New Pad Site At Hwy 96 And FM 1751?

I passed by the intersection of Hwy 96 and FM 1751 this past Sunday, and on the southwest corner there is a new area that has just been cleared. I didn't see any signs indicating a new well site, but it looks like the perfect size for one. Two chipper machines were sitting there, but looked to be through with what they were doing and just waiting to be picked up. It's just a little north of the new Teal 1H (permit number 712684). If anyone knows if this may be a new well site, I'd appreciate any information.

 

Thanks...

CeeTee  

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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on April 20, 2011 at 4:47
I've been paying attention to that location on my trips to San Augustine but, for now, don't have any useful info.  I just figured it was a landowner with some "extra" cash putting it to work to clean up the tract.
Permalink Reply by Sandy on April 23, 2011 at 9:49
My Aunt and Uncle actually own this tract of land. I called Aunt today - NO. This is not a pad site. They are just clearing the land for additional pasture land. Sorry, but it was interesting and exciting until I called. LOL.
Permalink Reply by Coffee55 on April 24, 2011 at 16:58

Sandy,

 

Thanks for your reply and clearing up that question. Was sure hoping it was another site.

 

CeeTee

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