VOTE NO 83

A hiker and her dog walk a mountain trail in Colorado. Text reads: Steel-jaw traps don't know the difference. Vote No on 83.

Colorado is a place where we hike with our dogs, camp with our kids, and share the outdoors with wildlife. Amendment 83 could change that. Its vague "traditional methods" language could bring back steel-jaw traps and snares that don't know the difference between a coyote and your dog, and bear baiting that teaches bears people mean food.

VOTE NO 83 is Coloradans standing together: dog owners, hikers, parents, hunters, and animal lovers who agree that Amendment 83 goes too far. Colorado voters banned these practices decades ago, and 83 could lock them into our Constitution.

Ballots went out October 2. Make your pledge to vote No on 83, then bring three friends with you before November 3.

Paid for by VOTE NO 83. Shannon McBride, Registered Agent.

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