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Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on April 11, 2018 at 10:29

EOG has permitted a SWD well in the North Bayou Jack Field.

SERIAL	WELL NAME	WELL NUM	ORG ID	FIELD	PARISH	PROD TYPE	SEC	TWN	RGE	EFFECTIVE DATE	API NUM
975260	HIGGINBOTHAM SWD	001	E111	0800	05	00	021	02S	05E	04/11/2018	17009880060000

PRMT DATE	SPUD DATE	STAT DATE	ST CD
04/11/2018		04/11/2018	02

Comment by Rock Man on February 11, 2018 at 15:58

Haven't heard anything on the EOG well - you mention gas lift. Where did you hear that?

I would expect EOG would be considering gas lift as an option for artificial lift in this well - although I would have thought that they would consider installing a downhole ESP instead of a gas lift system.

Check my earlier comments on this blog about reasons for decrease in well performance. A well like this will not flow on its own at optimum rates - it will need some help in unloading all the fluid in the wellbore / lateral and producing. This is where artificial lift technology comes into play. A simple rod pump will not move enough fluid to unload this wellbore sufficiently. And setting up either downhole ESP's or gas lift takes time and effort to get things set up correctly. This all impacts rate until things are running smoothly

Comment by Hydrocarbonite on February 11, 2018 at 9:48

Anybody heard any news on Eagle Ranch well?  GASLIFT???

Comment by Hydrocarbonite on February 10, 2018 at 1:07

Any lease details being published for any of the parishes in this group ? 

Comment by William C. Morrison on February 7, 2018 at 10:04

Craig, Littleasy is correct, there was a proposed second well to be drilled and it fell through since LaCour #43 turned out poorly.  But there was an existing well with a short lateral at the same location.  I think they have both been abandoned.  I think that was an Anadarko well and it was poorly drilled and set up.  I think the long lateral was not cased and it probably collapsed or something similar.  Could have been a poor frack job, I do know they went back in and did an acid job on it.  We were disappointed as our place is about seven miles as the crow flies from that well.  Any the current lease on our place is held by EOG, in past we had Chesapeake (glad they are out of the picture) and Santa Fe (which eventually turned into Anadarko).  We hope EOG has better technology and can figure out how to get the crude out of the ground.  I would get excited if they did a 3D seismic study in our area but as yet I have not heard anything like that.  I would consider that a necessary precursor to any drilling activity.

Comment by Rock Man on February 7, 2018 at 9:28

Highly variable early production as well as steep production decline is to be expected for "unconventional" reservoirs like the AC. The drop off here could tied to multiple issues or a combination of issues:

• Natural decline in production
• Well initially flowing and losing pressure and production rate before being shifted to some sort of artificial lift
• If artificial lift is already installed, problems with that system
• Problems with gathering system / take away capacity

It is best not to get too concerned with how a well is producing month to month early on - it is the long term trend that is more important.

EOG is looking closely at this too (and obviously knows all the details). Odds are they won't be drilling and completing another well until they get a better idea of the AC production trend and EUR projections from this well

Comment by scout6486 on February 7, 2018 at 5:03

Any word on the sharp drop off in production from EOG's Eagles Ranch well in Avoyelles? Production reported on SONRIS for the month of October is down 50% from September's production.

LEASE\UNIT\WELL PRODUCTION

RPT DATE	LUW CODE	STORAGE FAC	DOC USE	WELL CNT	OPENING STK	OIL PROD(BBL)	GAS PROD(MCF)	DISPOSITION	CLOSING STK	PARISH
11/01/2017	052025			1	622	14192	15394	14436	378	AVOYELLES
10/01/2017	052025			1	453	27609	29029	27440	622	AVOYELLES
09/01/2017	052025			1	0	26896	24024	26443	453	AVOYELLES

Comment by littleasy on February 7, 2018 at 3:43

http://tuscaloosatrend.blogspot.com/2018/02/amelia-resources-llc-an...

Comment by littleasy on January 7, 2018 at 14:04

I believe that it was never drilled.

Comment by Craig Wascom on January 7, 2018 at 11:35

Chip 

On that petroquest presentation it shows a second lacour well. I was under the mpression they never drilled that second well. I saw it staked out when I visited way back then but thought that was as far as it went. What do you know about it?

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