A Homeless Man in the Woods. Bushcraft trip adventure

Living in the woods is not always easy Use all means to make life easier Bushcraft solution fishing isolated tools All options are valid to make life easier!! I show you a part of my life in the woods and my way of doing things. I have no example of everything I'm doing with simple tools and with a little experience you manage to get by in the woods. My first priority c to make my oven inside the shelter and insulated the shelter and protect me.When living in the woods all options are valid To survive.
Thank you very much to all and I keep you informed with my adventures in the woods very soon.
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[@christineelisabethschmidtg8063]

May God protect this men and everyone out with no roof or roof with the stars .

[@gazwoods7026]

Being homeless doesn't always mean you're out of the game my friend, we can still live really comfortably lives can't we , regards from the uk brother 🇬🇧✊🏼

[@kylecameron6636]

I lived like this for almost a year out of necessity. It was a fine line between doing just enough to get by or make things too comfortable in bushcraft. I wasn't planning to spend as much time bushcraft living and I'm glad I absorbed knowledge beforehand and from the experience. I found having to build shelter, build a cook pit, forage for firewood, do basic things like boil water,cook and any other tasks needed , to be satisfying. Your meal is well earned in this lifestyle.

[@mikefratz2938]

I have been living in a tent in the mountains of western Maryland for almost 2 years. The nearest road is a 30min walk. No matter how cold it gets I have to shower daily and what a sight I must be. Early morning it is as cold as it gets but there is no wind so I heat my tent with my alcohol burners I made from aluminum cans until I can no longer take the heat and when I go out the cold feels good. You would have to see the steam come off me as the sun rises. Quite a sight to see I bet

[@OptimusGPrime]

And yet you still have wifi...

[@norasheffield8036]

You’re living a much better life than most of the “civilized “ world. No worries, no time tables, deadlines, just peaceful living off the land. I really envy you. ❤️

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thank you very much

[@red_dll]

To be honest.. I love my time tables, to do lists and deadlines. This is were the fun is :)

[@voiceofreason162]

Where do you plug in your charger and Internet router?

[@lordshenfan6625]

@@ATHOSOutdoorProspector how are you getting food and water as well as brassibg teeth? How you OK out there

[@m005kennedy]

Until something goes wrong. One of my kids who lived in a tent a while said camping was fun unless it was the only way you could live.

[@LeaveNoTrashBehind]

No bills, no payments, no drama, and no people. You're living like a king, idk why most homeless don't do this. Well they probably do but they keep it lowkey.

[@finchyh.i.ttraining5583]

What about food thats the problem nowadays. Its hard to hunt and stuff and is a skill that most people dont have. I suppose u could shoplift a few things. U are homeless what can they do.

[@Initium1000]

He takes a crap in a bucket…

[@donjarrett9485]

Got feeling alot of us going to need to watch all thease vidio on how to survive in the coming days.

[@americanpinay]

Living this way is much more peaceful than any other way. Thanks for sharing your life and experience.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@jurkobatina1229]

until u have been attacked by some wild animal, boar can kill human easy, what can even wolf or bear do, nature is good and beautiful but deadly sometimes.

[@keptleroymg6877]

@@jurkobatina1229 that's not the issue. The issue is just getting food. That's why he had to buy a fish after his fishing didn't work

[@quashiesuzanne]

I think he is a survivalist. He knows exactly what to do.

[@BillMartre-uq1gg]

I used to be homeless living in the woods for 4 years.I was never unhappy. 40 years later sitting in my houses , I need to imagine those days to sleep peacefully.

[@nigel447]

home is where the heart is, you carry it around with you

[@timothyrothrock4173]

If that guy was actually homeless I would be in shock

[@boucherst6404]

I don’t see him as homeless I see him as blessed

[@carolyndee4565]

Imagine waking up to the sound of the birds in the morning. The smell of the fresh air. No cars or people to annoy you. A great place to go to refocus. Ponder ones life. How little we all really need in life? Material processions don't bring true happiness. I never knew anyone who loved raw onions like this man. It would have been nice to have built that hut closer to the water.

