I'm in Michigan and I have some doe permits. You need to buy them separate and ahead of time.

The regular/combo licenses restrict us to antlered deer during firearm and muzzleloader seasons. Can use them for antlerless during archery only. I don't expect that to change soon, but who knows.

There are yearly drawings for antlerless licenses on public lands. You can also buy over the counter antlerless licenses for private lands in specific zones/counties. You can use these during rifle season. Check the MDNR website or a store that sells licenses. Many stores display maps showing where tags are still available.

I don't see those tags (which are essentially buck tags) changing anytime soon, unless they put more restrictions on the buck size. If you would like to shoot a doe, apply or purchase one. Odds of getting one (if you need one for public land) are pretty good. If you need one for private, you can pretty much get them for wherever.