Chris Janson has a message for hunting critics as country stars face social media backlash

Chris Janson isn't losing any sleep over people who get upset when he posts photos from his hunting trips .

And if you've spent any time on social media lately, you know those people aren't particularly hard to find.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORS Anti-hunters always seem to find their way into the comments section when someone posts a photo of a successful hunt.

But the trolls really come out of the woodwork when that hunter happens to be a country music star .

Just ask Cody Johnson , who faced backlash over a grizzly bear hunt in Alaska earlier this year.

Johnson defended the hunt as a conservation effort, explaining the role of predator management in protecting other wildlife, including moose and caribou.

Then there was Jordan Davis, who caught heat for harvesting an axis deer in Hawaii.

Never mind that axis deer are an invasive species that can wreak havoc on the islands' native ecosystems.

And most recently, old hunting photos of Ella Langley resurfaced online, prompting some critics to call for the "Choosin' Texas" singer to be canceled.

So, what does Janson think about all of this? Well, not much, actually.

Because unlike the rest of us, the "Buy Me a Boat" singer has figured out the secret to a happier existence: Stay off social media and don't read the comments.

"I don't watch much internet.

I don't watch much TV," Janson told OutKick OutDoors.

"I hunt and fish and raise kids and love my wife." Amen to that.