why such a drastic switch in choke?

We have land in section 034  16n-13w, which has been home to just one 

underacheiving well (The Rex Bryan) since mid 2008.  The well was recently taken over

by Camterra who immediately opened the choke from 12 to 64.  Does anyone know 

what the significance of such a drastic and non-gradual change in choke level may be a sign of.

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Permalink Reply by Bill R on November 7, 2014 at 9:32

Sucking out the well for some quick cash?

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