OIL & GAS NEWS - DECEMBER 16, 2012 - shreveporttimes

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Caddo Parish

Parker Oil Co., Parker CPI C, 004, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Cad­do Pine Island, 1250’ MD, Na­catoch.

Parker Oil Co., Parker CPI C, 005, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Cad­do Pine Island, 1250’ MD, Na­catoch.

Parker Oil Co., Parker CPI C, 006, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Cad­do Pine Island, 1250’ MD, Na­catoch.

Parker Oil Co., Parker CPI C, 007, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Cad­do Pine Island, 1300’ MD, Na­catoch.

Petrohawk Operating Co., ha rb sup; Peironnet et al 28h, 4­alt, Sec. 33, T15N, R11W, Cas­piana, 16990’ MD 11889’ TVD, Haynesville RB.

Red Rock Production LLC, Gulf Browning, 008, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Caddo Pine Island, 1100’ MD, Nacatoch.

Red Rock Production LLC, Gulf Browning, 009, Sec. 36, T22N, R16W, Caddo Pine Island, 1100’ MD, Nacatoch.

Tellus Operating Group LLC, MPT RA SUM; Beebe, 1, Sec. 25, T18N, R15W, Shreveport, 4500’ MD 4200’ TVD, Moor­ingsport.

Claiborne Parish

AIX Energy Inc., hay ra suc; BUD meadors et al, 003, Sec. 12, T22N, R7W, Oaks, 11600’ MD, Haynesville.

AIX Energy Inc., Spivey est, 001, Sec.3, T22N, R7W, Oaks, 11600’ MD, Smackover.

Rabalais Oil and Gas Inc., cv ra sus; smith 6, 001, Sec. 6, T21N, R7W, McKenzie, 9900’ MD, Cotton Valley RA.

Lincoln Parish

WildHorse Resources LLC, lcv ra sui; LA meth orphan 14h, 3­alt, Sec. 14, T19N, R4W, Hico-Knowles, 15000’ MD 10700’ TVD, LCV RA.

WildHorse Resources LLC, cv rb suk; Woodland acres 4, 001, Sec. 4, T18N, R3W, Ruston, 12000’ MD, CV RB.

WildHorse Resources LLC, lcv ra sui; Wright 14h, 1-alt, Sec. 13, T19N, R4W, Hico-Knowles, 15800’ MD 10720’ TVD, LCV RA.

COMPLETIONS Bienville Parish

COMPANY: E.P. Energy, hoss bra sur; J L Jordan et al, 2: 216171. LOCATION: Rear Creek, S 29. T. 17N R. 5W. DAI­LY PRODUCTION: 20 mcf gas on 64/64 choke; 0 barrels 50 gravity condensate; 1.67 bar­rels water. PRESSURE: 80 lbs. SPECIFICS: Hosston b RA; per­forations, 8730-9475 feet, depth, 9700 feet.

Caddo Parish

COMPANY: Indigo Minerals LLC, cv ra su106; Johnson et al 4 h, 001: 245266. LOCATION: Bethany Longstreet, S 004. T.14N R. 16W. DAILY PRODUC­TION: 8283 mcf gas on 38/64 choke; 35 barrels 52 gravity condensate; 1122 barrels wa­ter.PRESSURE: 1100 lbs. SPE­CIFICS: Cotton Valley RA; per­forations, 10476-14061 feet, depth, 14130 feet.

COMPANY: Sigma Energy LLC, Robinson, 1: 245538. LOCA­TION: Caddo Pine Island, S 36. T. 22N R. 16W. DAILY PRO­DUCTION: 0 mcf gas on 0/64 choke; 3 barrels 21 gravity condensate; 40 barrels water.PRESSURE: 0 lbs. SPECIFICS: Nacatoch; perforations, 1071-1074 feet, depth, 1074 feet.

