ELM GROVE
What happened to ELm Grove?
I've been a member of this site since 08 and remember the talk between then and 2010 and
how ELMGrove(S. Caddo) was one of the sweet spots in the play. Even containing at
one point the largest producing well a few years ago. Since then all of the action appears
to be in De Soto, Red River, and Holly. Does anyone know what went wrong? Is there
still potential in this area? And if so when? All of my families wells
are in T=16n R=13w. We have had at this…
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Permalink Reply by Chester Fairfield on -
It's all HBP.
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Permalink Reply by john hamilton on
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I can see that its mostly held by prod, but why? Is it
due to lower than expected returns in this area, low $ of
Nat Gas, or the initially horrible decision we made in 08
to sign with Camterra?
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Permalink Reply by Cottonmouth on
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I thought EXCO took over operating all of those units, right?
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Permalink Reply by john hamilton on
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HEY JAY. After the Exco blowout on Debroeck alt. 2. Sonaris
still lists the well as permited. Do you think that Exco would
have listed this well as code 33 as opposed to leaving
it a code 01 because they are planning on using the it or is it history??
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