"That may be Fluid Disposal. They are a construction company that serves the Ark-la-tex area. They place those signs to assist their crews in getting to the correct location."
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Well access road
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Saw sign for well access road....said FDIS access road.....can anyone advise what FDIS stands for? tiaContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chad Ellis Sep 28, 2022.
Time from frac to reporting production
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Blue Dome is currently fracing three wells in 34 of 16-16. Can someone give me an estimate as to when first production is reported after initial fracing?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Apr 15, 2022.
Comstock
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Does anyone here know who Comstock uses to lease minerals in the Haynesville Shale? Thanks!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Terry Johnston Nov 11, 2021.
Frac head line
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Looking at land in Panola that has two frac head lines that surface lease would transfer with purchase of land. I would appreciate any insight into issues to be considered. TIA
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Apr 17, 2021.
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Saw sign for well access road....said FDIS access road.....can anyone advise what FDIS stands for? tiaSee More
d laurenson replied to ShaleGeo's discussion What $9 Natural Gas Means for the Haynesville Land/Mineral Owner--My Top 10"Can someone explain the difference in decline rate?"
"So as not to create a separate thread your time from frac. completion until production reporting comment answers my question well enough Skip on 2 wells (ser. #'s 252918 & 252919) that Goodrich/Paloma completed on 12/2/21 & have yet to…"
d laurenson replied to d laurenson's discussion Time from frac to reporting production"Thanks, Skip!"
d laurenson posted a discussionTime from frac to reporting production
Blue Dome is currently fracing three wells in 34 of 16-16. Can someone give me an estimate as to when first production is reported after initial fracing?
Terry Johnston replied to d laurenson's discussion Comstock"About a year ago it was Asquared Resources LLC in the Sibley Field area.
Terry Johnston"
d laurenson posted a discussionComstock
Does anyone here know who Comstock uses to lease minerals in the Haynesville Shale? Thanks!
d laurenson replied to d laurenson's discussion Frac head line"This is info sent to me by realtor. I will pursue a more complete description of what is there. Thanks!
There are two different Frac Head lines on the property one of them pays $400 per year and the other pays $2000 per year. Then there is a Frac…"
Rock Man replied to d laurenson's discussion Frac head line"As per Skip, need some more info on this issue in order to address it.
I will make a "leap" and assume the realtor is talking about a situation where the present surface owner of this tract has agreed to allow an operator to put their…"
d laurenson replied to d laurenson's discussion Frac head line"Thanks....the wording "frac headline" came from the realtor."
d laurenson posted a discussionFrac head line
Looking at land in Panola that has two frac head lines that surface lease would transfer with purchase of land. I would appreciate any insight into issues to be considered. TIA
d laurenson posted a discussionWell patterns
Can someone explain well patterns? A survey crew was in our area and they said that was what they were doing. Now recently receiving calls to buy minerals. Thanks in advance for any info.
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- At 6:18 on March 3, 2010, Rosebud said…
- Hey pretty lady!
I so seldom check my Profile comments - I didn't see your message. It's always so nice to hear from you. I think I've seen a few of the local GHS members once since the Bowlathon! LOL! When the weather warms up, we need to try to get everyone together again.
There's nothing interesting going on in my world - Mother, miracuously is doing extremely well and my little pug is about the same.
My "Nisie" just passed the Texas real estate test and is going to work for Ebby. I miss her terribly but am so happy that she's excited about the future. Our next step may be moving to Texas but I'm in no rush!
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- At 14:26 on February 25, 2010, Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant said…
- Your scenario sounds similar to one I am working on in the area I mentioned. I thought I might be able to help you out. Good Luck.
- At 14:17 on February 25, 2010, Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant said…
- d laurenson. Are you in or adjacent to Sections 25,27,35 - 17N - 11W or Section 25 - 17N - 12W, Bossier Parish?
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