Sit start under the right side of the short roof (left of the taller main face) matched on the blocked chunck as an undercling -of sorts-. Pop out from the roof and overcome the overhang bulge. Climb directly up the face (not trending right past the crack) to top out over the apex point.

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Devils Britches

Cattywompus

Kilt Flasher

Bazinga

Turbo Cougar

On the main, larger, rear face (downhill face) look at the mid-section of the boulder. Low, for the sit start, are two smaller crimps below a long "ledgy" section below the diagonal crack. 

  Sit start on the low crimps, pounce to the higher crimps at the long ledgy section, and then gain a left hand in the thin crack.  

  Work to the high, slightly to the right, deeper jug on top. Trend right to top out.

In between "Devils Britches" and "Kilt Flasher." 

  Find the short, steeper section to the far right of the main face. Towards the top of the steep-ness locate the chunk with a rail, which on the right side has a nice crimp, and the left a slopey crimp rail. 

  Sit start on the crimps and make a larg move off bad feet to the high jug. Climb up, direct, to top out as per "Devil's Britches"

Short but sweet. Located on the very far right end of the boulder. 

  Sit start at the far right corner on the low, small jug/s. Blast left to a smooth pinch jug, then power up to a hug jug at the lip. Use smaller nubbins to top out with ease.

Stand start low at the left side of the boulder. Find the long diagonal crack and follow it to where it begins. Use the undercling at the light color inclusion/dropstone (right hand) and a lower crimp undercling below that (left hand). Pop up to a crimp and pinch, and then bust up and left to a high quartzite crimp rail.  

  Make a hard right gaston to a sloper and climb up direct to top out.

At the steep nose where the boulder and close block nearly meet, sit start on the right side of the steep, short face. Locate the flat, low, deep slot jug to match-start in. 

  Move left to the diagonal "jug" rail (still under the steepnes), and then hit the slopey lip. Work up and slightly left through the notch with help from the pinch. Continue through easier but thought provoking terrain.

If you enjoy craft Brews you may have noticed that many have awesome, boulder problem-esque names. The problems names here are from a couple of local VA nad NC brewing companies: Highlands and Devils Backbone. 

  This is a nice, medium sized boulder further up the hill/ravine from the Rooster Boulder. Not in the highball range but tall enough for several good lines. Gently overhung with a few shorter but very steep sections. Good landings too!

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