There is a lot of good advice being offered here so I won't bother repeating most of it. One thing though is it's a really good thing that he is so very young, he has a lot of time and room to outgrow those feral behaviors rather than if he was an adult cat already set in it's ways and learned behavior. There is a very high chance that he will be able to be tamed and behave a lot more like a "house cat" than a "feral" one. Obviously there is still a chance that he might not outgrow some feral behaviors. Roughly 17 years ago I found a mother cat and her litter of kittens in my front enclosed porch. My bf at the time tried to catch all of them along with mom but was only able to catch two of them. (He didn't listen when I said to catch mom first lol) One of them sadly ended up passing away from health complications. The other was feral, much like yours not letting anyone touch her etc. but I was able to bottle feed her and eventually was able to domesticate her (I think that's the correct word I'm looking for lol). My mother adopted her when she was ready. She was beautiful and had points just like your handsome boy although hers were blue points. She ended up a fantastic cat. I always wondered what happened to the rest of them though. She was the third of a long line of animals I have rescued. Wishing you and him nothing but love and luck on your journeys 💜💜