How I Get By As a Homeless Person In the Woods

[@siyamathonsi]

This hits different when you're about to be homeless

[@lessthanahome]

Its all about keeping a positive mindset through the process. You're going through an experience, and that experience doesn't define you or make you less of a person. Use this time to learn, grow, connect with yourself and nature. You'll come out of it appreciating having gone through it. Much love friend

[@hustlenut7910]

How are things for you??

[@k1k1b34r]

same

[@lessthanahome]

@@hustlenut7910 were good. Had a baby, moved states to get an apt. Plugging along. Gonna make more content here soon on surviving homelessness for anyone who needs it

[@RobertoCruz61588]

Positive vibes sent your way🙏🏻

[@melodymcminn4107]

I do not see a homeless man, I see a minimalist.. Love the life.

[@1CT1]

Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved. John 3:16 (share the good news of the gospel around the world!).........,,,..,...,.,,,,., .,,.. ,,,,

[@zfouleur2904]

That's not a complement... Some people aren't living like this because it's a trendy lifestyle.

[@logiciskey3886]

@@zfouleur2904 he’s talking about the person in the video not other people in poor circumstances

[@mgshepard]

do you live as a homeless person

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

I don’t love it and I’m at peace with realizing that. If God helps me get back, it’s a blessing. It’s God’s decision.

[@NormanJaquemotRebel]

Hi man. I can give you a few suggestions regarding tent life: I usually cover up the tent with a green tarp in summer, and a white one in winter to insulate the tent. Items I had when I was a tent person, was a camp bed, an inflatable mattress, an ordinary sleeping bag for covering the mattress, and a -50°C sleeping bags, and a foam pillow. I suggest you camp away from beatened paths, because some jerks can destroy your installations. I had two bikes, a green one for summer time, and a white mountain bike for winter, with a baby carriage to hook up and bring things to the camp. I also made myself a lance with a big kitchen knife on a perch ( an old rake handle in my case ) for protection. I also had an axe to chop some fire wood, and I had made myself a covered fireplace with rocks and argile with moss, in order to hide the glare from on passers. It's like you never know. You need the place to stay secret otherwise, you might come back to see that all is gone, or burnt, or whatever. Some people are plain STUPID.

[@phoenixrivenus9270]

You don't want me rooting through your shit... best not leave it in public areas. I once had to drop a homeless because he got uppity with me. By the time I let him crawl away, he knew his place.

[@johnbrown-of1mo]

​@@phoenixrivenus9270You're pathetic 😮

[@homelesshannah50]

That's so bad some people are such fuckwads

[@larryclark9920]

EVIL is the word.......

[@phoenixrivenus9270]

@larryclark9920 mine was a bar fight. But I knew he was homeless. Still should have kept his mouth shut. Never stolen anything from anyone. But I've looked through camps if on public lands, not a campground.

[@ezrael6795]

How i look at is I could never be homeless in the woods for the woods is my home

[@hb-dc3170]

This is now a legendary quote

[@nathanielrossi9659]

This is good, I vibe with this, livin in the woods is good for the soul, don't matter if you only got a tent or if you got a shack or cabin, we are connected with nature, Shalom brother

[@billrogers3139]

Why live in a $300000 house when you can live under a $14.5 million Bridge....

[@bigincognito2095]

Family guy quote

[@imacryptid5254]

@@billrogers3139 bruh 🤣

[@thecitizenoftheinternet1077]

I wish I could live like that. I'm sick of living among people.

[@lessthanahome]

Tbh once we got everything set it like this, it hasn't been so bad. In the beginning it was horrible, and we still worry about other people finding us, but its pretty chill and free. 🥰

[@clayholliman3724]

Just asking why you would say this cause im feeling same but im sure for other reasons than you but then again maybe not lol ?????

