Anadarko to drill Steadman, Box (Anderson), and L R Anderson soon.

Anadarko has met with some of the families above and will be moving in to do site work with drilling planned by mid year.

This is next to the Messenger/Encana field.

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Permalink Reply by Jerry on April 2, 2009 at 16:06
Ok Thanks Bob. If you run across any news on this area or any in T10 R11 please post it. Some of the family have land in this area as well as myself.
Permalink Reply by Bob Ballard on April 3, 2009 at 16:16
George,
The main contacts are Leonard McCarty at 817-885-3367 and Donna Mullen at 817-885-2773. Good luck!
Permalink Reply by friggingfrac on May 20, 2009 at 10:07
thanks for the information, it not easy to find out much with out having to travel.

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