Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
GPS: 34.3229, -107.97642
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Bob Broilo on Nov 9, 2010
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Sit start and pull through shallow huecos. Will feel greasy when the sun is on it.

Named for the hundreds of tiny black ants that used to swarm all over the problem before the tree finally rotted through and fell away. Probably the origin of the nickname "pissant boulder". But originally this boulder is named for "A robot created by scientist Goro Ibuki", Jet Jaguar helped Godzilla fight Megalon.

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Jet Jaguar Boulder lies on the South fork of the approach trail. There are many good warmups on the West face. There are two slightly overhanging lines on the South face, and on the East is this odd, short sloper problem.

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