[@justinrussell1930]

@Nova snow Same, but not for long though. I feel like I'm playing Mario and the time is running out. She don't even want me here anyways. I'll be back on the streets again soon

[@malcum5488]

@Nova snow its okay....everyone must do what is necessary to survive

[@malcum5488]

@Nova snow i hate jobs because you have to get permission from other other people for when you can eat, sit down, and other people control your work schedule... this is wil the only work i do is deliver food from my vehicle. i used to teach English online to Chinese children but after about i year i quit that because i hate getting up out of my bed at 2 am

[@Wildman8849]

Years ago I found myself homeless I had a choice it was either a city park bench or a camp in the woods I chose to go camping I found many ways to survive by thinking things through and coming up with a solution for any problems I had to deal with a good example was when winter was right around the corner I needed to find a way to heat my tent and insulate it better so after giving it some thought I found a solution I went on a scavenger hunt in the woods around me and I got lucky thrown over a hill from times gone by was a few iron pipes along with other junk the iron pipes happened to be exactly what I needed to heat my tent I already had a shallow fire pit about 6 ft from my tent so I dug some shallow trenches from the fire pit to underneath the tent floor after laying the iron pipes in the trenches I covered it up with river pebbles when there's a fire in the fire pit it heats the iron pipes up and then I was getting radiant heat through my tent floor I covered the outside of the tent with sleeping bags and tarps which I supported with ropes I was always toasty warm in the winter time I never had a cold night or day this is just one example of a way I found to survive but there were many other ways I came up with to survive

[@lessthanahome]

Thats wicked smart. We just used propane lanterns. We had jobs so luckily we were able to buy things we needed. During winter wed go as far as boiling water and putting in glass bottles, put them in our blankets at night when the lights went off

[@desireechavez6333]

I would love advice from you!

[@SnakePepper]

I love this❤️ I’m a young man like you working in the food service industry also. The town I live in is small but there is a lot of forest area and trails. I live in my car or tent while working in the spring and summer. I used to rent, but honestly the thought of knowing that your landlord has all the say and power sucks. He was always watching me. I need to feel free and sometimes living this way is the only way to be free.

[@c.i.m.1600]

👍👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@bobdole27]

Honestly have no problem living in my car just wish there was some woods I can go hideaway in, without being bothered by park ranger, cops or hooligans

[@dbcooper692]

If you are sick and have to have surgeries and stay in the hospital, I guess you expect to have everything paid for by hard-working U.S. taxpayers??? How about when you get old, what then??? I am 70 years old and it seems like yesterday I was twenty years old!!

[@beatrixk.6723]

@@dbcooper692 You are jealous because he lives the life you would like to live.

[@natjarasmussen1229]

I assure you trees and plants are conscious. Some actually found out that they communicate through their roots with others trees. They made a documentary about it. It's sad that so many people think that nature is dead...

[@marcusperkins1169]

I’ll be in the same situation soon. For the woods is my home.

[@Catspurrlounge]

Heres a tip on the cooler. When I was in the Army, We would burry our cool we kept in our tent up to the lid. Then cover the lid with two sand bags. Works really well. Extended the ice and when the ice melted it still maintained the cool a bit longer. I guess you could call it a poor mans Yeti. enjoyed your video.

[@therantwithgrant2051]

I'm about to do this in Michigan. Packing a bag, jumping on a plane and gonna survive out in the woods. Godspeed brother.

[@lessthanahome]

Same to you bud. I hope you find everything you're looking for in your journey ✨💛💗

[@mericasshepherd2550]

God bless you on your journey.

[@justintime3014]

@@mericasshepherd2550 where are you from?

[@mericasshepherd2550]

@@justintime3014 I'm from North Carolina. I live in Florida and about to move to the woods in PA.

[@mericasshepherd2550]

@@justintime3014 your name is funny I have a cousin named Justin 😄 we call him Justin case.