[@larrywills5567]

I just found this channel a few days ago. This man is an incredible outdoorsman! I envy living a life away from the loud city. One day, my plan is to move away from the city; build myself a nice little cabin sitting on a few acres in Northern AZ. Kudos to you, sir. You're an inspiration!

[@alexg5513]

So much work involved. I love people who know how to enjoy their own company

[@b.savage8953]

This man is far from homeless but is rather taking the time to share with others the ability of how not to be .

[@teresadvorak6145]

Yes he is a good influence & inspiring to the homeless. Sets a good example for all people

[@pelican9802]

I wish I could live like that one day.

[@stevenmartinek815]

Living in the woods too. I use the skills I learned from survival camp and camping out during hunting trips.

[@Ambiescent]

I slept in the woods on federal land in my bivouac tent for several months one summer when homeless. I placed it under a large pine tree that had low sweeping branches, which both hid and protected me from occasional storms and critters. During that time, I never once heard or seen any cops or sheriffs searching for vagrants. I was sleeping there at night and working at a temp agency during the day. This enabled me to save $8,000 for an apartment.

[@bobjohnson1212]

He is 100% not homeless. He is doing this for fun 100%. Just because you choose to go out for the weekend doesn't make you homeless for the weekend.

[@PleaseDontCry2]

That cabin was a gold mine! Thank you for taking us along. May God bless you and all you are fortunate enough to see this.

[@kellyhunt5888]

Home is where the heart is!! A lean two can offer rest and comfort !!!

[@jamesfagan7823]

Home is where you find peace and security that usually means no arseholes around

[@billharden7127]

👍

[@fecliapickens7888]

Kllll

[@mariadomingues6345]

YAH NO ASSHOLES WOULD BE NICE.I GOT TOO MANY WHERE I LEAVE AND THE PANDEMIC SEEM TO HAVE BROUGHT EVEN MORE INSTEAD OF KEEPING THEM AWAY.

[@gregfalde7250]

Really like these videos without a lot of narration and music. Very calming to just hear sounds of nature.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@innarusso2831]

@@ATHOSOutdoorProspector Thank you! Very useful video!👍 But I don’t understand how you light the fire? Thanks in advance for your reply. This is very important for me to know.

[@stevefarms7494]

@@innarusso2831 in the video he shows how . . But he is using a ferro rod and a knife . You take the knife and push down against the ferro rod and by doing that it throws a spark on bark that has A flammable pine pitch then add to dry grass

[@WVa007]

A million circumstances for being homeless! Point is, he is showing his skills his way, change the video if its not good enough for your viewing. Enjoy ur peace Athos. 👊

[@25ybot]

Yes you are blessed with gifts that God gave you to survive in the woods just like myself and others as you say hard times are coming .

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Awesome dood. Homeless is good. It means no bills. Just the way I like it.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@wolfmanmike47]

Thank you for sharing this it is awesome I also chose to live in the woods and away from the cities and all the stress

[@carolynpilcher3789]

A lot more people are going back to the way they used to live in the good old days keep up the good work dude and keep safe out there. I have no problem with you doing what you are doing great job.

[@ivygarcia9525]

Love your diet! Those are some of my favorite ingredients! I never thought I'd say this, but a homeless man like you could be marriage material! 😀👍

[@stevemarshall5197]

Marriage material 🤣🤣🤣 then his troubles would begin, stay single an keep your sanity 👍

[@ivygarcia9525]

@@stevemarshall5197 lol, I couldn't agree more! 👍

[@stevemarshall5197]

Phew he dodge a bullet there then 😂

[@roscoep.coltraine6344]

I'm single got lots of mountain man knowledge and skills. I have been homeless many years ago. I own my own home but probably spend as much time in the woods as I do at home. Willing to be homeless again for the rite full time nite woman.

[@winonagumshoe388]

Some women are looking for a man who can make life work in the wild. Not every woman is happy in civilization.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

You're not homeless when all of nature is your home. I envy your freedom.

