New well in webster parish
I noticed a new well being drilled in Webster Parish in early to mid August. It is in 18n 8w and on the line of section 27&28. They fraced it couple weeks ago and now have installed two large well heads side by side. I have not saw this before on other locations. Would this indicate a very good well? Also there is 4 large storage tanks instead of normal 2.
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Looks like there are two wells in close proximity to each othe with laterals going in diffrent dirrections. These are in the Hosston zone, other wells in this area are producing some water along with condensate. One of the wells has a lateral headed north, the other heads to the SE into the next section. I do not know the Unit boundries here, but they are permitted as unit wells. Looks like the used one pad to drill two wells.
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