Start up the left angling arete on the nice right edge.  After you're halfway there, you can reach around the corner and finish up on the the low angle face or continue working up the arete proper, gaining the obvious finishing horn and topping out. 

  The down climb on the opposite, back corner of the boulder might be a little scary for some.  It's down low angle face with crimps and left hand side pulls galore.  I figure I'd mention it for anyone who may be nervous. 

  If I screwed up the route name, let me know and I'll update it.  New England Bouldering calls this V3.

General Patton's Arete

Poachers Paradise

Follow good holds to top out over a large triangle flake. Not as tall as the other lines on this boulder, this could be a warm up for the headier problems. The flake at the top seems solid, but be delicate if you choose to pull on it.

Great highball with commitment and a rather scary landing, bring pads!   Stand start on small crimpers, and climb the face just left of the tree.

Tall, committing problems on a vertical boulder with a sketchy walk off.

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Routes in Patton Boulder