[@marvelousayala7517]

The woods are timeless

[@CiaofCleburne]

Yesterday, while exploring my woods, a tree near my camp offered me a dead branch and then introduced himself as “Grandpa”. I can’t explain it. It just happened. I made a video but left that part out because it felt so personal.

[@gregorygonzalez1269]

Stop smoking crack😂

[@foxonrunspotoneverywhere795]

This is part of a humans life. And all he is saying is knowledgeable! Stay safe young man. Lots of prayers and love goes out to you!!

[@vibxs_s4]

How is he homeless when he have a camara to record and where does he charge his camera!!!! Hmm 🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♂️

[@anthonyduffy4449]

@@vibxs_s4 he's homeless as in he doesn't have a home. Having a phone/camera doesn't mean a thing to his personal circumstances. He just has no home, so learn the difference. 👍🏼

[@ArcadianOutpost]

I used to spend time teaching homeless in the city how to survive and stay warm, but always wondered why they don’t embrace it, leave the cities and find freedom in nature. It is now how I live today. Part time off the grid. No power, shower in the rain, started with a tarp shelter… I have some fancy things but live simply. Love it.

[@m.htruth8880]

They pretend to embrace it, but it's hard because they end up out here due to family system, escaping situation, dumped out or escaped the $4kids. Most are runaways, kicked out, dumped out foster kids. Hard to embrace not having a family. The outdoors is great though but the situations that get ppl there isn't. Plus modernization has snatched viral survival skills away from ppl. Ppl don't especially in America have no clue how to live without a government. Which is why in the coming months and years, many will be out of luck .

[@katbond7972]

From the Great Southern Land Down Under. Young man you are quite impressive. You have the same attitude that the early pioneers in the Aussie outback had. You make do with what you've got. Well done, very well done. Royce.

[@dannylance5212]

You have helped me out by far on supplies for tent living. I'm currently in central Wisconsin, in the woods. In a city, not country. Supplies are quite scarce at the moment. Good news job interviews coming up next, looking forward to it. Found a good neck of the wood in a city.

[@lessthanahome]

Don't let my surroundings fool you. I was close to civilization too. You'll make it through bud i promise. Stay positive ✨️ it'll pass

[@dannylance5212]

@@lessthanahome Thank you, I will give it my all. Coming up on the weekend, many resources are closed. I think the weekends are the hardest here.

[@weirdorwhat7294]

I lived in the woods for 2 and a half years I built a small cabin with a stone fireplace it doubled as my heat and how I cooked my food I hunted with a bow with money I earned from little side jobs but after 2 and a half years I met a woman one day walking to Walmart and long story short she's now my wife and I work for her dad online.

[@IAmWhatevaUSayIAm]

Home is where you feel at peace. If it's a cave a tent or a wooden box with windows, it can be a home!

[@lessthanahome]

💯 💯

[@alekstille3871]

Getting some more things together and leaving the big city at the end of spring to do the same.

[@mikesolo5747]

I live in ATL stroll trying to find a remote spot to set up. When you live in a Big city you can find spots like that

[@lessthanahome]

Try checking more towards the end of the lines (last stop on the subway/train) there's normally good woods there and easy transportation

[@WindsongSoundBath]

@@lessthanahome I hadn’t thought of that. Do you think that would work in Brooklyn or Philadelphia?

[@WindsongSoundBath]

Any specific knowledge about those places? Sound like you’re not too far away.

[@lessthanahome]

@@WindsongSoundBath I'm from the Boston area, and inside the cities are very rough going for the homeless population. Tons of drugs, mental health problems, theft amongst campers, etc etc. So I deff suggest staying out of the main cities. If you stay more on the outskirts where you still have access to the trains/busses but are far enough away for privacy and seclusion, that's your best bet in my opinion. I'm working on a guide that I'll post soon, it'll have tons of tricks and tips in it. It'll probably end up being a series but I'll get it done 😊

[@WindsongSoundBath]

@@lessthanahome thank you man. Best wishes.

