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Permalink Reply by caddo lake on February 8, 2014 at 1:25

Your welcome. I'm pretty certain this is the Comegys 25-36H #1.

Caddo Lake has provided alot of great memories for alot of people.I am afraid for its future with the Giant Salvinia spreading so rapidly. I'ts sad to watch the wildlife (especially the Egrets and Blue Herons) struggle through it to try and feed.I hope and pray someone will come up with something soon to keep it under control.

Permalink Reply by dbob on February 8, 2014 at 4:00

This cold winter should do wonders for the Giant Salvinia on the lake - most of it should be dead now.  

The more wevil work they do, the better chance of getting cold adapted wevils.  

Now, back to your regularly scheduled programming

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on February 8, 2014 at 16:29

KTBS, Channel 3 in Shreveport, has a report on Anadarko in N Caddo on their 10:00 news.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on February 16, 2014 at 14:05

caddo lake, you are correct.  Trinidad Rig 133 spud the Comegys 25-36H #1 on 2/8/14.

Permalink Reply by jim weyland on September 3, 2014 at 5:12

skip, in another discussion you mentioned that anadarko has ceased their caddo pine island efforts. when did they pull the one rig they had working there?

thanks, jim weyland

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 3, 2014 at 5:21

jim, I don't know that APC has "ceased their Caddo Pine Island efforts".  What I posted was that they no longer had a rig running in the play area.  I think the rig left a little over two weeks ago.

Permalink Reply by jim weyland on September 3, 2014 at 5:26

skip,

my words, not yours. i assume if they've pulled their last working n. la rig that given their poor completion results up there they're taking their ball and jacks and are going home.

jim

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 3, 2014 at 5:54

jim, you know what happens when you "assume"?!  LOL! The rig is drilling a Haynesville Shale HC well in south Bossier, Elm Grove Field.  So it hasn't gone far.

Permalink Reply by jim weyland on September 3, 2014 at 6:15

you're right skip, i do know.

one day, thirty + years ago, i brought a set of 20 year gas purchase contracts to the vp of gas supply.

while signing them, he asked me a question about the deal. my response was 'well, dan, i assume.........' .

he did finish executing the documents after breaking down the word 'assume' for me. he was gentle about it.

so to recap, i walked into his office as the young triumphant gas buyer and i slunk out glad to have survived making such a bone-headed mistake.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 3, 2014 at 10:39

The weekly rig report shows only one rig running in all of LA for Anadarko.  The other rig in the vicinity is not far away in Cass County.  The rig report has never shown more than one rig drilling for Anadarko in N Caddo.  I have followed the play since long before the first well was spud.

Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on October 31, 2014 at 4:21

More Anadarko well completions reported.  As disappointing as the previously announced wells.

  LA Tide Co. 2 H #1, Anadarko: 2.338 MMcf/day, 0 BOCD, IP on 26/64 in. choke at 1,897 psi; Perfs: 10,688-15,174, length: 4,486 ft.; Caddo Pine Island Field, Caddo Parish, S2/T19/R16; res. A, serial #246493 

  Comegys 25-36 H #1, Anadarko: 1.85 MMCFD - 58 BOCD, 58 GRVTY, IP on 26/64 in. choke at 1,850 psi; Perfs: 10,179-16,360, length: 6,181 ft.; Caddo Pine Island Field, Caddo Parish, S25/T20/R15; res. A, serial #247074 

  Springbank 13-12 H #1, Anadarko: 1.274 MMCFD - 65.2 BOCD, GRVTY 57 IP on 22/64 in. choke at 2,920 psi; Perfs: 10,072-16,619, length: 6,547 ft.; Caddo Pine Island Field, Caddo Parish, S13/T20/R15; res. A, serial #247395 

  Volentine 5-33 H #2-ALT, Anadarko: 1.32 MMCFD - 56 BOCD GRVTY 57 IP on __/64 in. choke at 1,502 psi; Perfs: 10,373-16,771, length: 6,398 ft.; Caddo Pine Island Field, Caddo Parish, S5/T19/R14; res. A, serial #247493 

Volentine 5-8 H #1, Anadarko: 2.033 MMCFD - 80 BOCD - GRVTY 56 IP on ___ in. choke at 3,201 psi; Perfs: 10,558-17,714, length: 7,156 ft.; Dixie Field, Caddo Parish, S5/T19/R14; res. A, serial #247605 

Permalink Reply by jim weyland on October 31, 2014 at 5:09

their continuing to drill these wells really puzzles me. maybe they've got a really sweet condensate sales agreement where they net $1000/bbl. yeah, that's got to be it.

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