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"Thanks Jim. Messenger sure drops off in production rapidly. From 96 mmcf in 22 days…"

w.r. frank replied Apr 13, 2009 to Encana Well in Red River Parish Posted

25 Apr 13, 2009
Reply by w.r. frank

"Jim, how can you tell Messenger is a vertical Bossier Shale instead of a vertical HA…"

w.r. frank replied Apr 12, 2009 to Encana Well in Red River Parish Posted

25 Apr 13, 2009
Reply by w.r. frank

"The frightening information on pipeline capacity out of Perryville. If 60 rigs runni…"

w.r. frank replied Apr 9, 2009 to PetroHawk Updates Estimated Ultimate Recoveries

14 Apr 9, 2009
Reply by ShaleGeo

"Stoneburner indicated that HK would be reporting on wells "in a couple of weeks." Si…"

w.r. frank replied Apr 9, 2009 to PetroHawk Updates Estimated Ultimate Recoveries

14 Apr 9, 2009
Reply by ShaleGeo

"HS is a resource play, whereas CV is a reservior/structure play."

w.r. frank replied Apr 1, 2009 to Which fields have historically been the most productive? Is this an indicator of the order the fields will be developed?

8 Apr 2, 2009

"Several quarters ago in the quarterly earnings conference call, the CEO of PVA was d…"

w.r. frank replied Apr 1, 2009 to Shale Plays, Risk Analysis and Other Perils of Conventional Thinking: Haynesville Shale Sizzle Turns to Fizzle

63 Apr 27, 2009

"Here is a link to a Johnson Rice study on NG Supply/Demand: http://www.theoildrum.c…"

w.r. frank replied Mar 31, 2009 to 5 Reasons Natural Gas Is Poised to Bounce.

5 Mar 31, 2009

"Excellent post Parker. Did you see my link to Credit Suisse March 13 report and link…"

w.r. frank replied Mar 29, 2009 to 4 Executives Share Their Gas Outlook.

5 Mar 30, 2009
Reply by Bobi Carr ("parker")

"Plus, the biggest driller-CHK-has a $1.65B drilling carry and lots of acres to get t…"

w.r. frank replied Mar 27, 2009 to N. LA. Haynesville Activity Slows to a Crawl

40 Mar 27, 2009
Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant

"Back in the early fall, Deutsche Bank estimated breakeven at $4.73/mmbtu, with a 10%…"

w.r. frank replied Mar 27, 2009 to N. LA. Haynesville Activity Slows to a Crawl

40 Mar 27, 2009
Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant

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