Through the years Bryon’s been asked for advice on what sounds he uses and what he prefers. There are many good sounds on the market today, however, most were recorded on older equipment, under less than ideal conditions, and played back through game calls using outdated technology. While these sounds and play back devices produced results, they still fell short of accurately reproducing the original sound. With today’s state of the art game calls we now have the ability to reproduce sounds more accurately, with amazing clarity and volume. This, without a doubt, will produce better results - but without good quality recordings these calls can’t reach their full potential. Realizing the potential of this new generation of game calls, Byron set out to capture the highest quality calling sounds available. He’s spent countless hours recording and testing these sounds with outstanding results. These are the sounds Bryon uses on his digital caller. He’s excited to finally be able to offer these sounds to you. 1. 004 Tom & Jerry This is a very busy sound of a feral cat and a rodent mixed together to create the excitement sometimes needed to get the bobcat's attention and keep him coming. 2. 005 Bobcat In Heat This is a very effective sound from mid-January through March, but can also be effective all year. Especially useful for coaxing in hung up bobcats. 3. 006 Rodent Distress Very high-pitched, busy sound with plenty of volume. 4. 007 Feral Cat Distress This is a great call for bobcats - especially around old farmsteads. In both CD format, and MP3 format. (When used in a CD player they will play for approximately 15 minutes per track, with four sounds per CD). The sounds are also on the CD in MP3 format for downloading to callers such as the FOXPRO FX3, Western Rivers Predation, Minaska Outdoors Bandit, and other callers that play mp3 format.

Through the years Bryon’s been asked for advice on what sounds he uses and what he prefers. There are many good sounds on the market today, however, most were recorded on older equipment, under less than ideal conditions, and played back through game calls using outdated technology. While these sounds and play back devices produced results, they still fell short of accurately reproducing the original sound. With today’s state of the art game calls we now have the ability to reproduce sounds more accurately, with amazing clarity and volume. This, without a doubt, will produce better results - but without good quality recordings these calls can’t reach their full potential. Realizing the potential of this new generation of game calls, Byron set out to capture the highest quality calling sounds available. He’s spent countless hours recording and testing these sounds with outstanding results. These are the sounds Bryon uses on his digital caller. He’s excited to finally be able to offer these sounds to you. . 008 Cottontail Distress Not many predators can resist the cries of a cottontail in trouble. The desperate cries of this cottontail will surely put fur in front of you. 2. 009 Dual Cottontail Distress This is a really busy sound that is great for all predators, but especially good for bobcats. The excitement created with this sound will be hard for any predator to ignore. 3. 010 Young Cottontail Distress A high-pitched busy sound with lots of desperate emotion. 4. 011 Pup Ki-Yi's & Cottontail Sounds of a young coyote in distress, along with the cries of a cottontail. This sound triggers a response by peaking two basic instincts of the coyote. In both CD format, and MP3 format. (When used in a CD player they will play for approximately 15 minutes per track, with four sounds per CD). The sounds are also on the CD in MP3 format for downloading to callers such as the FOXPRO FX3, Western Rivers Predation, Minaska Outdoors Bandit, and other callers that play mp3 format.

Through the years Bryon’s been asked for advice on what sounds he uses and what he prefers. There are many good sounds on the market today, however, most were recorded on older equipment, under less than ideal conditions, and played back through game calls using outdated technology. While these sounds and play back devices produced results, they still fell short of accurately reproducing the original sound. With today’s state of the art game calls we now have the ability to reproduce sounds more accurately, with amazing clarity and volume. This, without a doubt, will produce better results - but without good quality recordings these calls can’t reach their full potential. Realizing the potential of this new generation of game calls, Byron set out to capture the highest quality calling sounds available. He’s spent countless hours recording and testing these sounds with outstanding results. These are the sounds Bryon uses on his digital caller. He’s excited to finally be able to offer these sounds to you. 1. 000 Lone Howls Long, lonesome, inviting howls. These howls are non-threatening and can be used to call coyotes or evoke a response. 2. 001 Challenge Howls Just as the name implies. This sound is a very good sound to challenge a coyote on his home turf. 3. 002 Coyote Ki-Yi's This is the sound of a distressed coyote. Coyotes are usually paired up. This call is very effective for calling in the secong coyote of the pair. It can also be mixed with a distressed prey sound to create excitement. 4. 003 Canine Pups Very good sound all year long, but especially good during late winter, spring, and summer for problem coyotes. In both CD format, and MP3 format. (When used in a CD player they will play for approximately 15 minutes per track, with four sounds per CD). The sounds are also on the CD in MP3 format for downloading to callers such as the FOXPRO FX3, Western Rivers Predation, Minaska Outdoors Bandit, and other callers that play mp3 format.

