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placing decoys confusion


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I was reading over the waterfowl 2009 regulations and on page 6. It says

" placing decoys: a person MAY NOW place decoys in public waters or on public lands MORE THAN TWO hours before lawful shooting hours for waterfowl.:

I turned to page 9 under decoys it says

NO PERSON may place decoys on public lands or in public lands MORE THAN TWO hours before legal shooting hours."

So how early can I put them out? On one page I can put them out more than two hours and the other says not more than two hours. I’m pretty sure they changed it to more than two, but I just want to make sure.

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MOTORIZED DECOY RESTRICTIONS

From the opening day of the duck season (and on Youth Waterfowl Day) through Saturday October 10, a person may not use a motorized decoy or other motorized device designed to attract migratory waterfowl. On water bodies and lands fully contained within state wildlife management area boundaries, a person may not use motorized decoys or motorized devices designed to attract migratory waterfowl at any time during the duck season. This restriction applies whether the motor is running or not. Devices without motors, such as wind-powered spinning-wing decoys, are not restricted under this law.

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I shouldn't be such a azz,, got the same brain problem today. All I want to do is pack up and leave town go run the outboard grass blinds,sit on the deck drink a few cold ones and watch what few birds around fly by.

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