[@stonetoolcompany3649]

"Homeless" is a term that encompasses many categories of people. We tend to think of homeless as meaning sleeping on park benches or homeless shelters, or living in a tent on the sidewalk of some city with a shopping cart full of pathetic personal belongings. If one cannot afford to own or rent a home, or chooses not to for whatever reason, you must resort to some non traditional life style, and fall under the umbrella of "homeless". That may range from the previously mentioned group through those sleeping on a friend's couch, or living full or part time in a car, van, or camper or RV, or boat. It may mean living in a tent in the national forest or BLM, or it may mean striking off into the woods in an area that isn't widely frequented such as this man. It does not mean abject poverty, which is obviously not the case here. Clearly his location is not isolated far from any source of supply. The survivalist pretense really doesn't hold water, nor is it practical or even possible for most people to "live off the land". A percentage of those of us watching may be one or two disasters from being homeless, or possibly already fall into that category due to covid related or other job loss and eviction. Those of us lacking a comfortable safety margin, which is probably a large percentage watching this, would do well to consider where we could go, establish a camp / home, and avoid detection while remaining reasonably close the resources of civilization. There are many wooded areas where people never go, or if they do, never penetrate beyond the fringe. A bicycle is the best form of transportation because it can be easily carried out of sight and hidden. Requirements should be a comfortable bicycle range from said "resources" via a lightly traveled secondary road. The location should not be near a road or trail as that will bring others to your location. It should not be close enough to a fishable stream to bring fishermen to within detection range. The access from a road should be via a rocky usually dry watercourse so your comings and goings do not leave a path to the road or trail you use for access. It would be foolish not to utilize solar energy, as cheap as solar is these days, except that locating solar panels in a wooded area could be a real challenge.... using trees might be a viable solution for solar. For that matter, developing a high tree dwelling could be worth looking into because people seldom look up much in the forest. Developing a viable "bug out" location has more potential value than just a way to weather a wide spread SHTF situation. It could be valuable in a personal SHTF scenario.

[@strangersinparadise3664]

You have so much time

[@tomcatt998]

We think alike

[@stonetoolcompany3649]

@Chop Wood In our society a man without a physical address is at a huge disadvantage... Above all find a friend who will allow you to claim to live there

[@niacinberry5]

Nice fish...and Nice sound of crunching...like toasted bread. Homey atmosphere.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@rlbranch65]

One of the most authentic videos on this subject matter.

[@joycerandall1935]

He's built a cozy home for himself.

[@SwampValley]

I really appreciate the effort you put into your shelters, I'm planning a new shelter myself and you've given me some great inspiration, thanks 👍👍👍 All the best mate Skye

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@kesgraveklaxon5586]

I always have a big truck to carry all my stuff when I go bushcrafting - power tools, solar batteries and generators, spare petrol and diesel, satellite phone, radar, tracking equipment, pop up tents and sleeping pod for my double mattress, tv set, playstation, gas cooker, central heating radiators and a shotgun for the tv licencing goons. I sometimes carry builders and carpenters etc in a special transport echelon. Its so wonderful to live the simple life close to nature, don't you think?

[@MrBrian8749]

That galvanized bucket you found by the rotten cabin... it would have made a good form for your fire place. Cut a hole in the end and then cover the whole thing with stone and clay. This would contain the fire and you could leave a flat space on the top for a cook pot or pan. Just an idea I've used before. It makes your fire place more durable holding the heat and safer, not to mention it helps the stone and clay last longer without direct fire breaking it down. Enjoy your videos my friend...God bless you.

[@imlost6112]

he’s not homeless. the woods is his home. he has a home.

[@energyfrequencyvibration1597]

Beat me to it!

[@Tacticaldesertdweller]

Home is where you stay. Whether you stay in a shelter, the back of a pickup, a full-time rver, or you have a stick built not movable house.

[@andrewdesormeau8417]

What ever you have to tell yourself, to alleviate your guilt

[@andrewdesormeau8417]

Would you have a homeless man's child ?

[@userlikesramen]

@@andrewdesormeau8417 I'm surprised anyone wanted you have yours.

[@shailabhat3294]

Hats off to his patience. Fascinated by the houses built by him.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks!

[@over-educated-sp]

Real life, nomadic luxury!

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@flyoverstate6893]

Great set up. Waiting for the next installment. Enjoy!

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks ☘️💚

[@christineschmidt8400]

He has a peacefull cozy green place .love the men .circumstances of evil could not knee and kill his free human soul

[@user-fy7ru4ii1i]

People like this will survive the end of the world.

