Braun Strowman has found himself at the center of controversy after sharing a hunting update on Instagram, which drew heavy backlash from fans.
While The Monster Among Monsters is currently sidelined due to a groin injury, he has been keeping fans updated on his activitiesthis time by proudly posting about hunting a buck on his property.
In his post, Strowman expressed pride in his hunting success, explaining that the buck he killed would provide organic meals for his family over the coming months. He highlighted the care he took in making a quick, humane shot with his crossbow.
Despite his efforts to frame the hunt as responsible and humane, many fans were outraged by the post. Some criticized Strowman for sharing the photo of the dead animal, while others condemned the act of hunting altogether.
One furious fan lashed out at Strowman, calling him a murderer and expressing deep resentment toward him:
Another fan took issue with the photo Strowman posted, even though they acknowledged that hunting for food is understandable:
Strowman responded directly to one fan who was disappointed in him, defending his decision by claiming the buck had been eating his yard:
Another fan pointed out the legal implications of hunting in other parts of the world:
While this isnt the first time Strowman has shared hunting photos on social media, the backlash seems to have caught him off guard this time. With mixed reactions flooding his comments, its unclear whether Strowman will continue posting hunting-related content in the future.
In the meantime, Strowman has also returned to the gym to prepare for his in-ring comeback, hinting that hes already focused on his return to WWE.
What do you think of the backlash Braun Strowman received? Should he refrain from posting hunting photos, or do you support his approach to hunting and food sustainability? Share your thoughts in the comments!
What do you think of the backlash Braun Strowman received? Should he refrain from posting hunting photos, or do you support his approach to hunting and food sustainability? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
