Your handle is "surgeryislife" and you are willing to apply to any state, any program. That sounds like you are an FMG who wants to do surgery but can't get into a surgical program. Is that the case? There are some family doctors who do some of the things you listed, but barely anyone does all of them. If you want to do OB, c-sections and tubals you'll have to do an OB fellowship and trust me, you won't be working on colonoscopies and vasectomies while you are doing that. There's only so much time during training, you kind of have to pick a niche and get good at it.
People end up getting good at colposcopy in residency because they like women's health and usually they like OB as well. It's not just because they "like procedures". There has to be a context. People who like men's health and urology, tend to get into doing vasectomies.
Personally, I liked urgent care/emergency stuff and I spent a lot of time doing lac repairs in the ED. But that doesn't mean I liked doing colposcopy or OB.
Also, there are politics surrounding family docs doing in-hospital surgical procedures. Where I went to residency, we had family docs who were OB fellowship trained that even had a tough time getting precepted to do sections and tubals.
Whether you go to a procedure heavy residency or not, the ACGME requires certain curriculum for a family medicine resident, and it is virtually certain that you will spend the vast majority of your time in residency either in clinic seeing out-patients, or in the hospital seeing inpatients. And while yes, procedures come up all the time, you will primarily be expected to be mastering the medical management of these patients, no matter where you go. And trust me, mastering that takes a lot of time.
I don't say any of this to dissuade you from doing procedures. It just seems like you need a bit of a reality check? Sorry if I misread you here.