Smackover Sand Deposit
Encana has permitted to this formation in north Desoto. I have heard that Petrohawk has 2 test wells to the Smackover in south Caddo. Is this a 3rd gas formation or part of Bossier and or Haynesville?
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Permalink Reply by Aubrey C. Sanders, Jr. on
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I have heard both names mentioned in the area a lot.
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Permalink Reply by Marc Stepman on
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I have heard the same stuff. I have stuff in Northern Morehouse Parish and have not been called. I have also heard the rumors of CHK and EOG. Your post matches up with what I have heard.
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Permalink Reply by Marc Stepman on
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I think they are trying to tie up as much as possible. Given the amount of technology and research already into this area. It may be more than 1 company other than Pinebelt involved in this. Has any 3D seismic been done recently over in that area?
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Permalink Reply by Reeves on
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If anyone is listening please help answer these questions: My husband and I are residents of South Caddo, Sec 22 T16N R14W, our lease is up in May not sure if Camterra will renew (lets hope). We have heard a lot lately about this Smackover/Sasquatch, however, we don't have a depth clause in our lease. So, we were wondering how this may of maynot affect our lease? In other words will the oil company be able to retrieve from any formation besides the Haynesville Shale and if so will we still receive the royalties? Any information will be greatly appreicated.
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Since you do not have any depth restrictions they can theoretically drill to center of the earth. But, you will be paid for any oil and gas produced in your unit(s) in accordance with terms of your lease.
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Permalink Reply by Reeves on
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thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions.
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Permalink Reply by Marc Stepman on
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Don't feel bad I have heard the same thing. You hear everything but the board helps. I am glad I found the web site.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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Amen! GHS and all the experts here who share their knowlege rock howled Jack Blake!!!!!!!!!!1
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No, the Smackover is older than, therefore deeper than both the Bossier and Haynesville Formation.
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Permalink Reply by Marc Stepman on
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Given current economic conditions maybe others would give it more of a look. In terms of production where does the Smackover rank? I know it has been drilled a long time.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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Is the Haynesville deeper than the Bossier?
Jack Blake thinks it is, but wants to know for sure.
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Permalink Reply by Big Daddy, bcnr on
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