@LasVegasLocally how do they find their way to the strip ? the flooding washes ?

@SilvioNot They have no problem using sidewalks and crosswalks

@LasVegasLocally The are cute!

@LasVegasLocally The video doesn’t show anyone petting a coyote. 🙄

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@LasVegasLocally But..

@LasVegasLocally I grew up as a kid shooting them in E Washington. We would get 5 dollars a pelt for them from the state. Good money back in those days and lots of fun calling them in.

@LasVegasLocally It would seem like common sense, not to pet wild coyotes…🤔

@LasVegasLocally The poor animals in the strip always looks so damn rough especially the birds 😂 like they all went hard AF for three nights straight and ate in need of shelter and water. 💀

@LasVegasLocally Don't pet the coyotes that live at the $Wynn

@LasVegasLocally I’m sorry, who’s petting these things?

@LasVegasLocally The ones at Aria are way more friendly

@LasVegasLocally Don't tell me what to do... If I want to pet the coyotes I'll pet them.

@LasVegasLocally Absolutely!!! Coyotes have a natural fear of humans. That’s a GOOD thing! If you pet them, feed them, etc they lose that fear! Why is that bad? You’ll know when you hear about a young kid getting off a school bus and getting attacked bc coyotes have lost their fear of humans!

@LasVegasLocally Employees who work there say people drop off their pets at the golf course every day. Especially cats. They have to trap them and then they send them to animal control. It’s sad really

@LasVegasLocally 🤦‍♀️Are you telling me @WynnLasVegas has a coyote problem?

@LasVegasLocally How old is that video? Haven’t seen coyotes out there in quite a while

@LasVegasLocally Oh I read that as Cougars for a minute.

@LasVegasLocally Go on. Pet it.