[@surferwannabe1920]

Love your outlook on life ❤

[@47coffee]

In winter, take a couple large rocks and heat them up in a fire, then place them in your vessel of shower water to heat the water up. Don't ever put river rocks in a fire. They've been absorbing water for years and when they heat up the water and air expands so they explode. Do not use river rocks on a fire.

[@slimfahjah6746]

Dude, first time watch and its so relaxing. Like listening ti a friend go on cuz they know you don't wanna talk but don't really want to be alone. Hope there is more so I can sleep.

[@lessthanahome]

There's a backstory video we have on here, there's also an interview that's almost 2 hours if you're looking for something longer 🥰 sleep well, goodnight and sweet dreams

[@tmcauley55]

Keep up with “homeless “ n try to help where I can , you aresoooo inspiring - very articulate , obviously intelligent n well informed on many topics ! Wish you many blessings ! Will try to send donation !

[@MissKittyBelle]

This is interesting AND wholesome.

[@jimmyhendrix4495]

You can set up a catchment system with a tarp..

[@lessthanahome]

For rainwater?

[@lessthanahome]

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[@jimmyhendrix4495]

@@lessthanahome yes!

[@lessthanahome]

@@jimmyhendrix4495 we had done that! We made a Ton more content over on tiktok because it was easier to do for me. On youtube I needed to send things to my editor and stuff. We're no longer homeless now, we had a baby and ended up getting an apartment out of state.

[@venusc5709]

Also fun fact most plants feel stressed when you touch them (ok so maybe not so fun... But interesting none the less)

[@mindovermatter2332]

How do you know the plants told you?

[@jeffdur1330]

Wtf I wish I could talk to plants

[@Leoprincess3038]

@@mindovermatter2332 That's what I was about to ask 🤔😂

[@tinamcclure7984]

Bamboo is invasive. Please dont plant in the ground

[@melissaboulden3542]

Wow! This is so inspiring. I know other people who are struggling will see this & will regain hope. I don't look at this as homelessness. You're a man who lives in the woods. It looks a lot like home to me.

[@Vantarmy]

You are not homeless, you got a roof above your head and you can survive on your own in the solitude with all those gadgets around yourself. You choose to live like this because of reasons, that is fine, everybody has a story. But the way how I see it, you are not homeless, but you are not a slave to the system, you are enjoying true freedom! And you have plans with your whole setup, the future and further development. Hope the winters will be gentle with you. PS: I wonder who edits your videos or is that easy to do with a smartphone?

[@lessthanahome]

A guy I met on the internet edits for me! They have a channel called public access and chill if you want to check them out. They have been a huge help

[@lessthanahome]

But some smart phones do allow for editing

[@juangarza4080]

​@@lessthanahome Cool!

[@charlenewhite9007]

Wow I just noticed you got ducks Len and my dad had that in the yard when I was a little girl he had ducks and chickens wow that's I used to pick him up and I still remember wow thankful I feel happy seeing this oh wow thank you I woke up crying this morning but now I see something that make me happy something for my childhood thank you for showing them

[@XibeastmasteriX]

I really wish people lived much longer lives. Lives long enough that 10 years of life like this in the wilderness would seem insignificant. It would really help everyone appreciate the world, life, and fellow humans a lot more

[@lessthanahome]

I fully agree 🥰

[@esmekapea4298]

Really enjoyed this so I subscribed. Well done mate.

[@TC-yx1qt]

How far from public roads is your setup? How far away is your setup from the trail? Anyone ever find you there or mess with your stuff?

[@RodrigoHernandez-nb1di]

I have been thinking about going to live like this for a long time I’m going thru a divorce and things have been really tough I need to find peace and heal and just want to get away from everything and everybody

[@lessthanahome]

If you have the supplies and some income its really quite peaceful and cathartic. Would be a good way to find yourself again.

