When is a well considered "producing"?? Especially On March 18th??

Is this one???

 

04/23/2012 09 15885 WAITING ON FLOWBACK
04/09/2012 09 15885 SET PACKER; WAITING ON TUBING
04/05/2012 09 15885 WAITING ON COIL TUBING
03/08/2012 09 15885 PERF 11,086-15,786
12/21/2011 09 15885 WAITING ON COMPLETION
12/14/2011 09 15885 TD 11-30-11; SET 5 1/2 TO 15,885' W/ 690 SX
11/30/2011 05 13340 DRILLING
11/23/2011 05 10380 SET 7 5/8 TO 10,230' W/ 1520 SX; DRILLING; BOP TEST 11-18-11
11/09/2011 05 8093 SET 10 3/4 TO 1880' W/ 800 SX; DRILLING; BOP TEST 11-4-11
11/02/2011 05 508 SPUD 11-1-11; DRILLING
08/17/2011 01 16000 545' FSL & 1232' FWL OF SEC 1. PBHL: 250' FNL & 990' FWL OF SEC 1.

PERFORATIONS

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Permalink Reply by Jed Clampett Bn2 on April 23, 2012 at 16:06

243695 is the well number in La.

Permalink Reply by dbob on April 23, 2012 at 16:24

No, this well is not "producing" as of March 18th.  It does however, look like a good faith effort to complete a well.  

Permalink Reply by The_Baron on April 25, 2012 at 5:07

Why does the 18th matter?

 

If you are concerned about prescription, I would say prescription was interupted on Nov. 02, 2011

If you are concered about lease expiration, I would say it is most likely help by operations.

Permalink Reply by Jed Clampett Bn2 on April 25, 2012 at 16:28

Lease expiraton on 3-18-2012...wondering if it is HBP

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