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"SB, I do not have a good explanation why Petrohawk is planning 6 wells in Section 28…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 16, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
Reply by Les Bamburg

"IR, attached are copies of the Petrohawk alternate well applications in T15N-R11W."

Les Bamburg replied Sep 16, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
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"Kirk, this could be the result of a bad frac job or a geologic feature such as fault…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 16, 2011 to Questions for the Experts

5 Sep 20, 2011
Reply by Gail Brewer

"Mike, no apologies necessary.  Horizontal Haynesville Shale wells only drain ~ 80 to…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 15, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
Reply by Les Bamburg

"Mike, the alternate wells should have little or no impact on the production of the e…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 15, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
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"DBOB, the Pearl Plant produces 140k BPD of GTL products (diesel, aviation fuel, etc)…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 14, 2011 to Sasol announces gas-to-liquids complex

6 Sep 14, 2011
Reply by essay

"JW, the Collins well is reasonably good and consistent with other wells in the immed…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 14, 2011 to Well sec 21, t12n, r15w

5 Sep 14, 2011
Reply by JW

"JW, results for Section 27.   Chesapeake, Collins 27 #H1 Well, Serial #240713, S27-T…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 14, 2011 to Well sec 21, t12n, r15w

5 Sep 14, 2011
Reply by JW

"SB, that was the assumption when they formed these odd shaped units.  The State reje…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 14, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
Reply by Les Bamburg

"SB, thanks for the follow-up.  They may be experimenting with wider spacing like EnC…"

Les Bamburg replied Sep 14, 2011 to Petrohawk Submits Alternate Well Applications

18 Sep 16, 2011
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