Request info for XTO - BSI/USFS F6 wells

Happy Labor day 2017 everyone,

I am seeking completion information for 2 wells that spud on April 17 and June 13 - the BSI/USFS F6 H4 and B4.

Any assistance is appreciated.

I have searched the Texas RRC site and perhaps someone might be able to guide me to another site that would be helpful without subscribing to Drillinginfo for a couple thousand per year (or more).

The Tyler Telegraph newspaper has a weekly East Texas Drilling report I view on Sundays.

Thank you

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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on September 19, 2017 at 8:41

Both wells are drilled and waiting for completion.

Permalink Reply by Neal Stover on September 19, 2017 at 9:04
Thank you for the Good news Julie...

The monthly volumes for a bunch o these wells is amazing... as pointed out by the extra long laterals in an article posted on the site.

I see the Miners H 2 is drilled and Miners 1 BSL was in day 13 on Sep 15th.

Lotta stuff to follow ...

Have a great week...

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