Phlebotomy

This line sits to the right of the porcupine cave. If you look closely, you'll be able to see the little guy watching you. 

Sit start low on two decent pods with an optional low toehook, then work your way up the left-leaning crack. Finish by grabbing the obvious jug flake out right and then mantling.

This problem is powerful and technical. Every move requires body tension, up to and including the huck for the lip jug. There are a great many possible betas for this climb, as the hand- and footholds are numerous and somewhat difficult to decipher.

On the trail-facing end of the rock outcropping that makes up the southern wall of the left end's corridor. If you're hiking up the hill to the left end, look to your right. The crack feature and the swirly granite are hard to miss.

One pad. Standard Dump regulations apply (don't roll down the hill).