[@lessthanahome]

Bring a dog too

[@user-qp6vg9ho8u]

I hope everything worked out ok for you

[@rickseifert5139]

Well done young man, respect to you mate. I have a feeling you're proud of your achievements and rightly so. You're able to enjoy fresh real air , freedom and not slave to the modern-day system. Your healthy and have plenty knowledge confident and straight forward. I send you good vibes for the future , stay strong and always be proud of what you've achieved , it's awesome and Well done. Best wishes and regards for the future with good continued health and fortune . Take care from Kalgoorlie Boulder western Australia. All the Best mate . 👍👍👍

[@lessthanahome]

I'd love to see Australia one day, to camp out in the brush there. Beautiful county. Thank you bud and best wishes to you too

[@rickseifert5139]

Any time mate and should you be able to visit I'll show you parts of western Australia if your able ra thing from bush camping relaxing , catching cook yabbies ( crawdads or crawfish for you guys over there in the states) and yes same vicious attitude when they latch on as well. Ouch ! Also do some gold detecting with success . And fishing on the south coast . Hope the future continues to bring you good health fortune in many ways from now into the future mate . Respect big time for you mate . Well done . Congrats from an old school Aussie . Cheers mate .

[@uraaru1338]

For fertilizer take a bucket pull weeds root and all when you can. from around tent gardening area ect. Fill bucket with water put weeds in bucket leaving few inches at top.Take plastic bag over top of bucket pour water over bag.making an air lock. Let ferment. Free nutes that contains nok and macro and micro nutes.

[@James-g1i8b]

I remember those lonely homeless nights the struggles of finding food and water a warm dry safe place to sleep somewhere ALONE😢

[@ToddandAmandaWilliams-bm8mi]

Thats the biggest problem that gives the homeless a bad name is all the garbage and furniture laying around most dont care and make our streets and woods look like landfills much respect brother keeping trash picked up and taking care of hope things work out for you

[@goateater-ko3uo]

You can still have hot water for your shower mate,boil up a few litres of water,tip it in a container that wont melt then slowly tip in your normal water feel for the right Temperature that suits you, and you will have a nice shower in winter time.I am 41years old and have been washing like this in the winter time here in Australia since I was a kid.

[@AaronStanley-gz1rc]

Been doing it for a long time. You learn to love it. Just not the rain and cold.

[@mericasshepherd2550]

Moving to the woods asap. To hell with society

[@schatzfarms4471]

That’s awesome! I live next door to 50 acres of woods and I do the same thing. The only time I don’t go is during hunting season because people trespass.

[@lessthanahome]

We probably will still end up taking camping trips ourselves, can't beat it

[@glennhess6897]

If you don't own the land beneath your feet, how do they trespass?

[@AvionoPallitta]

Yo this is really home setting for me I'm going to do something like this thanks for your inspiration ❤

[@jamesson4952]

How did you pick the spots in the wood?

[@lessthanahome]

Trial and error

[@lessthanahome]

Find somewhere secluded and away from trails yet close enough to the things you need from civilization.

[@p.e.amueli8272]

So proud of you sending ❤️🙏 from New Zealand ❤️

[@jerrywaters4814]

I've been homeless since 2020. And you're very correct about to hygiene, because without hygiene you got a mental status that's what I've noticed. I live in my truck trying to figure my way out of this. But I'm sober-minded and clear-eyed and I'm not a zombie. That's what I call, guarantee you views I have a scavenger hunt they would find what you have to offer. Right now I'm thinking about going to the national Forest and camping for the winter, I don't think this truck will be very comfortable today without a blower motor. And I'm not going to put no more money in this truck.

[@tweetybird8032]

Your amazing!!!!! I've done this for a year and I know it can get tough on the mind but my guy I'm telling you your fucking awesome

[@lessthanahome]

Thank you friend 🥰

[@ItsHollowfied]

Where are you located, curious as to how harsh the winter gets.

[@lessthanahome]

@@ItsHollowfied Massachusetts, -10/20 below 0

[@justincannon8356]

Planning on leaving society behind soon. I was born in the wrong century.

