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Consensus: 5.11c [details]
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Submitted By: TuffGong on May 9, 2002

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Mad Dog is to the right of King Cat and left of Bad Cat and Johnny Cat, respectively. Start up the broken blocks and enter the crack. A finger stack crux move or two puts one under the roof for a rest. Pull the roof on splitter thin hands to hands before reaching the anchor. The trick is to milk the small calcite(sp?) edges on the left face.


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Friends: #1(2), #1.5(4), #2(4), #2.5(2). Good fixed anchor. 80'



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By Alex Shainman
From: Portland, OR
Sep 8, 2007

FA: The Banditos, of course.

By Josh Ewing
From: Bluff, UT
Mar 5, 2008
rating: 5.11+

A tricky route that feels sequential down low. A smaller piece (yellow) can protect standing up on the ledge to start the crack proper. Take some #1.5 friends and a couple of green camalots. The splitter out the roof fits #1 camalots best. You'll probably only need one #2 camalot for the finish.