Here is a site for free Mp3's and .wav sound files for your Mp3 Player.
www.mscustomcalls.com/MP3.html
It has a great collection. Several hundred sound files. I spent 3 hours down loading all of them. Varmints beware
Hope you find it as helpful as I did.

Glenn,
Here is another site with MP3 sounds and recorded 20 minute and 16 minute sequence calls for yotes. The home made electronic caller is on site as well. I just bought the stuff to make the caller at radio shack. That more powerful unit will replace my CD playing boom box that I use for crows.
Best,
Ed

www.varmintal.com/coy5-20.htm

Yep, picked up the idea from this web site. Made my own caller. Soon as I get done with my camera at work I can take a couple snaps and post them. Been so busy at work I have not had time to read up on the post here.
The e-caller works like a dream with my zune player. I have been amassing sounds like crazy and creating my own.
Works wonders on turkey as well. I can place the caller next to my decoy without revealing my location. Bagged a nice old bird last spring with my e-caller and a home made slate call.
I hope that after market is over at my job, I can get a little free time to call a few coyotes. I have a friend that lives near the fire department and they start yowling every time the sirens start up. Can't wait to get over there in a couple weeks.

Glenn, be aware that electronic calls are illegal in NC except for coyotes and crows. www.ncwildlife.org/pg0...g_Regs.pdf

I'm interested in your call, please share the construction details!

I do most of my turkey hunting in Virginia. I will have my camera back at home in about two weeks. Sample time for the furniture market is almost over and I wil have my free time back. I can then post picks and build pick that I have on it.

I have attached a picture of my e-caller that I made for those who are interested. I can send a more detailed description of how I made it if anyone wants to make their own. It is not hard to make. Just used parts from around the house and a few parts from Radio Shack.

Forgot to size my first picture Here is one of some of the parts I used. The camo on the first picture was a quickie so I could hit the field. It worked great so I am going to keep it as is unless I get bored one day and decide to redo it.