[@thevikingoli8847]

This man is Mr outdoor, and your not homeless you have a home right there mate. You have a house where a homeless man dreams of. Don't have the worry's for all the bills where everybody has to deal with. Respect for you and your work your doing. Greetings Oli from Belgium

[@billmartre6823]

I had a job,but I slept in the woods for 2 years.I own a house now.When I can't sleep I remember those days,I miss it.Cool vid dude👍

[@chioboy2142]

He doesn't look homeless to me. It seems living in the woods is by his own choice.👏

[@mallyredfearn6834]

Doesn't matter if it's his own choice! You can be intentionally homeless..

[@Dr-mt5ej]

Pain au bacon et à l'oignon une combinaison parfaite dans une forêt de rêve et aussi frais, délicieux péché ... bonne vie sage homme!!! Gracias por compartir tus aventuras mi amigo👣🇦🇷

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Gracias amigo Tendríamos que hacer todo lo posible para existir y sobrevivir

[@Kesaze2006]

Many of us will need these skills once shtf in this country

[@AB-kg6rk]

Epicticus the Stoic recommended a life in the woods with few possessions. I admire this guy.

[@jmo2104]

You are not a homeless man. You have several beautiful places you've created.

[@enila5190]

The electricity for the video equipment and video editing is probably fully functional found under a tree stump next to an anthill - just as pork belly and wheat rolls grow on trees. He probably found his functional expedition clothing and gear in the forest garbage. The guy and the area looks German. My compliments for the content and the entertainment!

[@willemdodgerford5782]

My god. Somebody give this girl a cookie

[@TheTitos1]

This is what one does when so called civilization is no longer civil

[@cjuuljohnston]

When it comes to the world's most popular species, the three ones that top the list are the Turkish snail (Helix locurum), the European Garden Snail (Helix aspersa), and the Roman or Burgundy snail (Helix pomatia). They're known for their impeccable texture and flavour.

[@BagTagMike]

I love how relaxing your videos are.

[@meribor]

This man L❤️VES his onions, doesn't he

[@SoleilNoir7]

Your adventures make sense, hard work to be free. Thanks you from France.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thank you

[@johnholland67]

He's not homeless, if that is where his heart is.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

"I'm not homeless, I just don't live YOUR way..."

[@christineschmidt8400]

My full admiration .a calm survivor of our times with a great home conquest nature .

[@teresadvorak6145]

Well said 😃. What a treasure

[@artmurphy4991]

Nice fish 4 dinner!

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@Andy-wz1gq]

i love this bushcraft

[@paullambert8701]

By the end of this video, the man is no longer homeless. Jolly good show!

[@jodielynne3687]

Thank you for your knowledge Bushman

[@Humblebushman]

Dude this is exactly what I'm going to be doing fairly soon. In the process of getting tools up and a very small diy solar system (under $125.00) Ive been homeless for years. Got myself out of homelessness for about 2-3 years, then do to influence of friends (aka visitors not leaving till way late at night or borrowing money) ended up homeless again recently. So i figured "welp ive tried it civilized way multiple times only yo end up worse than homeless" so im going to Bushcraft survival. Keeping just two electronics with me, my Nintendo switch (cause by god i worked a whole year to be able to save for it while still covering rent and food costs.) And my phone, thus why do got the idea for the small solar build. 1-8 12v 10ah batteries. A small 400watt inverter and a 100 watt solar kit. This couoled with a 6×6 dugout in the woods aways out just outside of city limits

[@henriettadenzig5023]

Stay safe stay warm prayers for a financial blessing for you.

[@tomooms1167]

So, is that wild-caught back bacon?

[@Angel-tw3ko]

Country folks can survive!

[@erniepost641]

A homeless man with bacon and onion a camera and editing ability. He should have taken that door under the old cabin for his place.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

I've seen many comments on raw videos where folks complain at a lack of editing, they want tv quality from a guy in the woods lol.

[@johnwhitemanwasketG1]

Forget the editing. He should have edited the cabin. He could easily deconstruct and rebuild something from the material available. All that wood etc. Wonder what was inside. He didn't look or maybe he did. Off camera.

