When looking at the low under-cut roof which houses "Buffalo Roof"(V4) this fun little mantle problem begins on the right, low corner matched on the flat lobed lip. 

  Roll over with a fun mantle and climb directly above it to finish.

Buff Mantle

White Buffalo

Buffalo Wing (Sit)

Buffalo Bill

Buffalo Roof

Buff Slab

Buffalo Roof (sit)

Buffalo Soldier

This too can go from the higher start for a v3ish grade or from the sit as a v4. 

  Start as per Buffalo Roof and make the first two/three moves. Before the lip of the boulder trend right along the jug rail to link into the "Buff Mantle" and finish as per.

This climbs under a very low roof. Not dabbing is part of the crux, but that aside, this one is a lot of fun. 

  When looking at the main slab face, this starts similarly to "Buffalo Bill" but not quite so cramped.  

  Start matched at the low left corner of the roof, heel hooking part of the very low ledge with hands on crimps a bit to the right. Climb under the narrow roof past flat rails. Gain the distant, huge, flat ledges out from the back side of the roof, and use the beefy side-pull pinched to the right to mantle over to the easy top.

Aside from the "laydown start" this one is pretty good.

 When looking at the main slab face, this line is found to the far right of the boulder. At the far right corner, before rounding the corner, find the extremely low ledge beneath the undercut. Above, on the top of the boulder you should see a large "chicken head" knob which is the top-out hold.

 Laydown start matched on the large, obvious jug ledge with feet cramped up under the low undercut or on whatever works. Pop up without dabbing or using any extra blocks aside from the boulder itself.

 Work up, slightly to the right, past thin crimps and pinches to gain the higher chicken head to top out.

 -If it weren't for the crunched start this would be 3 stars.

The same direct line as "Buffalo Roof Sit"(V4) but this starts on the massive jug low in the roof and skips the harder, lower start.

As far as easy, fun, enjoyable V-Easy slab lines in GHSP goes, this one is great. 

  When looking at the main slab face, this line is a bit to the right of the left corner. Find where the left slab portion still has a steep undercut. Along this section, low on the slab face, find the two polished knobs. Start here. 

  Stand start with the help of the smaller, high knob. Step up and climb direct, topping out above the huge capstone.

When looking at the main slab face, this pertains to the left roof. When looking at the left roof, this line sit starts deep beneath the roof at the base of the obvious line of holds mid-roof. 

  Start with hands on the lowest, vertical, in-cut crimp rail, and the slightly higher small chunk crimp. 

  Climb out to the deep, juggy, awesome buckets that lead up to the top lip. Top out direct.

A solid problem with a couple big moves and cool holds. 

  On the uphill-most, backside of the boulder, this is the only climbable face. Look for the low, steep face in the "pit." 

  In the pit/hole/tunnel, find the very low, very long edge/crimp rail. 

  Start matched anywhere along this long crimp rail, using any of the crimp edges to pick up with. 

  Pop up to the distant crimp/knob/edge above, and the right to the quartz knob. Move up to the slopey/flat rail above, and top out above the start.

The Buffalo Boulder is a large and varied boulder. From several steep, short roofs to a tall slab, there are many climbing options to be found here. Mostly easy to moderate problems. The landings at the Buffalo Boulder are all pretty nice.

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