SNAPSHOT OF THE PLAY - DRILLING UNIT APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS INCLUDING THE HA ZONE - 12/12/09
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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I am changing the focus of the Snapshot Township Grid Map. I will continue to maintain a running total of HA/JUR units by township but will include Drilling Unit applications and orders wherever I find Cotton Valley and Lower Cotton Valley units which include the HA zone. Those CV/LCV units will never receive a HA unit application although HA wells will be drilled in those sections. If you notice a township total which has increased significantly, this change is the reason. For those who would like to review the operators, s-t-r and field specifics of the CV/LCV units referenced, please go to my blog post, "Cotton Valley and Lower Cotton Valley Units With Depth Definitions Including The Haynesville Zone".
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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JM. You just have to ask.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Under HA unit order to Petrohawk.
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Permalink Reply by RC on
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Hello Skip,
How about S2 & S11 T11N R12W - very near the coal mine. Low gas prices keep me patient! Thanks a million.
RC
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Sections 4-6 to EOG, 7-9 to Chesapeake, 10,14-23, 25, 27-33 to SWEPI and 36 to Petrohawk. The northeast corner of 11N - 12W (including Sections 2 & 11) match up with other sections lacking unit orders in the adjoining townships (12N - 12W and 11N -11W) representing an area that is probably the Dolet Hills Lignite Mine leasehold. Maybe we should start a pool to see what area within the HS Play will be the last to be developed. The lignite mines or urban Shreveport-Bossier. Just kidding Keith! LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Joe Briggs on -
Skip, our interests are S35 T12 R12 in the midst of lignite mine territory. Is there something sacred about this area as far as drilling is concerned?Joe B.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Briggs on
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Skip, our interests are S35 T12 R12 in the midst of lignite mine territory. Something sacred here as far is drilling is concerned? Thanks Joe B.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Joe. Nothing sacred that I am aware of, just complications from existing lignite leases. I suspect that the coal companies have not received sufficient incentives to cooperate in the development of the HS and their leases give them the legal upper hand. I am unaware of any practical prohibitions to drilling two mile deep horizontal wells under the coal seams even if pipelines must be restricted to areas already mined and reclaimed.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Briggs on
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Skip, Thanks much. I sure enjoy your comments on this site, like many other Shalers. Joe
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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The blog post mentioned above may be accessed by clicking on "Blogs" at the very top of this page.
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