Thrash 24, 025 16N 9W Bienville Pa.

Anyone know what the story is with this well ? Petrohawk info as reported (SONRIS) has this well as WOSP  since 5/12/2010. They also have not returned calls as requested. 

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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on December 7, 2011 at 4:31

according to the last WH-1 this well is shut-in.

 

Are you still in the primary term? Have they paid shutins?

 

If so , they are probally under no obligation to share info.

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