T17N-R16W, Sec 34 & 35
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
CG, only Section 34 has a permitted Haynesville Shale well. The well has not yet spud and you can check the well status in Sonris.
Chesapeake, Dykes 34 #H1 Well, Serial #241041, S34-T17N-R16W
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Permalink Reply by C Guilmet on
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Thanks for the info...I'll check with Sonris.
I believe the Well name I was looking for was "WB Hudson," also Chesapeake...
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Permalink Reply by Bud on -
Close to this area is the well being drilled by Petrohawk to produce in Section 32 just to the west (the well site is in Section 5, T16N R16W). The well drilling is complete and it should be fraced soon. There is a producing well just to the south in Section 3 (T16N R16W). It was potentialed at about 13.5 mcfd and I talked to a landowner today that got there first royalty payment this week.
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