Status of SWEPI

just found out that sweppi cosigned a large amount of their acreage to chesapeke i think about 140000 thousand in southern part of play. Papers were filed in desoto parish courthouse last week . has anybody else heard anything on this topic.

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on August 12, 2009 at 11:23
koda. GHS is lucky to have someone like Les B. who tracks which rigs are drilling what wells for what operators in each parish. I suggest that you take a look at his Drilling Rig Group page and note the information that he supplies. This kind of information is what makes GHS the great resource that it is. Please consider sending Les the information on this well as it is not in his latest list. This is Encana's RSD, L.L.C. 4H permitted to 17,478' in S4 - 9N - 11W. As there are so few wells in Sabine Parish, every single one is of interest to a lot of members. Thanks for the heads up.

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