Well Log
A Haynesville well serial #242470 was drilled recently in 15N 14w Sec20. The lateral was drilled into Sec 29 and the gas will be produced from Sec 29. Is there any way to see the logs from this well? I would like to know if there were any "shows" for Bossier shale. Is it possible to find this info? Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
Ronny, a few wells have logs posted on Sonris but not many. Of course for the Bossier Shale certain rock qualities must exist in an area since just the presence of gas may not be sufficient for economic development. I suggest you drop a message to Shale Geo about your area.
EnCana's map of the Mid-Bossier Shale would indicate your section is likely northwest of the play area.
Petrohawk, Means 29 #H1 Well, Serial #242470, S20(29)-T15N-R14W
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