SWEPI Completes Two More Wells
Two down, a ziillion to go.....
Did anyone notice that SWEPI has posted two more completions on sonris? This brings them to the awesome total of three completions. The good news is that the wells look good.
#239680, in 16-13-12, 9701 MCFD; 18/64 CHOKE; 8607# FP; 8607# CP
#239246, in 23-13-13, 6000 MCFD; 8/64 CHOKE; 900# FP; 8800# CP
Did anyone notice that SWEPI has posted two more completions on sonris? This brings them to the awesome total of three completions. The good news is that the wells look good.
#239680, in 16-13-12, 9701 MCFD; 18/64 CHOKE; 8607# FP; 8607# CP
#239246, in 23-13-13, 6000 MCFD; 8/64 CHOKE; 900# FP; 8800# CP
Tags: Completions, SWEPI
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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They have em choked back too, good news. Shell has all the ability in the world, I wanna see em put it to use.
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Permalink Reply by WVLandOwner on
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I would like to see them do go also, since they have drilled in our unit. Our well is #239011. Have not heard much lately on it.
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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Update! SWEPI has posted another completion on sonris, and like the two mentioned above, it's a good one.
#238762, 21-13-12, 7100 MCFD; 8/64 CHOKE; 910# FP; 9300# CP
This brings them to 4 horizontal completions posted on sonris. I think my opinion of them is finally turning positive.....
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
Henry, are you sure about that last well serial number? I believe the well you refer to is 238761.
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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Skip,
You are right. My bad. I don't think I can change the post, however. If there's a way to do it, please tell me.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Once your fifteen minutes to edit your comment are up, your only option is to delete the response in its entirety by clicking the x in the upper right corner of your comment box. I wouldn't worry about it, I've made much bigger mistakes in some of my posts. You just missed by one digit! LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Henry, the following is the complete information for this well in the Red River-Bull Bayou Field. The well would have probably tested at well over 20 MMcfd if flowed on a less conservative choke size. This may be a result of downstream capacity limits.
Shell, Diocese of Shreveport 21 #1 Well, Serial #238761, S21-T13N-R12W, DeSoto Parish, 7100 Mcfd, 8/64" Choke, 9300 psi Flowing Pressure
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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Two more SWEPI completions -- There's hope!
# Mary McCoy 14 #1, SWEPI, LP: 23.236 MMcf/day IP, 26/64 choke, 7,980 psi; Bracky Branch Field, Red River Parish, S14/T13/R10; res. A, serial #240330
# McLemore ETUX #1, SWEPI, LP: 24.152 MMcf/day IP, 26/64 choke, 7,900 psi; Woodardville Field, Red River Parish, S7/T14/R9; res. A, serial #240249
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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SWEPI has been sandbagging you Henry. LOL! Good Wells!
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