[@charlenewhite9007]

Me and my family just come from homeless due to a hurricane find that inside the house in the middle of January or this year but I still have breakdowns and I cry I cried this morning woke up crying but I'm praying it up something soon so whatever you want be homeless no more. Happy Saturday stay safe please. Now I'm praying for a finally a full-time job. F*** Rick and food clothing necessities school supplies thanks for sharing this video wishing you nothing but the best take care

[@lisasdayoff503]

Is that the 20 man Ozark trail tent. We have that one.

[@honkfuzz]

I have a job, but I am gonna be living like this for a few months. I'm used to camping so I just think it as a long trip.

[@barbaraLJ]

Yo, for refrigeration, try a zeer pot! I'm about to make one in a couple weeks.

[@ryansnyder4997]

You take care of yourself brother , you are truly Free society is so fucked up now be careful brother

[@TimothySchwarten-pq1jn]

I love walks in the woods during the summer peace

[@shuckahoseerazzle8486]

this guy got dropped into a map and immediately started hitting all the cheat codes

[@lessthanahome]

😎 😈 😎

[@osiriswills6749]

Bro your concept of living in the woods is simply genius

[@lessthanahome]

Thank you bud, I'd love to be able to do something where I could actually build solid structures and have generators / rain collection filtration. Something more of a permanent spot you know?

[@osiriswills6749]

@@lessthanahome hey I wanted to ask you do you ever wonder if people will find your camp? Do you have any security methods? I seen a homeless guy here in Dallas where I live build a fence around is encampment. I thought it was really impressive.

[@lessthanahome]

@@osiriswills6749 so basically back then, (I'm in an apt. Now) what I went for was seclusion. I would go deep in the woods and off trail enough where it was rare that people would stumble across my camp. If they did it was normally hunters and they were mad chill, would usually joke and ask where the deer were hiding etc etc. But yea the big thing was seclusion, I also had trip wires with bells for when we slept. I'll post that as a short showing what I did. Most of my content is on tiktok but I'll start re-uploading here

[@osiriswills6749]

@@lessthanahome thank you

[@danieldavies3061]

Nice set up bro i love it am homeless as well by choice anyways FREEDOM i live in the state of florida the sunshine state i live 2 miles into the woods away from the city but during the day it is cool and nice to hangout but sometimes at night time the darkness will play mind games on your mentally state of mind always stay focus and never over think because we all do. Solo camping is tough it can be. Camping with someone else is a game changer 100%

[@crazycraig8791]

Hey bro thanks for video I'm one week into my new life and adventure I walked away from everything and I was debt free and retired at 42 just tired of people and the drama and how world is going so i found a very remote spot and ima live out here lol now I still have my old truck and I'll go into town and get takeout and things plus I've got generator and lots of nice things out here it is so peaceful and awesome and thank you for your video I'm learning in was wanting to do some kind of video blog or page about it already had some crazy experiences

[@lessthanahome]

I fully understand your motivation! The world is getting crazy, and I'll tell you, when you become a fixture in the woods, the animals keep you company. I think you'll like it! Especially if you have a generator, you're good to go!

[@haggertymaggertyak240]

that tree could be sentient, or conscious. also could be like a node in the network consciousnes of earth

[@esytabernilla7092]

wow!! living off grid dude! ok you got me now! new subs here..this is a kind of videos im looking for! ☝️☝️

[@Annie-e3y]

How can live there and nobody kick you out? Im curious because if you are not the owner on the land is against the law and I would love to live in similar way or even start a sustainable community😊

[@nomanejane5766]

I know this is old but be careful planting bamboo into the ground, theres certain types that are invasive.. and usually they arent labeled correctly

[@starbucksaddict3563]

I hate my job... maybe this wouldn’t be a bad idea

[@e.jenima7263]

Yeah this is probably going to happen to me and my mom at some point and i am afraid. being in a tent in summer might be ok but the winter................OMG! we are supposed to have below 0 weather tonight so yeah.

