Sound picks for Foxpro

I tried to match up the majority of sounds on my E-callers to the FoxPro sound list.
Here is a relatively close match up to what I use – I had to edit the list…I see it does not like multiple columns

Coyote Vocals

207 – Coyote Locator
C32 – Yipping Coyotes
C31 – Coyote Pair Yip Howls
C26 – Coyote Pair
C17 – Coyote Female Whimpers
C15 – Female Coyote Bark Howls
C23 – Female Coyote Challenge Barks
C24 – Female Coyote Challenge
183 – Coyote Challenge Howl
C30 – Coyote Male Barks
C22 – Coyote Pup Screams
216 – Coyote Pup Distress 2
C27 – Coyote Pup Distress 3
217 – Coyote Pup Frenzy
182 – Baby Coyotes

Fox Sounds
C77 – Juvenille Red Fox Distress
227 – Red Fox Distress
C75 – Baby Red fox Distress 1
224 – Gray Fox Distress
225 – Gray Fox Pup 1

Rabbit Distress

L52 – Mad Rabbit Distress
L00 – Lightning Jack
L07 – Waning Jack
L04 – Snowshoe 2
L06 – Snowshoe High Pitch
L50 – Scream-n Rabbit
L55 – Adult Cottontail
L51 – Big Rabbit Distress
735 – Spring hare Distress
237 – Cottontail Distress 1
L58 – Cagie Cottontail
354 – DSG Cottontail
L57 – Eastern Cottontail

BIRD Sounds
291 – Woodpecker Distress
B09 – Woodpecker
332 – Screamin’ Blue Jay Dist
294 – Partridge Distress
297 – Turkey Distress
B80 – Baby Turkey
B84 – Cranky Male Card Dist

Raccoon Sounds
N06 – Mad Boar Raccoon
N02 – Raccoon Fight
N00 – Raccoon Distress 1
N01 – Raccoon Distress 2

Rodent Distress
247 – Prairie Dog Distress
510 – Prairie Dog All Clear
242 – Groundhog Distress
R04 – Young Rat Distress
R05 – Adult Rat Distress
515 – Chirping Coaxer
R10 – Field Mouse Distress

Deer Sounds

363 – Mule Deer Fawn
195 – Fawn Distress
259 – Fawn Distress
255 – Fawn Bleats
D04 – Whitetail Doe Fawn 2

Thanks for taking the time to do that Randy.
DT

Great list Randy!!

I’ve been chatting with about a half dozen guys looking at buying a new caller. Just a few things to keep in mind as you put your lists together. If you buy FoxPro – The Foxpro sounds are generally a proprietary FXP file that can NOT easily be played on MP formats. However, the foxpro will play other sound formats. I highly recommend if you get a FoxPro, connect it to your computer, follow the instructions, and make a complete back up of the audio files.

Once your aquainted with the software and how to download/upload sounds, you can very easily add/delete other sounds to your list. As an example, I have about 5 Master files I can swap my foxpros out to in minutes so they are formatted for where I am going (racoon hunting, spring/summer coyotes/…)

Also, use caution in “free” sounds. There are a lot of hacks that have the old cassette recordings and just played them up to a microphone on their computer to make them “digital”. A lot of them have an awefull hiss sound to them and play like crap at higher volumes.

Some of the newer audio editting software is sweet. You can mix and add sounds to make a sequence of how ever long with multiple sounds. Pretty cool to make up your own stuff!

Randy’s list is great and very representative of a good Midwestern mix for predators.

Personally, I’m hunting cattle/farm country so I have a few calf distress calls in the mix. I also like some domestic cat distress sounds on there. I personally haven’t had any luck with these yet, but I know other hunters who have cashed in consistently with these in farm country where there are a lot of livestock and farm/feral animals around. I guess coyotes can’t resist a good cat snack now and then.

Agree re the FoxPro app and getting familiar with backing up and adding sounds.

Dang, now I want to get out there again. I’ve only been out twice for coyotes twice this year and that was just before deer season.

Hope we’re not heading for the deep snow ice age that pretty much shut me down last year just as I got started.

Grouse

Grouse

I’m going up north this weekend for the final weekend of deer. Is it weird I want to bring the ecaller and whack a fox or yote instead???

So, what are good grey fox sounds to call with?

Next week I’m out in SD for Tbird day. I can’t wait to do some calling.

kooty wrote:

I’m going up north this weekend for the final weekend of deer. Is it weird I want to bring the ecaller and whack a fox or yote instead???

No, it’s not weird. After hours of sitting in the stand, freezing your buttski off, and seeing bugger all, you’ll need a distraction. A guy can only take so much…

Grouse

If I get a late season wolf tag I will he hunting a cattle farm so I will keep those sounds in mind Grouse.
DT

Like Grouse, I know others that like calves in distress sounds, but I never had success with them. Even in Wyoming amongst huge cattle operations.

Kooty, I’ve encountered very few greys. Mostly because the areas I’ve been in have small populations. Trapped a few, but only called in a couple. Couldn’t remember what calls I was using its been so long

I just deleted the FoxPro Furtakers where they were targeting grey fox out east because I’d seen it before.