Start as for bunny rock sit, but climb right into Always at Fight Weight. 

Bunny Rock Right project

Unkown

These Bitches is Lightweight

Flying Starfish (stand)

Power Bottom

Vicarious FA

Big C-Dog

super ultra mega project

Always at Fight Weight

Seeing is Believing

Bunny Rock project

Unknown

Big Nandog

Sit start on left hand slot and right hand undercling with good feet out right. Climb up and left. 

 Stand start on two small crimps in seem. Eliminates two hard moves, but still hard in its own right. 

Start on a side pull/undercling for your right hand, and a right foot on a high small ledge. Finish on small holds

Basically a right exit to Always at Fight Weight. Starts the same and tops out on the fight side of the bunny's nose. Great climb, maybe a bit harder than AAFW.

The stand start to the project. Start with left hand on good slot down low (same start hold for the project) and right up on the sloper/seam hold.

Sit starts on the backside of the bunny with a low right hand undercling/sidepull and a left hand on the tooth. Climb straight up and finish directly over the top of the start. It's a more direct version of the Unknown V5 starting from a true sit. Very fun!

Starts on the obvious flat hold. Climbs right into a very strange sequence of heel hooks, sloper finger locks, and regular slopers. Cool route...

Start as for Big Nandog but finish up on These Bitches is Lightweight.

Starts as for Big Nandog. Climbs into the start of AAFW then traverse left, finishing on the Bunny Rock project. 

This route climbs directly out of the Bunny's chin and up over its face. It is a crouch start on two obvious crimps that are about shoulder width apart. From the two start crimps, climb directly up through the Bunny's chin and top out on easier terrain.

Start on a big rail on the left side of the boulder (looking at Always at Fight Weight it’s around the left corner), make a few establishing moves on sloping crimps up and left and then figure out how to rock over on the big start rail to get to the top.

Start on the obvious upside down tooth. There is a good slot for your left hand. Climb more or less straight up. First two moves are the crux.

Starts sitting on a left hand pinch and a right hand crimp/pinch. Make a few big compression moves before figuring out some way to set up for the stand start. Jump?

One large, high quality granite boulder that looks like a Bunny. A few hard lines that have been climbed and a few very hard climbs that have not been climbed. Probably one of the most stacked boulders in CT.

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Routes in The Bunny Boulder