[@mrambition7422]

Move to Florida 🙏🌴,....best place to be homeless if u have to.

[@user-ft7xi7on8p]

I truly hope the best for you and yours. I hope you’re in a better place in life now

[@kellytaylor6095]

That's where I'm currently living. Winter be here soon. But I think I'm good. Long as I don't get caught n run out

[@larryclark9920]

What is the property situation? Public, private?

[@Freedomstealth]

What state is best to do this in the woods

[@ShinzoX90]

How do you get ice and who’s land are you on? Did you purchase land? How are your things always in tact without thieves?

[@lessthanahome]

I Normally get ice from work, both of us work in restaurants. I didn't purchase land, I'm in a state forest. We stay secluded and hidden so people don't stumble across our camp.

[@ShinzoX90]

Less Than A Home I’m thinking of getting a few acres and building a cabin to do this, but continuing to work to pay everything off and save more. Enjoy my job, but kind of done with the typical ways of modern society. I’m not sure on the legality of doing that in state parks, but I’m happy things are coming together for you and hoping your journey continues to go well.

[@lessthanahome]

@@ShinzoX90 yea the state park thing is honestly dicey, it just that I don't have a ton of options myself at the moment. You'd be better off buying land. But you can get solar panels, generators, rain collection systems, garden. Animals ect ect. You'd be set if you want to go off grid, and it would be honestly a great way of life.

[@CiaofCleburne]

Less Than A Home or you can look online for intentional communities. People are willing to share land rights in exchange for help with chores, building, solar skills, etc. That’s sort of what we have in mind for our property near the Ozarks. I will live in my really old, sort of remodeled camper at Hobo Site #1. It will end up being a goat/rabbit/bee farm but “farm” isnt a good term. It is wild, forest-type land with fresh water creeks.

[@teccash3507]

Nice a peaceful an quietness

[@Rocky.Cathedrals]

❤😊Keeping it straight & Clean ! Now a fishing lake ❤ Awesome LIKE your style….

[@patrickobrien8060]

Come to Denver -- you can do this downtown and get free meals and medical care.

[@anonuser260]

I just turned 17 and I am thinking about living in a wild nature far away from people. I want to save up some money so I can move to Norway because of the camping laws there ( Camping in Poland is painful )

[@lessthanahome]

With some planning and starting funds you could live a really fun life out there!

[@lucasmccormick9473]

How do you get 3/4 tub full of hot water? Where do you get the hot water?

[@lessthanahome]

We had a Colman camping stove, wed heat the water on that. More often than not if it was bathing or washing the water wasnt very hot lol. Wed collect rain water and also just refill the gallon jugs previously purchased down at the store. I'm planning on a more comprehensive series now that I'm on the other side

[@brandonjones8223]

How you find this spot n has anybody say anything to you?

[@lessthanahome]

I'll put this in the upcoming Q and A

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

Definitely like the shower setup.

[@Plainpotato99]

How do you deal with winter?

[@dannylance5212]

Sorry for not giving out the exact city, I have gotten use to be cautious. Good thing right?

[@lessthanahome]

Its OK i fully understand, keep yourself safe always. Hit me up on Facebook if you need more advice/ tips

[@dannylance5212]

@@lessthanahome I will keep that in mind, you do the same. Are you in America, or Europe?

[@dannylance5212]

@@lessthanahome I will record a video of where I set up my new camp area. Found a proper location, and taking my tent to that location now.

[@nopretribrapture2318]

Apart from other items if you can get them for survival, always get a tick remover, there affordable from any pet store or eBay etc,ticks can cause lupus and other serious health problems!

[@lessthanahome]

Very good advice! We had some close calls with ticks, we'd find them but not latched or full, the mosquitoes were the worst, and one time I got a spider bite that was horrid. Bugs are for sure not to scoff at!

