SONRIS Information
It has been a while since I checked the information on SONRIS and am not able to find the Well information that used to be in there. Has any one else had this problem?
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on -
Larry, the SONRIS main page changed ages ago. Use this link: http://sonris.com/
Click on "Data Access" and see if anything looks familiar.
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Permalink Reply by Larry G Smith P.E. on
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thanks Skip, will check this one out. Have been too busy to worry about the well, for sure not getting any royalties but with gas price down, guess that is to be expected. Hoping that when the new plants come on line, things will pick up. Larry
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