That question can't be answered since it wasn't done by any one person. It was done by a couple of million people that changed it from a conservative state to the liberal state it is now.

30 years ago you could never have got that gun control B.S. pushed through. in 1992 the displaced idiots from CA were successful in eliminating the spring bear hunt and most trapping. As they came in they drove up property taxes because they sold property in CA and had to buy in CO and they had more $$$ than brains. I know a rancher in Glenwood Springs that sold a transplant a couple of acres for the view of MT. Sopris for a high amount because the transplant kept hounding him. The county then taxed the entire ranch at that value and a long time family ranch was ruined because some idiot wanted a view.

You say you visited CO for years before you moved there. Are you really trying to tell me that you don't see a difference in the state in that timeframe? You're either blind or a liar if you don't and it ain't changed for the better.

And, I'm from the town of Peetz in Logan County and that isn't anywhere near Denver. Nice try.

By the way, I still notice you really don't have anything relevant to say about the topic of shooting blacktail does in the Land of Fruits, Flakes and Nuts. Guess you don't know much about it.

As to this:
Did you notice in the link CalHunter provided that the DFG often doesn't approach counties because they know it will be politically unpopular and they can't get it approved? That is another example of the counties deciding if a hunter can take a doe. Has your county ever asked for a doe hunt or are they willing to simply control the system? Didn't you say earlier there are too many does? So, why can't you hunt one? Because the county doesn't want you to.