Extreme body tension gets you through the crux and perserverence gets you to the top on this variation. Levi suggested it may be harder than V4.

Another shot of Levi down low on a V5. That second crimp gets sharp at the end of a long day.

Multiple moderate variations exist here, providing good warm ups for Hangover and Gladiator Boulders

Pretty boulder...pretty, pretty boulder. Love it!

This fine crack is worth stopping at on your way to John Wayne.

I adore this boulder, this shot shows the holds on one of LH's early testpieces

Two slots for the fingers and a smear, dyno and mantle! Fun

starting the crux sequence that doesn't let up until big finishing holds

Another very fine example of Lost Horse Bouldering

it has been many years since the fa of these problems and they just get harder every year. or i get weaker....

these finishing jugs are a godsend on this v4

Elbow deep at the tidal pool wall, Chew Time 5.9 July '07

Great problem on right side of boulder. Two problems this is the first after crossing a big rock!

This is all I can tell you because its LOST HORSE for a reason.

Great problem with a nice top out! Big pads with spotters should protect you!

Bozeman Kat, Sam Magro onsighting Crazy Horse 5.11 in September. Funny thing is the last place I saw this guy was on the Nose. Good times.

My buddy LP sending the double roof link up of Big Bootie Hoes 5.11a.

Joe Schmechel contemplating the Bolted Boulder at Lost Horse Creek, Montana.

Joe bails on Montana Meathook

Ian topping out on the Rail

Levi sending Zulu Death Mask

Sam on Gib Mir Pfeffer V5

Sequence of Sam hikin' a problem on the Canal Boulder.

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