Salem's Lot 

Just a bit of beta for the lead...

as I approach the chains, I have found there is an adequate right hand up high and right, which allows me to hang off a straight arm to clip my daisy chain into the chains with my left hand. I find this a key hold as most of the time I'm usually a little pumped by the time I reach the chains.

If you like bouldering problems at the gym, you'll love Salem's Lot. Lots of interesting body position required, with very positive holds if your belly button is pointed in the right direction. My crux was at the anchor chains. One caution: if you swing too much during rap/lowering, you find yourself bouncing off a rather large tree.

Fun... but clipping those chains is quite awkward.

Climb is covered in bat guano. At least 4 huge piles on the way up.

Would be a funner climb if clipping into the chains wasn't so awkward. That was the 'crux' for me. Ended up hanging from a heel hook and a gaston to clip in- ack! I'm sure there was a big hold somewhere around there that I missed...

easier than witch hunt in my opinion. far right pocket for your hand at the chains makes it easy to clip. Cleaning the route is what sucks. as you dangle there its hard not to spin in circles if your a short guy like me.

Fun blackmonday-esk climbing to yes an awkward chain set up. But a big right hand is ticked with chalk and there's a huge hand left of the left bolt.

Probably equally as hard as chamber nautilus which is 10a but this climb is more sustained.

I don't think we can judge the difficulty of this route against dog pile. The word on the street is that dog pile is severely sand-bagged. Also, this is definitely harder than wichhunt right next to it which has a 10a rating, so I would give this at least a 10b.