Encana Amite County Grice Wells
Has anyone got any info on the permitted Grice wells? Rigs on site? Drilling?
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The Grice wells were permitted in August, 2013 and the permit is good for one year so there is still time for Encana to spud a well. If the wells get bumped in the drilling order Encana can always file for a new permit, the cost is not great. When a rig spuds either of the wells I will post that information in the Amite County Group. Suggest you join, Mac.
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