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5.) With extra rope slack through the rope carabiner, gently lift The Dungeon Stick up towards the second bolt of the route of your choice.
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7.) Done! Tie in and "red point" that route!
4.) The Dungeon Stick has a couple of nubbins on the tip which are nice to hold the carabiner in place. Place the tip of the stick, with nubbin, up underneath where the gate pinches to the spine.
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Jason Halladay
Sep 20, 2009
“5.) With extra rope slack through the rope carabiner, gently lift The Dungeon Stick up towards the second bolt of the route of your choice. ”  

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Jason Halladay
Los Alamos, NM
Jason Halladay   Los Alamos, NM  
The second bolt on Against Nature (pictured here) is an easy one to clip because there are no obstructions below the bolt and the bolt's hanger sticks out at a slight angle.
Clipping the second bolt on Moat Jump is more difficult because it's pretty high and there is a block below the bolt. Sep 20, 2009

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6.) Navigate the carabiner's nose into the hanger. Once on target, give a sharp pull or two on the climbing rope to snap the carabiner into place and pop the rock out.
7.) Done! Tie in and "red point" that route!
5.) With extra rope slack through the rope carabiner, gently lift The Dungeon Stick up towards the second bolt of the route of your choice.
4.) The Dungeon Stick has a couple of nubbins on the tip which are nice to hold the carabiner in place. Place the tip of the stick, with nubbin, up underneath where the gate pinches to the spine.
3.) With rock in place, clip climbing rope through rope carabiner. Careful not to backclip.
2.) Locate a small rock that will open the bolt-end carabiner gate pretty wide. The goal is to open the gate way wide, leave a bit of the carabiner's nose exposed and pinch off the gap where the gate meets the carabiner's spine. <br> <br> Also, note the bolt carabiner is facing left. Because of the orientation of bolt hangers, this is the optimal orientation.
1.) The Dungeon Stick. Look for it near the base of the main wall or perhaps around the corner near [[105986944]].

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Allison Fritz
Los Alamos, New Mexico