Through the years Bryon’s been asked for advice on what sounds he uses and what he prefers. There are many good sounds on the market today, however, most were recorded on older equipment, under less than ideal conditions, and played back through game calls using outdated technology. While these sounds and play back devices produced results, they still fell short of accurately reproducing the original sound. With today’s state of the art game calls we now have the ability to reproduce sounds more accurately, with amazing clarity and volume. This, without a doubt, will produce better results - but without good quality recordings these calls can’t reach their full potential. Realizing the potential of this new generation of game calls, Byron set out to capture the highest quality calling sounds available. He’s spent countless hours recording and testing these sounds with outstanding results. These are the sounds Bryon uses on his digital caller. He’s excited to finally be able to offer these sounds to you. 1. 012 Male Jackrabbit Distress Bellowing moans and cries from a male jackrabbit. The pure terror and emotion in this sound is indescribable. 2. 013 Female Jackrabbit Distress The pitiful screams of this jackrabbit will bring a tear to your eye. Her relentless wails will bring them running. 3. 014 Swamp Rabbit This sound is slightly higher pitched than most jackrabbits, but still has a guttural sound. The fast tempo of this sound creates excitement and urgency. 4. 015 Duelling Jacks As its name suggests, this is two jackrabbits screaming the blues. Great sound for call shy predators. In both CD format, and MP3 format. (When used in a CD player they will play for approximately 15 minutes per track, with four sounds per CD). The sounds are also on the CD in MP3 format for downloading to callers such as the FOXPRO FX3, Western Rivers Predation, Minaska Outdoors Bandit, and other callers that play mp3 format.

This CDc contains five great calling programs that can be automatically replayed to put a 10-minute or 60-minute calling sequence together using a CD player. The #1 sound is an African cape hare (rabbit), #2 is a cottontail rabbit, #3 is a jackrabbit, #4 is a coyote puppy whine, and #5 is a fawn bleat.

This CD contains five sounds to use to call up predators with a CD player, or learn the sounds to duplicate with the Crit'R•Call. The five sounds on the CD are the following: bobcat in heat, bobcat kittens, growling bobcat adults, red fox puppies, and red fox adults. The sounds were originally recorded from live bobcats and red fox by William Boyd of Warroad, Minnesota.

This Song Dog CD does coyote talk. It demonstrates the ten basic coyote sounds, demonstrates how to put basic sounds of coyotes into 15 terrific coyote calls, and contains general tips on the tricks of when, where, and how to use coyote talk successfully. 73 minutes. On CD. This CD is recommended for use with the Crit'R Call Song Dog Howler.

Contains 2 tracks 30 min each - Actual widlife calls - 1. Coyote Serenade & 2. Coyote Pup Distress.

Contains 2 tracks 30 min each - Actual widlife calls - 1. Coyote Fight & 2. Coyote Killing Rabbit.

Contains 2 tracks 30 min each - Actual widlife calls - 1. Adult Coyote Barks and Whines & 2. Coyote Assembly Howls.

Contains 2 tracks 30 min each - Actual widlife calls - 1. Raspy Cottontail Distress & 2. Adult Gray Fox.

Contains 2 tracks 30 min each - Actual widlife calls - 1. Call Shy Special & 2. Screaming Rabbits.

CD-CYV2...Coyote Calling Volume 2. Includes High Pitched Cottontail (102C), Canine Pups (107A), Distressed Housecat (125A) and Fawn Bleating (155A) sounds. Contains CD& MP3 files. 15 minutes per track, 60 minutes total.

CD-CYV3...Coyote Calling Volume 3. Includes Grown Cottontail (102A), Vittles A'la Jackrabbit (101G), Doe in Distress (153A) and Wild Piglet Distress (124B) sounds. Contains CD& MP3 files. 15 minutes per track, 60 minutes total.

CD-CYV1...Coyote Calling Volume 1. Includes Coyote Locator (161), Coyote Pup Distress (163), Coyote/Gray Fox Fight (166) and Coywolf Bark/Howls (168) sounds. Contains CD& MP3 files. 20 minutes per track, 80 minutes total.