What do you take with you on a day hunt for deer.
Here is mine:- approx 1-2 miles from start point.

Bow...............Bama hunter 47# @ 27"
Arrows..........woodies with Ace 125gr total 560 gr.
Small stool for natural made ground blind.
Condor Bushlore knife /pruning shears.
Small binoculars
Snacks, Sandwiches, water, flask coffee,
Small first aid Kit.
Fire starting kit, 100 foot Paracord, whistle, cell phone, Compass ( all for emerg use only)
Rain Poncho, extra sweater.
All fits in a small backpack total approx 10 lbs. not including bow and arrows

Very much the same as yours - in a small waist pack with a second pouch on the side.

waist pack - the "overnighter" for emergencies :
first aid kit, waterproof fire starter, windproof lighter, whistle, compass, space blanket, 2 heavy black garbage bags, 100' paracord, sierra cup, tea, sugar, candle, oatmeal, flashlight with spare batteries, note pad w/pencil, second knife.
- stool ties on outside, if I carry that day.

small leather pouch - the "daily" :
bow & arrow supplies / repairs, extra string, gloves if needed, water, snacks like beef stick, apple, cheese chunks, sourdough bread chunk, peanuts or cashews, ibuprofen, drag rope.

Bow - Predator Hunter
Arrows - 5 xx75 2016
Glove
Arm guard
Small pack
Back tag / license
Extra glasses
Pruner
Saw
Bow hanger hook
FAK
Burnt cork/face paint
Paracord 50'
Poncho
Extra wool shirt
Water bottle
Snack bag
Bleat call
Earth sent wafers
Binoculars 6x30 Leopold
Compass/map
Phone
Brew kit - when cold, small aluminum cup with lid alcohol stove, fuel, wind screen, lighter, instant coffee
Gut bag- gutting gloves, tissue for trail marking, deer drag rope, plastic bag, Leatherman, point puller

Forgot headlamp w/ extra batteries

Holy crap you guys pack a lot of stuff, I pack:
Bow : Bear Greenstripe T/D 60#s
1/2 doz arrows w/bear razor heads or Magnus 2 blades.
para cord.
knife.
Water
snacks/sandwich, PB&J
binos
piranta w/extra blades
headlite.
maybe a folding saw.

Bow: Martin Hunter or Martin Scorpion, 55@28in..
6 arrows: Gold Tip Traditional 400 shafts, 29.5    inches, 50 grain brass inserts, tipped with 170 grain Zwickey Delta's.
Katquiver.
Binoculars.
30 foot of para cord.
Snacks & Gatorade.
Scent, cover scent and scent control spray.
Grunt call & rattling antlers, (pending on time of year).
Hunting Knives.
Limb saw.
Pull up rope.
Bow holder and hook for to hang pack.

Pretty much the same as most.......for day hunts up north the phone stays in the truck, no service where I hunt. Just a small pack stropped to my Waldrop Pac Seat and off I go. A bow and 4-5 arrows.......good for the day.

Pretty much the same except I always hunt from my tree stand:

Bow: TallTines
Arrows: 7, 4 good ones, 3 stump/small game hog arrows
Stand: Muddy w/lone wolf shoulder strap for carry
Steps: 7 screw in or my Muddy steps
Safety strap: I always wear it in

Fanny pack:
Flashlights (2)
Knife
Folding limb saw
Water
Pull rope
Camera
Video camera and apparatus
Bow hanger
Calls
Wind detector
GPS

...I don't bring food unless I'm elk hunting where I might be walking around a lot. For my stand hunting I have to watch what I eat and that means skipping lunch

Bow
Quiver
Arrows
Shooting glove
Arm Gaurd
Binoculars
   In Pack:
2 knives
Flagging tape
knee brace
First aid kit
Camo rain jacket
Paracord
Nitrile gloves
Lightweight gloves
Warmer hat
Cow call
Cliff Bar

Most of my hunting is near, often in sight of, my son's house, so I don't take much emergency stuff, mostly something for bee stings and snakebite, plus my cell phone. Navigation is no issue on a 65 acre plot, simply don't cross any creek, fence, or road. No food or water is usually needed, because I can stop at my son's house on the way out for a cooling drink. In short, I take my hunting gear and little else. However, on a hunt further from home I take a lot more stuff, especially in regards to emergency gear and water.

Sam nails it-depends on location.  If I'm out behind the house, I'll take a whistle and some marking tape for tracking, but if i'm up on the side of a mountain, I take emergency gear, a hunting knife and a piranta, fire starting stuff, food, water and some sort of purifier, and a light source of some sort.  Also a rain shell and balaclava.  And food..gotta have some "nosh"!

Not near as much stuff as I did in the past....maybe a little more for an all day sitting during the Rut.

One thing yall didn't mention that's a must for me this time of year is a Thermacell...

Bow, Arrows, Knife, oh yeah a drag rope

Sometimes I forget the rope

Toilet paper!  

Hmmm... Usually forget that too.....

All depends on where I'm hunting. If I am at my brother's place and just a couple hundred yards from the truck I take very little. In an small fanny pack I will have my deer drag, flagging tape, knife some water and a snack. If I am on the state land I love to hunt which allows me to wander over some 17,000 acres I take a larger fanny pack with some other things that can come in handy in case I should suffer a little mishap that causes me to not be able to get back to the truck by dark. Then I add a small first aid kit, head lamp, fire starting kit, compass/gps and top map, some twine and a multi-tool along with a good quality space blanket. On colder days I'll throw some chemical hand warmers in there and maybe a thin wool watch cap. I also have a foam seat tied to the pack.