Encana Refrac
Looks like Encana is doing a refrac on the Land & Knowles 18H #1, S18, T14N, R14W. Does anyone know if other wells in the area have been re-fractured? If so, was there an increase in production?
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On the attachment at bottom the production of wells had a healthy dip with this particular well being choked to 4. I don't know procedures but I'm thinking perhaps just this well was refractured of the 8 total wells. I do know all wells in section choked nearly 50% from older chokes which is good with terrible prices.
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