Actually thinking about this more and im really starting to hate calling. It would really help to know how wide his 3bet range is here but Ill explain my objections to set hunting with estimates.

He looks aggressive but not psycho. Im assuming we have a TAGGy sort of image so we are around between 15/10 and 20/15. We are probably attempting to steal around 25-30% of blinds, and with his aggressive tendencies he is probably reraising with something like 10-15% of hands in a BvB.

(77+/ JTs+/ATo+/A8s+ is 10%. He might have a wider range. He probably doesn't have a tighter range.) Sadly he doesnt look like a psycho. If we hit the flop we are going to get a cbet out of him almost every time but we probably arent stacking him with less than TPGK or an overpair. Also for 175bbs deep we wont necessarily stack him when he has something like a JJ or TT overpair, or when he has AJ on an A high flop. If we just call the flop cbet and look to raise the turn then he has 3 cards to hit a decent hand. Assuming he always stacks off with TPTK or an overpair the percentages of boards he will stack off on is roughly

AA - 100%, KK- 75%, QQ - 66%, JJ - 50%, AK 33%, AQ, 25% (ish)

Thats an average of about half the time when he has one of these top pair type hands. AA-JJ/AQ-AK is the top 4% of hands so he will stack off with the top 2% of hands on average. Since he is reraising about 10% of hands, he is going to be stacking off around 1/5 of the time on the flop *if* we flop a set (plus some times when he flops a straight draw/ flush draw/ straight/flush/higher set).

But we only flop a set about 10% of the time so when we call preflop we only expect to stack him about 1/50 of the time. Thats not great knews when we are only getting 20:1 for his stack. We do win his cbet if he misses and we hit but that isn't enough to make up for it.

So we can't profitably sethunt and fold when we miss. That leaves us playing a probable underpair hand out of position against a TAGgy opponent in a medium-big pot with deep stacks when we are probably only just better than a coinflip against his 3bet range, and i don't really like the sound of that.