Webster Parish Excitement?
Does anyone know anything about the recent commotion in Webster Parish? I have family and friends there that are wondering what (if anything) has come to light after the completion of the Beusa well in 17N-10W. Sonris still has the well status as drilling, but I know the well log has been run, and they've moved the rig and trailers. Seismic crews have been everywhere, and I am never one to try to answer a question if I don't know the answer. They are curious, and I thought maybe ya'll could offer some insight. Thanks in advance!
Tags: beusa, log, parish, webster, well
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Permalink Reply by LWC on
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Thanks for the info. I don't understand all of it, were they successful with it?
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Permalink Reply by Terry L. Antee on -
ShaleGeo have you seen the porosity log?
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How does porosity effect production? Does it effect ease of extraction or flow pressure?
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