DeSoto Parish

COMPANY: Indigo Miner­als LLC, cv ra su74; Sabine up­lift 16h, 002-alt: 245233. LO­CATION: Bethany Longstreet, S 21. T. 14N R. 16W. DAILY PRODUCTION: 4782 mcf gas on 60/64 choke; 30 barrels 52 gravity condensate; 1568 bar­rels water. PRESSURE: 575 lbs. SPECIFICS: Cotton Valley RA; perforations, 10430-14100 feet, depth, 14181 feet.

Lincoln Parish

COMPANY: WildHorse Re­sources LLC, lcv ra succ; DHU Dowling 30, 1: 162874. LOCA­TION: Terryville, S 30. T. 19N R. 4W. DAILY PRODUCTION: 4506 mcf gas on 18/64 choke; 0 barrels n/a gravity conden­sate; 504 barrels water. PRES­SURE: 2400 lbs. SPECIFICS: LCV RA; perforations, 10756-11264 feet, depth, 11500 feet.

COMPANY: WildHorse Re­sources LLC, lcv ra sug; No­bles 13h, 1-alt: 245036. LOCA­TION: Hico Knowles, S 13. T.N DAILY PRODUC­TION: 22416 mcf gas on 34/64 choke; 552 barrels 51 gravity condensate; 840 barrels water. PRESSURE: 4550 lbs. SPECIF­ICS:LCV; perforations, 15884-11668 feet, depth, 15988 feet.

Webster Parish

COMPANY: Mid-South Trading Inc., Winkler et al, 1: 244592.LOCATION: Shongaloo, S 28.
T. 23N R. 9W. DAILY PRODUC­TION: nil mcf gas on 64/64 choke; 17 barrels 30 gravity condensate; 182 barrels water.PRESSURE: 15 lbs. SPECIF­ICS: Buck Range; perforations, 2740.5-2744.5 feet, depth, 2986 feet.

Winn Parish

COMPANY: JSB LLC, Manville XX, 1: 244215. LOCATION: Iatt Creek, S 21. T. 9N R. 3W. DAI­LY PRODUCTION: 0 mcf gas on open/64 choke; 2 barrels 21 gravity condensate; 13 bar­rels water. PRESSURE: 30 lbs. SPECIFICS: Wilcox; perfora­tions, 1483-1485 feet, depth, 1485 feet.

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Permalink Reply by dbob on December 16, 2012 at 13:16

Thanks!

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on December 16, 2012 at 13:20

You're welcome, dbob.  I'm waiting for a Lincoln Parish member to wander by and comment on the Wildhorse Nobles 13H alt-1.  I'll give them till tomorrow before I post it on their page.  That ought to get some action.  LOL! 

Permalink Reply by dbob on December 16, 2012 at 14:37

To be honest I had noticed the first in Lincoln Parish and just scanned over the second.  Maybe there will be 17 rigs in Lincoln Parish

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on December 16, 2012 at 15:14

Wildhorse tends to fly under the radar as we have fewer members in Lincoln to keep us up.  And many in the parish lost interest when it became obvious that there was no Haynesville Shale.  N LA has a number of prospects percolating but I can't seem to get it across as so many are transfixed by the Brown Dense.  I'm sure the companies looking to lease in those areas appreciate that.  It's kind of a slight of hand trick.  While mineral owners are focused on the BD lessees are getting favorable terms on the shallower formations which are the actual target horizons.

Permalink Reply by Steve P on December 16, 2012 at 18:16

should we assume that both the gas and liquids production numbers are not typos?   If those numbers are real, 17 rigs, indeed.  the location of the well is not included.  The disparity between the two Wildhorse wells is pretty dramatic.

 

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on December 17, 2012 at 2:41

I doubt they are typos. The salient fact to keep in mind is that the CV and LCV formations vary in porosity and permeability across relatively short distances.  In areas with sufficient porosity and permeability there is little or no commercial benefit to horizontal drilling.  In general horizontal wells are economic where vertical wells are not.  The two Wildhorse wells demonstrate the variability of the formation.  The Haynesville Shale has given the incorrect impression that any number of formations may be productive over a large area.  That is not true with the CV/LCV and other conventional horizons in N LA.  They may all exhibit high variance within the same general area.

The well is located in S12 - 19N - 4W.

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