My Little Dick 

I did do that on all gear, right after the j-dog put up the bro proj right next to it, to the right little seems bad gear. 10b, nope! 9+. You must not of noticed the horizontal crack you use was cleaner than the part you don't, weird?=== P.S. toprope does not count as F.A. maybe F.T.R. The name of it is My Little Dick. Like My Little Pony but change Pony to Dick.... That was a joke, but seriously the name is My Little Dick. No hard feeling :) Have a good day.

I'm having a little trouble following you, mdavis. If you look through the photos, you will see that I in fact led the route. I'm not sure to take you at your word as you guys posted up Bro Proj last year but neglected to post this one up too, but maybe so. Either way, having no way to know we did what we did and had a blast. I'm anxious for others to hop on this to see what they think.

Sorry, one photo says on the FA and they are on TR= maybe next time you're in town, send me a message and I can show you a couple other routes not online or in guidebooks=that will be fun=== our word is all we have in this sport/journey=== and this is still bothering me 5.10b you think this compares to=Raised on Robbery= or= A Thing of Beauty=?

I've retooled the route info a bit. I think this will be a good compromise.

mdavis: I am from the Laramie and would like to see other routes that are not in the guide book.
I feel that 10a/b would be an accurate rating in comparison to Sketchy Palsy, The Electric Gypsy Moth, Take Five and Bragging about Jesus, which are all climbs that I have done, which have similar slab climbing to this one in that area.
Unfortunately I cannot take your word either on the FA. If you posted the Bro Proj, then why did you not post this route at the same time? I do not want to make waves, but I think this would be a pretty bold route to lead without at least the second bolt we installed.

I have to admit, I was a little confused about this too. I know Julian Poush (the guy who got the FA of The Bro Proj) and I've seen him climb some pretty hairy stuff. It wouldn't actually surprise me if he and the people he typically climbs with were that bold. The iffy thing about it is the bolts. With a lot of the climbing out here, you really need to do your due diligence before sinking bolts, otherwise you're likely to bolt something that went without previously (like the top bolts on Cornelius, Sugar Crack, and quite a few others).

If anyone has objections to the bolts that were placed and the route was previously done without them, then we should go ahead and remove them. You may also want to change the name back to what mdavis said it was. I kind of doubt that he's making up the fact that he's already done this. No point in it really. It would be helpful to add new routes that have been done to MP in order to avoid this confusion in the future. Thanks, guys!

Dear Jeff, I did not post bro proj, JP did= the bolts are great= the boldness fades after you rehearse it try it= it's not bad.

Awesome route. Thanks for the beta and belay yesterday, Jeff.

The name “Bachelor Party” has already been used for a route at Vedauwoo. The route is at Valley Massif. The first ascent of this route was done by Michael Friedrichs in 1995 and can be found in a guidebook published in 2004:
Rock Climbing at Vedauwoo, Wyoming

Since this is a sport based on trust, and there is no evidence to contradict mdavis’ assertion of a first ascent, one assumes that he did the first ascent, and should be the one to name the route. My suggestion for the OP is to edit this thread and change the name to that proposed by mdavis.

Rob.calm

It's a good route, though you could have painted those shiny bolts. It looks like a Christmas tree. I think that they are perfectly placed to give it a bold feeling while still being quite safe.

It felt like 5.10 to me as I hopped on it knowing nothing about the route. It could be 9+ if you aren't scared, but I think that a 10b would be a bit soft. But, since I haven't climbed any other slabs at Vedauwoo I can't really compare.

... and I do highly recommend (as mentioned in the route description) linking this with Nick's Loose Flake to get back down. It's what I ended up doing because after I finished I happened to have two #2s and one #1 Camalots left on my harness (which is just about perfect for the second "pitch").

I thought this was a nice addition to the area. I had climbed most of the stuff around here, so it was nice to check out something I hadn't done before and that I didn't know anything about. The bolt locations seemed well thought out. Good stances to clip from, good protection, yet not really infringing on the possible gear placements. 10a or 10b seemed pretty reasonable, I wouldn't argue too much one way or the other.

Thanks for the addition and nice job equipping it.