Type: Sport, 45 ft (14 m)
FA: Ed Strang or Jean DeLataillade?, bolted by Luke Laeser
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Shared By: Shirtless Mike on Oct 31, 2006
Admins: Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown

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Powerful overhung climbing on good holds to a powerful 4th clip, a long draw is nice. Then a well defined crux to a rest, to some thin technical, difficult when pumped climbing to the anchors.

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The north arete that overhangs the stream. Between Honky Serial Killer and a short 5.12

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5 bolts to anchor

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Page sticking the crux of Beastmaster
Page sticking the crux of Beastmaster
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Fun big moves on jugs turn the lip of the overhang before the technical arete.
Fun big moves on jugs turn the lip of the overh…
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Grayson just past the crux.
Grayson just past the crux.
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This is how we roll in ABQ. M&M rockanieering on Beastmaster. HaHa, and yeah the boulder is THAT close.
This is how we roll in ABQ. M&M rockanieering o…
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Scott Crane on Beastmaster
Scott Crane on Beastmaster
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Searching for holds on the thin arete that guards the anchors.
Searching for holds on the thin arete that guar…
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Once you stick the little edge you can compose and go again to a jug.
Once you stick the little edge you can compose…
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Page starting up the rails of Beastmaster
Page starting up the rails of Beastmaster
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