This climb is aptly named as climbing this is probably like wrestling a hog. 

  Sit start squeezing an arete and work your way up and right into some handjams.  Make a big move around the prow to obtain some good holds and work your feet out from underneath the boulder and up by your hands.  From here wrestle your way up to make a big move to good hueco's above. 

  It felt like the wall next to start is considered off for feet but ok to hand jam against and fingerlock against higher, not sure on this however.

The Hog

Cast Iron

Beefy Reef

Man of Leisure

Eye Gouger

Bawl and Chain

Honey Hole

Men in Chains

Psuedo Feather

Frankenstem

Mrs. Potatohead

Cast Iron low

Spud Boy

Baco Bit

O'Grady's

Mr. Potato Head

In the Bucket of Parts

Bassin'

Chive Sucker

Psuedo left

The Hog (left)

Start on left sloper climb right into crack feature

This line makes for a good warmup for your bouldering head.  It's different than most of Hueco as it's mainly footwork with very little in  the way of hands.  Feels quite a bit harder than most of the other classic V1's.  From the back of the A-frame climb up the smooth bullet face on your left.  As you get higher the angle lowers, but somehow it still feels like you're climbing. 

  To descend walk around to come down the standard Bawl and Chain descent.  Or continue over to the Gymnasium to continue on the highball warmup tour.

Sit start on the right hand side, traverse left, then go up, mount the slab, and keep going. The last couple moves as you leave the huecos and get onto the slab is the crux, which is pretty safe, but there's no way down once you're on the slab. The slab is cake.

 Super fun!!!

Casual jugs by the crack splitting the northwest face.

Beautiful straight forward highball, great warm up for your mind and body.  Mostly your head. 

  It can get pretty windy at the top of these boulders. Walk off near In the Bucket of Parts.

Start in the large round hueco and climb straight up to top out.

Climb the crack. Top out. Getting down might be harder than getting up.

Start inverted or not on hand jams or a butterfly stack low in the crack. Kick your legs up and past constrictions on hand stacks or face holds, then shuffle upward feet first until you can reach the lip and pull yourself upright to top out. An easy introduction to inversions and hand-stacks.The moves may only rate 2 points on the V-scale, but consensus was they would earn at least 5 on Insta for style.

Stem up the dihedral. I haven't done this, but it looks like a lot of fun. If anyone has any insight, please feel free to add it! Otherwise, I'll add more detail once I do it!

A short but fun climb that features a powerful top out. Start on incut holds at shoulder height and go straight up.

Start on jug under-cling and right hand divot on wall, up to jug rail, big ugly move to start of cast iron.

Sit down start at the black streak on the north face.

Start on a good left hand pinch, good feet and a slimmer of a crimp for the right hand. move up through a good right hand side pull and hueco patina crimps.

Start on a hueco about 6 feet off the ground and 15 feet left of where the trail ducks between boulders

sit start with matched hands, long traverse up and left with plenty of options for both your hands and feet.   

  the crux is rounding the arete.

Start slightly above and to the far right of the route Honey Hole. As you reach the top there will be a nice hold to your left and a perfect rail to your right to top out.

Short climb on the right side of Baby Baker coming up from the chains.

Start on sloper to the left of face, climb up into pinch and exit left

Start LOW on right hand rail and left hand gastone. Make thuggy moves up a sort-of arete feature, squeezing your way to a hard encounter to gain crimp edges on the face above. Drop off at large in-cut or climb right and top out slab.

The majority of the problems here are V0, and 9 have one or more stars (according to Sherman guide,) which makes it a great place to warm up.

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Routes in The Small Potatoes