[@self-sufficientme3155]

Why not just take the cabin for his home?

[@wallyblack186]

wish I was out there in the wild

[@clarkfisher7744]

Trust me soon we all we have to

[@mikerowley3508]

Hello from Phoenix Arizona 👋

[@kalyevlogs1793]

Thanks for your adventure as a homeless. It’s amazing

[@josienicholson8479]

There's no such thing as homeless if you learn bush skills

[@asiangirlinthewild]

Hi Athos, another amazing video my friend, I Really like your shelter

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thank you Girl, I'm really happy to share the same things you ☘️💚

[@vinny5638]

two of my favorite bushcraft channels interacting! How wholesome!

[@catherineroquais4413]

Bravo monsieur continuez votre façon d être bravo katia

[@lidlnutz]

I love the aesthetics of this build. The only concern I have is insulating the wall with tinder.

[@journeymanadventure]

Mucking about in the bush never gets old

[@josiahdrews4622]

Very nice video and that fish looked so good i have some cooking on my wood stove now.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

My fireplace is almost finished and I'm going to enjoy it in my shelter

[@albertbm3105]

Good bushcraft ...

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@marcellagaviria5733]

A smart homeless man

[@erroleabrown4317]

Looks beautiful and the fire pit is owesome, the big old hut must have been something. Thanks for the video

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thank you

[@propertydocs7888]

I would live like this anytime

[@andylongmore6697]

I ain't too sure I'm watching the same video as most folks on here???? Top the range outside gear, decent woodmanship skills, an good knowledge on survival skills granted.....but homeless, video editing, power for such devices (yep there's solar chargers I know), wifi. This video shows how you could survive but it's no cake walk!

[@zhaofan1603]

Beautiful hut and neat stove. Pure art work! 👍

[@artmurphy4991]

Nice fishing pole

[@nikkinikki848]

I dont think he's homeless. He just loves onions and bacon

[@northernmonkeybushcraftpts978]

Enjoy bud hope your well keep up the good work I live in woods for 3 years love it miss it the miss peace

[@luzinetecampos5520]

Amo a natureza ,esse lugar e incrivel😘

[@duckmann5000]

Great Channel love the Content no frills no high production just doing the work 🏆 fantastic 🇺🇸

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@TateFreeTopG]

I love the smell of bacon in the morning 🔥🥓

[@de8851]

Exactly! Homeless and eating what looks like pork belly!!! Not exactly cheap!!!

[@artnouveau4332]

Wild caught bacon .

[@anuvabastidanakist2437]

D E homeless people all over the world buy food he dosnt state he is poor. If he was arrested and had that hut his address to cops they would day he is homeless

[@nancyadkins7191]

Great shelter and video. Hope you are not homeless and always having to live that way. Thanks for sharing

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thanks

[@philippeguichet3753]

bonjour Athos........toujours vivant ..parfait !!

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Je suis nickel et tres en forme !!

[@stevenjewett4537]

Cool stuff... watch out for the squatch..😎

[@joannahaber7698]

Love the amazing videos

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

can't be homeless tho if camp is your home : )

[@catshepherd3102]

Yeah…but that’s only until/unless someone sees it and busts you out to the cops. Or some drunk college kids happen across it and decide to run the lazy homeless bum out of town…

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

@@catshepherd3102 oh 😂

[@anuvabastidanakist2437]

Dark Meta people who live in "cardboard cities" are homeless, sofa surfers are homeless, people who stay in hostels are homeless

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

@@anuvabastidanakist2437 not if those places are your home though

[@DarkMetaOFFICIAL]

@@anuvabastidanakist2437 depends if you stay long enough i guess. when i go bushcrafting, or camping, we find a spot, and "this is home for the night". so home. yes

[@markdemell3717]

Homeless people have no tools but I get the gist!

[@nickblanchard1629]

I am preparing myself to return to peaceful living. I’m from the Atchafalaya basin. Largest swamp in North America. Not the same wilderness at all. One thing is for sure. It keeps calling me. So I must answer the call.

[@Friedrich-Fluecken]

I hope that you will have a good meal every day. God bless you. F.

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

Thank you

[@dekprei]

wow new video. So amazing