[@uraaru1338]

Yes tics can carry Lyme disease another reason to thank gain of function research

[@producedbykhireyakeem4340]

You should link to the stuff you bought

[@lessthanahome]

Ok I will make a list.

[@Samurai-vv9ge]

I’m homeless as of this Saturday. I’ll be in a forest alone with basic survival gear, I will survive. I will thrive. But man I’ll miss soda

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

As a fellow homeless person, it sucks being outdoors but after having people shame me for years to “be grateful” and “love nature”, I’m at peace with finally admitting that I hate being outdoors and it does nothing for me, and I thank God for admitting the truth. It is in God’s hands if we can get back on our feet or if He slays us. It is His choice.

[@lessthanahome]

Sending much love ❤️

[@BicycleTouringExplorer]

I am Homeless with my Touring Bicycle in San Diego County in Southern California

[@RogerDambra-pl2jh]

I understand. Been doing this for 8yrs. City life is just too much

[@mrambition7422]

Hope all is well bro,... blessings and respect from Tampa Bay 🙏🌴💪

[@lessthanahome]

Thank you bud and you too!

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

Do you own that property or have permission? I wouldn’t have such a big setup if you didn’t.

[@jadenquinn6977]

Dig a pond for your ducks and stock it with fish then you got duck eggs and fish on hand. Stock with minows shad, bluegill, and bass, and some cleaning species like cat fish or fish that eat algae.

[@lessthanahome]

Yoooo i gotta show you the tiktok where i did just that. I dug them a pond and literally hauled back like 50 gallons of water. I stocked it with little feeder fish from the pet store tho

[@jadenquinn6977]

@@lessthanahome that is absolutely awesome man seeing you did this, gives me courage. Ive been wanting to do something like that for many years except i want to be much further from society. Im tired of living life in the city. I hate everything about city life.

[@dazthemod69]

I'm about to be made homeless for the first time. I'm 53 and have several health issues. To say I'm not looking forward to it is an understatement.

[@WitchOnABroomstick]

how are you??

[@stevenmartinek815]

It isn't real hard. We always find a way to survive. If you can afford it, get some insect repellent. It's a must if you end up in the woods.

[@shawnmann5541]

Where did you get that shower head/pump? Thatsl thing is genius

[@lessthanahome]

Off Amazon! "Battery powered pump with shower head" loved that thing

[@crazycraig8791]

Wow bro u work in too respect for real I'm retired got money just prefer being alone in the woods would love chat with ya sometime share stories ideas

[@lessthanahome]

Absolutely bud, do you have a Facebook or Twitter?

[@cagedraptor]

first time seeing your channel. You have a great set up. Even though I don't have to, I like that lifestyle. Spend time on the road, living in a mini van and lived in a very similar fashion. I miss that life when I am living in town in an apartment as I am now. A very free life

[@tictoc5443]

Trees not sentient?

[@jenniferquerubin6952]

Yes yoir homeless but ur living a nice place, woods is a nice place ro live in rarher on the city, hope you have plenty of GOOD BLESSINGS COMING TO YOU. BLESSED BE.

[@adams13f]

Where is this?

[@ashleyvlaz-alanahstar167]

He’s not homeless he hides his real name because he don’t want y’all to find out he’s a con

[@jeffdur1330]

How do you know and why does it matter?

[@lonepheasant3489]

Thanks for the tips do you get a lot of traffic

[@alphabears6342]

I was wondering if having too many possessions is a problem if your homeless in terms of if you had to move to a new area because the cops have been called? What do you do to keep your heaven safe and away from others?

[@Robertjustice101]

You can hide in the woods so much easier than you can on the streets in the middle of the city.

[@ethanstairs1823]

How to you deal with bears?

[@lessthanahome]

No bears in Massachusetts, we would see dear tho

[@paliacho9]

Is this public land you're on?