Coloradans this election will vote on Amendment 83, establishing a constitutional right to hunt and fish certain wildlife as preferred management, leaving private-property laws unchanged and excluding endangered, nongame, and federally illegal species. Officials could still regulate for sound scientific reasons, public safety, or future hunting and fishing opportunities, matching 24 other states, with 55 percent of votes needed. The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation urges a yes vote because licenses and excise taxes generated 146.8 million dollars, 70 percent of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s budget and 85 percent of conservation spending.