Red River Parish, Section 30, T 14N, R 9W ( Bracky Branch Well )
Can anyone give me an update on this well? They have completed drilling and now are moving in the "yellow" trailers? I know they will be fracking soon, but will it be after the gas line is completed? I want to watch them frack the well, some say I will know it and some say I won't be able to tell anything. Any input will be appreciated.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
Trisha, many operators prefer to have the gas sales pipeline available so the well can be placed on production immediately after frac'ing. It could be that Samson wants to frac now rather than wait so they can go ahead and get some test information. You will definitely know when it occurs as it requires a massive amount of equipment and tanks to be on location.
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Permalink Reply by Trisha Giddens on
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Thanks Les B. I will be looking for more equipment to come in.
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