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Type: Sport, TR, 1 pitch, 45 feet
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
FA: Eric Fischer & Cody Mehlhaff
New Route: Yes
Submitted By: Joe M on Sep 3, 2008

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Description 

A great, varied route that starts out with some long reaches and goes into some akward, but fun movements at the top that really make you think. Stay to the left of the bolts on the large rail. Going to the right in the water groove is technically off route although you can clip the bolts from there.


Location 

The bolted line just to the right of Bolts For Bob


Protection 

6? bolts plus anchors



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By Andrew Gram
Administrator
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Sep 9, 2009
rating: 5.9

Really contrived. The start is good, but staying out of the gully at the top is unnatural and silly.

By Andy Busse
Administrator
From: Rapid City, SD
Dec 10, 2009

Just looking for route name and FA party / year for the guidebook???
ANY ideas?
thanks,

andrew busse

By Eric Fischer
Dec 31, 2009

Hey Andrew the name of this route is bushwhacker. It was bolted and first sent in September of 2007 by Eric Fischer and Cody Mehlhaff. Thanks a lot for taking on the task of updating the guidebook. it is very much appreciated. have a good one

By Ben Mahaffey
Sep 5, 2011

Very contrived, but a fun route if you play along