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Hi Keith-Is there any way to get enlarged versions of the graphics?  Thanks.

You can save the images off the article - http://www.beg.utexas.edu/shale/docs/Haynesville%20Shale%20Gas%20Pl...

Right click - then save image

Many thanks!

No problem, it was good info

Appears that is is now only available by purchase https://www.onepetro.org/journal-paper/SPE-176022-PA or in the Oil and Gas Journal which is subscription only

Really good explanation of the different factors at play that  determine an area's value and ability to produce gas. 

I am having a hard time finding "Kato" Parish on the map. LOL.

To Nixon Dow

Its spelled "Catto" Parish.

Actually, its Caddo, my friend.  Pronounced Caddeaux, of course with a "short "a" on the front!

LOTS of great information. Thanks for posting that Keith.

Today, Mr. Browning is presenting at NARO-LA, bumping this up today

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