GREER GAS UNIT IP# 30326

Has any one receive a D. O . on this unit, i have not received anything yet. I have a lease with Cabot oil and i know my property is in this unit

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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on January 12, 2011 at 5:34

jerry, did you read the replies posted on the first discussion where you asked this same question?

 

http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/forum/topics/640-greer-gas-unit-san

 

Why don't you keep all of the discussion on this well in one place to make it easier to find?  That way, if you want to bump the discussion to the main page... you only have to do it once.  To bump a discussion, open it and post anything (it doesn't have to have substance and you can delete the bump, if you want to).  That makes it the most current post and the discussion goes to the head of the line where it can be easily noticed by all who might reply.

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