What are scope caps? kidding. The first thing I throw away. I use the flip caps and turn the back one where it flips down so it doesn't touch my cap brim when I shoot. I hate when my earrings clink the stock! Remember GG, to take the earrings off! Glasses too!
Quiver is in my bag with my very cool camera stand. I make shooting sticks from Reed. Cut slanted on bottoms and wired together while in sitting position for proper height. Leave them in each blind when I set up the blind. I also get my windows just perfect when I set up so I don't make noise with the noisy velcro or zippers. Never open the rear windows. On the door, I only zip the bottom closed to help keep critters out. I set up all blinds between @ 20 and 25 yards depending on terrain and vegetation, and on the west side of my shooting stage being the wind rarely blows from the west here. Sun can be a problem though for 30 minutes if it's directly west and open, lacking trees for shade. Summer time, I set up North West, winter time I set up South West.
I cock most of the time at the truck, but sometimes, I'm dropped off at the blind so do that first as soon as you get in the blind and then set up your binos and camera, lights, drink, quiver, book, tv, light & pistol at the door (for tracking if hunting anything other than deer so I don't forget it. That can be a problem in south Texas with rattle snakes, javelina, hogs, coyotes, badgers, mountain lion, did I say hogs?), etc.
Truth be told, I hunt private property, and only take my camera with me when I leave and will return later. In case it rains and the popo up blind blows away!