Chesapeake Permits Another

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Permalink Reply by Frank Coday on November 24, 2010 at 11:57
ALongview, I think they do. Saw some discussion about the new pad off Reeves road being the Endeavor Barrett well. Just got back from there and its the Chesapeake Frazier Federal well that had been permitted by Range and taken over by CHK. Best news is that it further south for them and its a 16,000 ft. Horizonal! Looks like the rig will be assembled-Precision rig no. 108- in a few days.
Permalink Reply by ALongview on November 24, 2010 at 18:31
Thanks Frank for the update. I can't wait to see some results from Chesapeake, Southwestern, and Crimson.
Permalink Reply by Deep Rights on December 7, 2010 at 6:27
Baker Hughes shows that the Frazier federal well was spudded by CHK on November 29th. The federal lease was set to expire on November 30th. Assuming the spud date was accurate, they will get an automatic 2 year extension from the BLM.

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