Mainland Resources, Inc.'s Stevenson Douglas Well Drills to Haynesville Shale, Shows Solid Cotton Valley/Hosston Gas


HOUSTON, May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Mainland Resources, Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: MNLU; 5MN-Frankfurt) a Nevada Corporation (the "Company") reported on drilling progress on its Stevenson Douglas LLC. 16 No.1 well, the Company's second well drilled on its Desoto Parish, Louisiana leases.


The Stevenson Douglas LLC. 16 No.1 well has been successfully drilled to a depth of 10,700 feet and 7 5/8 inch intermediate casing has been run on the well to this depth. The rig has now been released.


Management is awaiting the scheduled arrival of a larger rig capable of whip stocking the well and drilling the lateral portion of the wellbore. The well was logged to a depth of 10,700 feet and it showed very similar potentially productive sands in the Hosston and Cotton Valley formations to those discovered in the Company's first well drilled, the Griffith 11-1. The Company had a third party reserve report prepared on the Griffith well on the Hosston and Cotton Valley formations which gave estimated reserves of 2.14 BCF per 40 acres in and to the Cotton Valley and Hosston formations.


Mainland will own slightly less than a 100% working interest in and to these zones above the Cotton Valley in and to the Hosston on the Stevenson Douglas 16-1 and a 100% working interest in these zones in the Griffith 11-1.


About Mainland Resources, Inc.

Mainland Resources is a junior company engaged in the exploration and development of oil and gas resources. The Company's current initiatives are focused on the acquisition and development of leases in emerging gas regions with the potential for discoveries including the Haynesville shale.


See: www.mainlandresources.com for more information.

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640 / 40 = 16

16 x 2.14 = 34.24 BCF (per section).

for the Hosston and Cotton Valley formation.

That's some lagniappe!
That is some serious lagniappe Parker!

EL Paso has been drilling to CV and Hosston for many years on our land. All of these except the Sklar well are EL PASO wells Waiting on State Potential. Looking forward to seeing what the results will bring in.

Well # 239234 Cotton Valley (Horizontal) TVD 10,580 ft WOSP since 5/6/09
Well # 239304 Doesn't say (Verticle) TD 11,135 ft WOSP since 3/17/09
Well # 239419 Hosston RB (Verticle) TD 10,260 ft WOSP since 4/7/09

Sklar
Well # 239393 Hosston RA (Verticle) TD 8,500 feet WOSP since 3/16/09

If anyone can tell me more I would appreciate it!

Jaybird
I just particularly liked that they disclosed the estimated reserves.

Jim Krow was the first that I remember mentioning that they will discover some serendipitous sands along the way while developing the shale.

Two Dogs also advised to "only lease the shale" (to reserve deep and shallow rights).
I really like the estimated reserves too!

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