Impossible to predict reserves on restricted rate?

If you look at the production of HK Haynesville wells, the production is flat if the keep the well is choked back. I guess they just keep opening up the choke so the well will produce x-amount, as the pressure declines. Seems like it would be impossible for an engineer to do a decline curve on such a well if he is employed outside of HK. If he has pressure info, I guess he could do it?

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