AHHHH I see... Wonder if it would have mattered if it was during the daylight hours. Still sounds like entrapment to me....He advertised the service, so not sure if this was the first time out or not.
Pennsylvania Man Fined for Using Drone to "Hunt" Deer Says He'll Appeal Verdict
Josh Wingenroth thought he was helping a client search for a downed deer with his drone last December—It turned out to be a sting operation.www.fieldandstream.com
Yea, it sounds like entrapment to me too, they intentionally had him look for a live uninjured deer without telling him. Had it been a dead one would the charges have stuck then?
His attorney isn't arguing entrapment, that I see. Entrapment is enticing someone to do something they normally would not do. If he was advertising or posting he could do that, it probably wouldn't be entrapment. If he was posting about having a drone, and game wardens asked him to track a deer; it probably would be entrapment.
I would argue that asking him to look for a live unwounded deer is something he was not advertising or would knowingly do.
That's what entrapment hinges on, we don't know because he isn't talking. If the "wardens request" was in response to him offering or soliciting to do that, it's probably not entrapment.
Not necessarily, its all according to which electronic and which game your talking about
How do you hunt?
Big game.
Yes exactly, you can use some electronics on some big game, some electronics you cant on some big game
