Mangoman,
From my research, you may want to consider the eastern plains units. The reason they sometimes don't require lots of points is that it is all private land and the use of a dependable outfitter is usually the case for access. The bucks are big, even if the density of deer is somewhat low. It will take more money than a DYI hunt. Every March or so the "Colorado Outdoors" magazine publishs the points needed for each unit its not bad info for around $11.00 a year, or you can sift through it at CO Div. Of Wildlife web site (a huge pdf file). Bottom line is there are going to be decent bucks taken in lots of units and some of them are going to be sleeper areas. Being willing to get away from roads, and into tough country with potential may be worth a point or two! Hang in there.
Scott