He wasn't chasin a roadrunner.................

No you wouldn't, you're not that stupid

Of course it didn't @Ineeddentures it's like these dumb bozos who think having a mountain lion as a pet would work ......... sure, until it got so hungry you started looking really good

@rebelann I had a Scottish Wildcat as a pet. Nobody thought that would work lol And to be fair it didn't Lol

I'm sure it would have bitten me if I could have gotten close but I was using the zoom on my camera to get this video. The coyote was skittish and would have run away if anyone got too close but there was a fence between us and all it actually knew was that it was finding food to eat. There were too many people having dinner on that patio for it to even think of trying to get near us.

@rebelann but that was a cute video, it is like getting a chance a rare opportunity to film it.

Yes, rare for me for sure @luisadannointed but when I asked a waiter about it he told us that coyotes always know to come for the scraps people throw for them.

Trust me, no one could get close to a coyote, they'll come for the treats but they're skiddish and run off when you start moing around. This one was only interested in the food and since no one attempted to approach him I was able to get this shot with the zoom on my camera of course.

@rebelann I had one pass by me when I was on the acreage of my parents growing up. I was petting the bull, and its eyes got huge. I looked over, and there went a coyote just trotting by. I was like, wuhhh…

Yeah, they'll get close enough for you to see em but they'll run off if you go towards them @AmbiePam of course children could be in danger, usually they would be with any predator

@rebelann They're native to north and central america. So no coyotes here at all.

That's true but humans have had a bad habit of intruducing non native animals almost anywhere they have gone @toniganzon

I am surprised. I thought they would be found almost anywhere.

It's only famous in this neck of the 'woods', the Cattlemens Steakhouse is very expensive and a lot of the people here save up just to get to eat there, my cousin thought we would like it so she procured a reservation for us, at least I had fun creating videos but I don't like steak.

I'm beginning to realize that it's fame is only here in the southwest region of El Paso TX and possibly some of New Mexico.

Oh yes, he was getting lots of snacks from all the people dining on the patio and I got the impression he was a repeat 'customer'

In El Paso they are famous for their steakhouse and yes I did use a zoon although I doubt that coyote had any inclination to jump into a crowded restaurant. Their patio is the most sought after place in there, I think it was my cousin who secured the reservation.

Yes, I thought it was adorable and so very hungry. Well, Indian Cliffs itself isn't all that notable here but the Cattlemen Steakhouse is a big hit for people who want to go to a fancy restaurant that is very expensive. Of course almost all their menu centers around beef which I do not care for but they did serve salmon as well so that is what I got. I really was not impressed with the food but the ranch had a small zoo like area where there were a few animals like antelope and deer in fenced in areas plus a small pond where there were ducks and geese, that I did like. I had a fairly good time walking around their grounds and I never got a photo of the peacock that kept running away from me.

That makes sense @LadyDuck I much prefer to simply stay home and cook what I actually like.

@rebelann - I love wild animals, I particularly love wolves. Most of the time I have been to a fancy expensive restaurant I have been deceived, with very few exceptions.

Yeah I did and I forgot all about it until this morning. I was looking through all the videos I have of mom when I found this one.

I suppose it is only famous here