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Permalink Reply by easttexas12 on October 26, 2009 at 3:40

NW Shelby county was confirmed for Haynesville/Bossier Shale last year by NFR in the W. Ferguson survey at the Mitchell Trust GU well 1A (#31360) To find it on the RRC map go to the county & survey then you'll have to zoom in on the survey because NFR had to move 50' for the 1A to be drilled per the RRC. The reason I know about this well is because I was in communication with Mr. Mitchell during this period, answering questions and giving him updates etc.. (I live between this well and the CHK well in the J. Loose survey across the county line in Rusk county. Anyway here's a link: http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/PDQ/quickLeaseSubmitAction.do?submit...

Permalink Reply by easttexas12 on October 26, 2009 at 4:36

P.S. The Formation Record of The Mitchell Trust NFR well 1A (vertical) proved 946' of Bossier Shale and across the county line into Rusk county in the J. Loose survey, the Chesapeake well proved 840' of Bossier Shale. Here's the link (if it still works) of the Formation Record of The Mitchell 1A:
http://rrcsearch.neubus.com/esd-rrc/index.php?_module_=esd&_act...

landownerPermalink Reply by Bill R on December 22, 2009 at 9:40

Has anyone heard (or seen) anything further on Whitton #1? I am curious to see what the exploritory 'Wildcat' drilling results are... almost as much as seeing another Haynesville/Cotton Valley come in. It would be really nice to see them repeat the performance of their well on Quirk. How do you go about seeing a wells status as they are drilling it and what they find, or will this all kept secret by Devon?

Permalink Reply by jffree1 on December 22, 2009 at 9:57

As of 12-18-09, H & P rig #396 was drilling. The well spud on 10-20-09. This is as accurate as the reports given to Baker Hughes and may not be up to date.

landownerPermalink Reply by Bill R on December 24, 2009 at 7:47

Thank you jffree1.... the family has three wells going right now with Devon, three with O'brien (all shut in-unprerfed), two with Southwestern, and one with Cabot (shut in - unprefed)... all spud, however we have no way of monitoring what is going on out in East Texas. The company's are all close mouthed about any disclosures and the only information is from those like you.

Permalink Reply by jffree1 on December 24, 2009 at 10:58

Happy that I have helped in some small way. Uh... you don't need another "Cousin" do you, LOL?

Just kidding. You all are in a very fortunate position and I am happy for you. And, be thankful that the operators are not selling your gas at current price. Merry Christmas.

landownerPermalink Reply by Bill R on December 24, 2009 at 11:43

Another Cousin, I don't know... We have found that I have relatives that I did not know I had since all of this started... they keep moving down the 'food chain' as they are acknowledged as legitimate heirs by my Great Aunt.... She gets 1/3rd right off the top... I get 1/16th of whatever happens, some of the others will get 1/32nd and so on....

I figure I will keep the 'first' royalty check and frame it!

Hey, thanks again to you and all our fellow Shalers!!!

landownerPermalink Reply by DJG on December 24, 2009 at 17:08

Considering that that 1st royalty check will be generally be 2-3 months of production from the highest producing period of the well you'll probably want to scan a copy of that check to frame and cash the actual check.

Best of luck to you and your family in the coming year.

landownerPermalink Reply by Bill R on December 26, 2009 at 7:36

Hmmmm?
Yeah, either that or tell them I didn't get the first one and have the company generate another check... that way I would still have an 'original' to hang... a scanned copy would be like hanging a copy of a Rembrandt on the wall. I figure most of the family will run to the bank with their checks... I figure I will just buy more fishing gear, something for my boat, or plot out another trip to Alaska.

Permalink Reply by jffree1 on January 22, 2010 at 17:46

Bill R, as of 1-22-10 the Whitton 1H is NOT drilling anymore. Thought you'd like to know...

landownerPermalink Reply by DJG on January 23, 2010 at 2:58

I've heard that they have completed drilling but not sure about frac'ing on the Whitton and are also now starting the drilling/spudding for the the Adams 1-H.

landownerPermalink Reply by DJG on January 23, 2010 at 3:08

From Baker Hughes:

HELMERICH & PAYNE 389 Land MCSWAIN ET AL 1 H Development 12/02/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

HELMERICH & PAYNE 243 Land WORSHAM OU -B- 1 Development 12/15/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

CHESAPEAKE 61 Land PILOT 1 H Development 11/10/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

PRECISION DRILLING 105 Land HOOPER (PETTET) 1 Development 12/22/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

HELMERICH & PAYNE 418 Land MOTLEY 1 H Development 01/12/2010 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

HELMERICH & PAYNE 396 Land ADAMS 1 H Development 01/19/2010 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

PRECISION DRILLING 519 Land BRUINS -DU- 1 H Development 01/04/2010 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

NABORS INDUSTRIES 206 Land RED RAIDERS -DU- 1 H Development 10/28/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

HELMERICH & PAYNE 382 Land ROADRUNNERS -DU- 1 H Development 10/24/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

HELMERICH & PAYNE 244 Land USA DOUBLE -H- 1 Development 10/19/2009 Gas Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

SOUTHWESTERN 21 Land ACHERON(PETTET) 2 H Development 11/08/2009 Oil Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

BIG E DRILLING COMPANY 5 Land MOUNTAINEERS -DU- 1 H Development 01/11/2010 Gas
Horizontal EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

PIONEER DRILLING COMPANY (TEXAS) 18 Land LANE 2 Development 11/07/2009 Gas Directional EAST TEXAS BASIN TEXAS SHELBY

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