CLEMENTS HEIRS 17 WELL 001
I would like to know the companies involved in drilling and production of the following well,
NEW HAYNESVILLE SHALE WELL - SECTION 17, T23N R14W – CLEMENTS HEIRS 17 WELL 001
Please comment if you have any information concerning the staus of this well. Last info I have is that FRACING was started as of 8/26.
NEW HAYNESVILLE SHALE WELL - SECTION 17, T23N R14W – CLEMENTS HEIRS 17 WELL 001
Please comment if you have any information concerning the staus of this well. Last info I have is that FRACING was started as of 8/26.
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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well its a little more complicated than that, there are pure shales-all clay sized particles, pure sandstones, all sand sized particles and then shaley sands, transition areas from shale to sand.
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Permalink Reply by old as dirt on
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Thanks for the info. I was just curious.
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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but yeah, shale doesnt turn into sand or vice versa it is what it is. I am sure Shalegeo could get alot deeper into this one.
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