (ground dweller).

[longbow fanatic 1]

Originally posted by centaur:
If the hunting is slow, a camera can provide great entertainment. I see too many hero pics of a dead critter in the back of a pickup which is not fair to the critter. Since I am solo 99% of the time I am hunting, I bring along a small tripod on the off chance that I kill something and want to get a pic on the scene. I enjoy watching all wildlife, and from time to time I get a decent picture.
Binocs are a close second. I try not to go to the woods without either.

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