question identifing results between horiz and vertical
I noticed that my unit currently getting moderate returns on gas production, (sect. 033, 16n 13w) from the first well debroeck or debroke which I prefer to call it has another well being drilled. I was wondering how to decifer from sonris if this new well is a horizantal or vertical well and what key words might help me identify the difference between the two. If it is a horizantal well should I expect to get more than $7.00 checks for the 125 acres I have leased to Camterra from the company Exco who is drilling this new well?
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Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
John, most horizontal wells have H in the name such as John Q Public H #1 Well. Also, the listed measured depth will be more than the true vertical depth on the well permit in Sonris.
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landownerPermalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on -
John, This is possibly a good news/bad news situation for you. The good news is that Exco Resources (an excellent Haynesville Shale driller) is drilling DeBroeck well as a horizontal Haynesville which should result in plenty of royalty income. The bad news is that the surface location is in 16/13, Section 33, but the bottom hole location is not in 16/13, Section 33.............it is in 15/13, Section 4, so unless you own minerals in 15/13, Section 4, you won't be getting any royalty from this well. If that is the case, it will probably be just a matter of time before Exco drills a horizontal Haynesville in your Section 33. Good luck.
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