If you're habitually doing crime[0], and someone ask you to do crime for them, and you do, and that person turns out to have been a agent of law enforcement... that's not entrapment, and law enforcement's involvement shouldn't be a defense.

N.B. In no way do I think the conduct here is doing crime, but for the purposes of entrapment take the illegality as given. His site[1] clearly markets his business as doing deer recovery, so the conduct falls into a pattern. It's not like the warden called up his friend with a drone, asked him to look for a deer, and then was like 'Ha I caught you doing crime give me $1500'

[1]: https://www.wingyds.com

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never help anyone ever because they may be a fed

The legal definition of entrapment is so narrow it may as well not exist.