Well, no one bashed you too hard for asking. But everyone seems to agree that good sounds are at a premium, and buying them is the way to go, because it supports the people who take the time and effort to record and market them to the rest of us and keeps them available for the next guy. Posting someone else's sounds on the web ist verboten and will draw the ire of many, who see blatant anonymous file-sharing as illegal and unethical.
But I can post an opinion based on facts and point you in the right direction toward your next purchase. That way you'll get real value for every $20 bill you lay out, and not another cd full of sounds that sound like caca and don't work in the field.
We all have our favorites and everyone is welcome to join in with what they think is the best value in the sound business currently available for sale. If I were hunting in your home state Utah, and were going to add some winners to my FX3 at only $5 each.....
1. Johnny Stewart Bobcat Vol I
....a. Desperate Cries of a Cottontail
....b. Rodent Distress
....c. Yellowhammer Woodpecker
....d. Meadowlark Distress
2. Byron South Jackrabbit Distress Sounds
....a. Male Jackrabbit Distress (Choked, shaken, and stomped)
....b. Female Jackrabbit Distress
....c. Swamp Rabbit Distress
....d. Dueling Jacks
3. Johnny Stewart Coyote Calling III
....a. Grown Cottontail
....b. Vittles A'la Jackrabbit
....c. Doe in Distress
....d. Wild Piglet Distress
4. Johnny Stewart Red Fox Vol I because it's got both fox sounds and Squealing Bird... or if I hunted crows.... JS Crow Calls I
There, top quality sounds all, that you can order today, and not a single dime of your money wasted. And if memory serves, I have at one time or another, killed critters over every single one of them. Byron's are ready to go, 320 Mbps MP3 one-minute loops. The JS sounds may need a little massage. I like to pick my own loop off the cd and encode it to MP3 myself to maintain high-fidelity. Editing your own sounds is a skill that will stick with you no matter whose caller you're using in the future and really isn't that difficult.
I'll let someone else pick the best 16 Foxpro sounds, the ones you can't live without. And between us we'll come up with 32 that will make any FX3 a killer.