We own no minerals in Louisiana but I try to keep an eye on wells in Caddo and DeSoto parishes because they are contiguous to Harrison and Panola Counties.
If I am reading the information correctly, there are currently 5 operators (Chesapeake, Covey Park, etc) drilling directional wells to depths of over 20,000 feet in the western portion of these two parishes at present. The experts will know if I am incorrect on the depth.
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I'm sure Julie could answer your question.
You're welcome, Kathy. All the land owners help us to keep up with the what and where of development activity across our region. A mutual aid society if you will.
I am. :-)
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