McKinney 1H well

The McKinney well is completed and flowing into the pipeline. I drove to San Augustine yesterday to get copys at the county clerks office to get copy of the filing and to see the pooling records it's 900+ ac plus in the pool,dont know how long it's been flowing but it's flowing in the pipeline ,The valve is open and you can hear it flowing.

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Permalink Reply by James L. Williams on March 31, 2011 at 11:05
The completion report for the McKinney well (405-30368) says the well was completed on 12/11/2010. The IP test was on 12/15/2010. IP was 18.9 mmcfd on an adjustable choke with a flowing pressure of 8765 psi. Production probably started in mid-December. Neighbors report that it was definitely flowing in early January.
Permalink Reply by jffree1 on March 31, 2011 at 11:41
First production, 390,794 mcf, was in December.  January was 405,028 mcf.

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