Wiggins H
7.4 MMcfd, 22/64 choke, with 5450 lb per sq inch flowing casing pressure. 9 fracture stages pumped in the 3455 ft horizontal lateral.
Can someone tell me if what specifically all this means. Do these numbers represent a good producing well?
Can someone tell me if what specifically all this means. Do these numbers represent a good producing well?
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
Coach, the flow rate and pressure were reasonably good and comparable to the results in the Martin Field. Wells drilled to the Haynesville Shale in this area should be economic.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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KB, EnCana tested the JW Adcock #H3 Well (S15-T13N-R9W) at 8.0 MMcfd in the Martin Field.
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Permalink Reply by Coach_SC on
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What does it mean when you refer to the wells in this particular area as economic?
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Coach, I mean horizontal wells drilled in this area of Red River & Bienville Parish with an initial rate of 7 - 8 MMcfd should recover sufficient reserves and generate an acceptable rate of return to justify the capital investment. I would also expect Questar's initial well rates to improve as they learn more about the completion of Haynesville Shale wells.
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Permalink Reply by Grayling on -
Les, any word on the Ashland Field which is a few miles from the Martin Field.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Grayling, I have not seen any Haynesville Shale wells permitted that far east but with time that could change.
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Thanks Les. Should someone anticipate additional horizontal drilling within this section with the results of this well?
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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Coach, I would definitely anticipate additional horizontal wells drilled in that section but it may take some time as Questar evaluates other sections.
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Permalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on
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More like 23-25 miles from 15/10, S36 to 17/6, S36.
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Permalink Reply by Two Dogs, Pirate on
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Check out El Paso's #235165, who needs anything more and oil to boot.
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Permalink Reply by Bobi Carr ("parker") on
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Professor Two Dogs,
Can you check this student's homework?
247286 MCF gas x $6.00 (estimate) = $1,483,716
Divided by 640 (acres) = $ 2,318.31
Multiplied by 22.5% (no cost royalty = $ 521.62
Am I figuring this correctly? Is this the royalty for one month for one acre?
If it in not correct please tell me the correct way to figure it.
THANKS
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