Change in Indigo well spacing?
5 new well permits by Indigo in 30 13n 15w for cross unit wells going south into unit 30 make for 7 wells if you add the two wells they just put to sales. A couple of the laterals are within a couple hundred feet of each other.
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Permalink Reply by ray schmidt on
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Going south into sectin 31!
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
Whenever you see horizontal wells less than 330' from an adjoining lateral, the first thought should be, is this a Haynesville well? Or, maybe a Bossier well? In this case those 5 wells are Cotton Valley horizontal wells. You're looking at a flat, two dimensional plan view. You have to remember to think in 3D. There are combination well groups with both Haynesville and Bossier wells that in a plan view are actually stacked right on top of each other. They are however separated by about 500 or so feet in vertical depth.
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Permalink Reply by ray schmidt on
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Again thank you Skip!
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