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At 10:06 on May 7, 2010, Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) said…
Well, it is on the left side of my neck, just below the base of the head and my neck "crunches" alot went I rotate it. Where do you practice? Around Shreveport?
At 11:54 on September 16, 2009, Les Bamburg said…
SI, I still have not seen a well permitted for your section. Several good wells have been drilled nearby including the ones shown below:

Chesapeake, Johnson 10 #H1 Well, Serial #239645, S10-T14N-R15W, DeSoto Parish, 17000 Mcfd

Chesapeake, Dixie 31 #H1 Well, Serial #239735, S31-T15N-R15W, Caddo Parish, 14400 Mcfd

Chesapeake, Johnson 32 #H1 Well, Serial #239553, S32-T15N-R15W, Caddo Parish, 12500 Mcfd, 18/64" Choke, 7800 psi Flowing Pressure
At 10:22 on July 15, 2009, Les Bamburg said…
SI, I am wondering if you are referring to the unit process. Chesapeake had the unit hearing on May 12th and the state issued the unit order for your section on June 30th.

I did not think well permits required a hearing, only an application.

Sorry for causing confusion. I use MMcfd for million cubic feet per day and Mcfd for thousand cubic feet per day. I realize the industry is not consistent in terminology.
At 8:02 on July 15, 2009, Les Bamburg said…
SI, my information indicates your section has been unitized as follows but there is not yet a permitted Haynesville Shale well. Chesapeake did drill the Red Hill 33 #H1 Well one mile north of you that tested at 14.8 MMcfd which is an excellent rate.

S4-T14N-R15W, HA RA SUYY Unit, Chesapeake, Bethany-Longstreet Field, Caddo Parish

Chesapeake, Red Hill 33 #H1 Well, Serial #238428, S33-T15N-R15W
At 5:01 on February 13, 2009, Deborah Durst West said…
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