Photos by andychasteen

Our beloved Zeus hangin at the bottom of Crimp Scampi.

Climber on the classic Horseshoes and Handgrenades. Crappy day for a pic, with the clouded "white out" sky but other than that pretty cool view.

Randal Pink Floyd got this pick. Then Spoon sent it barefoot smoking a square. Nice.....

We wanted to see the delicate arch after climbing owl rock, so we hiked there.

Bo got this shot of Adam in mid route. Great view of the lake below on a hot afternoon.

Pickens took this pic of Shannon from the bottom of the choss. Not sure of the name of the route, but would suggest 5.7-5.8 maybe. Good time though, nice exposure.

Bo took this pic overlooking the lake as I rappelled off High Anxiety.

Acro took this pic of me on After Lunch. Far south route on east face of Crab Eyes. One move, then easy climbing. Probably be best to make first move, then come back down.

Jarod got this shot near the end of a long day of climbing at the Ranch. We were worn out.

This was a fun little traverse with a couple heel hooks and a throw at the end. Easiest walk off ever. Couldn't climb much with the bum finger, but got on anything that didn't hurt.

Decent little problem with a little bit of height to it. Cloudy day and bad lighting for taking shots.

An easy high ball at the top of the chains on N. Mountain. Again, bad lighting but still a cool view.

Jason Norwood on the W Boulder on the backside of Quartz Mountain, Oklahoma. There are 2 quality lines on this (V3/4), with the potential of one more uber hard one moving up the left side in the pic. Solid, sharp granite.

Fall colors framed in Jer Collins on Cracked Rib (11a) on the Titanic Boulder at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Arkansas.

It was a cold and cloudy day at Zen Pen, just west of Tulsa Oklahoma. We found a nice highball to jump on and Steven hit the top just as I pressed the shutter. The cloudy day made for white out sky (hence the blur) but saturated colors nicely. -Nikon D80, 10.5 mm fisheye lens-

Crack-a-lo-lo, a 10c mixed route that offers a bouldery start, natural gear placements, 3 bolts, and a thin slabby topout. Here Randy is finishing up, and you can see the popular Crab Eyes feature in the background. A great backcountry climbing opportunity in the unassuming mountains of SW Oklahoma.

We caught a beautiful winter afternoon on the south facing Lost Dome in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in SW Oklahoma. Here, Steven Charles tries his hand on the stiff Rap Bolters from Hell (12a), a technical sport route with sharp, thin edges.

This is a short 10c finger crack on the top of Mount Scott in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in SW Oklahoma. We got to this area late, and the sun was setting. Jer got on and off quickly, and we were headed down the mountain as the ranger was coming up close it down.