POISONED GAS?
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That well was ignited on purpose after the blowout to expend the H2S. The cows and chickens were killed after the blowout before the H2S was discovered and ignited. A sulphur producing plant is on that well now. By the way, the legendary Red Adair was called in to extinguish the well after it was ignited.
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That's the one. Late sixties or early seventies, I think. Ended up drilling offset well to bring the pressure down.
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