Questar Reports Five Wells, 3 for Wall of Fame!

In its conference call today, STR reported five new wells that have been completed since it last reported.


Sample 8. #239,051. S8, T14N, R11W. 22.2 mmcfd. Red River.

Rex Young 6. #239,626. S6, 14N, 11W. 25.1 mmcfd. Red River.

Sustainable Forrest 29. #239,459. S29, T15N, R9W. 25 mmcfd. Bienville

Billy Rex Harper 15. #239,550, S15, T15N, R9W. 16 mmcfd. Bienville.

Hutchinson 10. #238,997. S19, T15N, R12W. 12.2 mmcfd. Caddo

The CEO stated that all IP rates were based on actual 24 hour production. He also said that Harper 15 had been negatively impacted by fishing for a lost tool during completion. He also said that Hutchinson 10 had used an experimental new fracing technique (which obviously didn't work as well).

Les B., you can add three wells to your Wall of Fame

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