Need some help understanding

So we are in 5-10n-12w

 

We have the following two wells going on but we are having a hard time understanding what is happening with them both based on Sonris reports. Any help would be appreciated.

 

They are 242048 and 242111.

 

04/21/2011 05 12289
SET 7 5/8 TO 10,868' W/ 1373 SX; DRILLING
04/07/2011 05 10900
DRILLING
10/06/2010 07 1884
SPUD 9-29-10; SET 10 3/4 TO 1884' W/ 894 SX; WAITING ON HOIZONTAL RIG
09/28/2010 01 18500
290' FNL & 1957' FWL OF SEC 5. PBHL: 330' FNL & 2310' FWL OF SEC 32.

 

03/18/2011 09 17257
TD 3-8-11; SET 5" & 5 1/2 TO 17,257' W/ 747 SX
03/11/2011 05 16260
DRILLING
03/04/2011 05 14950
DRILLING
02/16/2011 05 10882
SET 7 5/8 TO 10,882' W/ 1048 SX; BOP TEST 2-14-11
10/06/2010 07 1872
SET 10 3/4 TO 1872' W/ 894 SX; WAITING ON HORIZONTAL RIG
09/29/2010 05 500
SPUD 9-27-10; DRILLING
09/17/2010 01 18500

305' FNL & 1957' FWL OF SEC 5. PBHL: 330' FSL & 2310' FWL OF SEC 5.

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Permalink Reply by essay on May 2, 2011 at 9:38

the last entry on the first well (SET 7 5/8 TO 10,868' W/ 1373 SX; DRILLING) is referring to setting some pipe with concrete, if i'm not mistaken, and the second well  hit total depth on 3/8/11 and was also set with an amount of concrete (TD 3-8-11; SET 5" & 5 1/2 TO 17,257' W/ 747 SX)

 

that's about all could say for a quick answer :)

Permalink Reply by Rob on May 2, 2011 at 9:40
Well 242111 is still drilling. And well 242048 has reached its total depth and will be waiting for testing and frac.
Permalink Reply by Bobby Burton on May 2, 2011 at 9:47
Is that common? To wait that long for testing and frac? Is it because they want to test and frac two wells at about the same time?
Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on May 2, 2011 at 10:55

Bobby, the timing for fracture stimulation after a well is drilled depends upon availability of frac crew and downstream gas pipeline connection.  This can vary significantly by area and operator.  The nearby well was recently frac'd and placed on production and made the "super" completion list.  

 

EnCana/Shell, Caldwell Tr 4 #H1 Well, Serial #242223, S33(4)-T11(10)N-R12W, DeSoto Parish, 24073 Mcfd, 27/64" Choke, 8210 psi Flowing Pressure

Permalink Reply by Rob on May 2, 2011 at 10:18
I am looking at a few other wells with no relation to yours and the have been waiting since early december. I believe their next steps would be to test the casing then punch perforations at the designed depths then frac. So you may have at least a few months to wait just to get it fractured. As far as them waiting on the other well i highly doubt it.
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 2, 2011 at 13:14
Both wells have surface locations in Section 5 but the first one you list is drilling north into Section 32 - 11N -12W (PBHL in Sec. 32).  The mineral owners in that section will be paid the royalties from that well.  The second well is drilling into Section 5 and will pay mineral owners in that section (PBHL - Sec 5).

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