A very fun and challenging route.  Climb up to the roof, use hand jams to pull over the roof.  Continue to the top of the crack using fists, and offwidth technique or any face features that can be found.  I'd recommend taping as the rock can be kind of sharp. 

 RCM&W #45, p.43.

Oath of Fealty

Buffalo Hand Puppet

Celtis Crack

Buffalo's Buldge

Buffalo Burr

Destination Unknown

Slightly overhanging flakes and jugs, Left of Oath

Gain a ledge about eight or ten feet up.  A left facing dihedral with an obvious handcrack leads up from there.  Negotiate straight over a small bulge and youre done.

climb face to ledge, up crack/dihedral/chimney.

Climb straight up the right side of the shallow pillar.  Pull on rocks that look loose to get up on to the Buffalo's Buldge. Pull on flakes and pockets to the top. Don't stray over to the left or right climbs...aka...the climb is a little contrived, butt fun.

Start in the chimney left of Destination Unknown.  Gain a ledge and work your way up the dihedral using the crack.  Crack is short but sweet.

The furtherest north climbable cliff in the shade before reaching Prairie Walls Area.  This buttress contains three routes the best of which is probably Oath of Fealty (5.10b).  These climbs are well covered by foliage and are therefore in the shade pretty much all day.  The down side is depending on the time of year it may be buggier than other areas.

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Routes in Bison Buttress