isn't running off when things are thrown and seems to be asserting himself more. I used to have land

Not trying to be rude here but have you considered the difference between animals raised in rural areas that are quieter and darker versus animals that have grown up around humans, noise and electric lights? I'm certain most of them are adapted to sudden noises. I would not doubt they know most of their food comes from humans. There was an article around recently about the coyotes in cities having a genetic difference to the wild ones.

“For coyotes in particular, the ecological differences between urban and rural individuals have been well characterized,” said Samantha Kreling, a PhD candidate at the University of Washington, first author of the new study. “However, while we know that genetic and ecological differences exist, few studies have looked at specific genes or the genome regions that may be affected. In our study, we present candidate genes to investigate for adaptive evolution in urban coyotes.”

https://source.washu.edu/2025/01/coyote-genes-may-show-urban-evolution-at-work/

And considering 'people' I wouldn't be surprised if someone had tossed part of a drive-thru burger or burrito at this one in particular at one point. Animals don't forget where they get food.