Initiative 302, while claiming to protect hunting, is a way for out-of-state groups to challenge CPW and voter decisions, leading to waste and abuse. Hunting, fishing, and wildlife management are already supported & established in CO #NoOn302 #VoteNoOn302 #ColoradoInitiative302

Colorado, don’t let them use Oregon to scare you into giving up your own power. Colorado isn't Oregon. Initiative 302 isn't about protecting hunting or fishing; those are already completely legal and well-regulated. It is instead a sneaky constitutional power grab. The real trap? 302 hands special interests a new constitutional weapon to overturn future voter-backed wildlife protections. 📢They are screaming “anti-hunting” so you won't notice the handcuffs they are putting on Colorado voters. 🚨🚨This isn't about local hunters; it’s about political lawyers trying to lock "wildlife harvesting" into our Constitution to fight future CPW science-backed recommendations on trapping, gear, seasons, and make hunting and trapping the exclusive method of management, even if other methods are recommended by CPW biologists. 🚨🚨 Ethical hunters and anglers know that wildlife management is multi-dimensional. And we trust science-based management decisions led by CPW staff biologists. ✊Colorado wildlife belongs to Coloradans—not out-of-state power players. Vote NO on 302. Keep Colorado voters in charge. #noOn302 #ColoradoPolitics #CoPolitics #CoWildlife #HuntersandAnglers #ColoradoVoters #ProtectCOConstitution #Colorado #wildlifeManagement #NoTo302

Initiative 302 is being sold as “save hunting and fishing,” but hunting and fishing are already legal in Colorado. Colorado Parks and Wildlife already manages seasons, tags, licenses, bag limits, and method-of-take rules. Colorado law already says hunting, trapping, and fishing are used as primary methods for necessary wildlife harvest. So what are we actually being asked to do? We are being asked to put broad, permanent language into the Colorado Constitution. Words like “traditional methods,” “preferred means,” and “reasonable and necessary” may sound harmless at a petition table, but those are not just outdoor words. They are legal words. 🚨🚨🚨 Future lawsuit words to fight against science-based management, tie the hands of CPW, waste taxpayer $$, and stifle healthy debate even within our hunting communities. Initiative 302 is a "power grab" rather than a protection for hunting and angling, it inserts vague language into the Colorado Constitution that could lead to costly legal battles over predator management and trapping. Public resources and state funds can get diverted away from conservation to defend against lawsuits, ultimately serving specific business interests rather than local hunters and anglers. Don’t let special-interest lobby groups drag hunters, anglers, license buyers, and taxpayers into future court fights and make the rest of us pay for it. Decline to sign 302. #NoOn302 #ColoradoPolitics #CoPolitics #HuntersandAnglers #Fishing #ProtectCOConstitution #PublicLands #Colorado #ColoradoWildlife

Initiative 302 could potentially weaken Amendment 14. That’s exactly how TABOR was chipped away over time. This is no accident. It’s strategy – & a trap. Refuse to sign 302. Follow for updates, facts & ways to fight 302 #ProtectColoradosConstitution #NoOn302 #coloradoPolitics

302 = trojan horse. States that adopted broad “right to hunt/trap” amendments see costly litigation that never ends. Ambiguous constitutional language = $$$ in taxpayer-funded legal costs, & uncertainty for agencies & the public tinyurl.com/39dtzwss #ColoradoPolitics #NoTo302

We are a coalition of CO conservationists, hunters, anglers, and wildlife enthusiasts who support nuanced discussions and science-based wildlife management. Join our fight against draconian attacks on our state rights and constitution #ColoradoPolitics #coWildlife #publiclands