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Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on July 18, 2010 at 12:37

Missy, if the size of my mineral estate was in excess of 80 acres, I would get the best bonus I could negotiate, not accept a lease term over three years, require a depth clause for depth produced (not drilled) plus 100' and negotiate a lease clause that prohibited the lessor from HBP'ing my acres with a vertical HA well. Diamond, Samson Contour, or any other operator claiming to develop the shale in this part of the Play is selling a bill of goods in my estimation. The wells will just not be economic for a number of years. The best lease terms for this peripheral area of the Play will come when nat gas prices exceed $7.50. And they will. I just can not tell you when.

Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Les Bamburg on July 15, 2010 at 3:02

Wlt, here is a listing of the Diamond & Endeavor operated Haynesville Shale wells:

Endeavor, Wickett 22 #H1 Well, Serial #240533, S22-T19N-R11W
Endeavor, Wickett 27 #H1 Well, Serial #240419, S22(27)-T19N-R11W

Diamond Oil, Anthony Forest 1 #1 Well, Serial #240278, S1-T19N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Oxy 11 #1 Well, Serial #238690, S11-T19N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Vice 13 #1 Well, Serial #240121, S13-T19N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Lodwick 25 #2 Well, Serial #240514, S25-T20N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Lodwick 35 #1 Well, Serial #238990, S35-T20N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Justus 34 #1 Well, Serial #239771, S34-T20N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Ambrose 36 #1 Well, Serial #240746, S36-T20N-R11W
Diamond Oil, Morgan 6 #2 Well, Serial #241115, S6-T19N-R10W
Diamond Oil, Stewart 31 #1 Well, Serial #240122, S31-T20N-R10W

Permalink Reply by wlt on July 15, 2010 at 4:05

The vice 13, oxy 11, and lodwick 35 have all been fraced. Diamond has not filed any potentials on any of the wells except the oxy well which was in the paper a couple of weeks ago showing very low production. The oxy well was fraced improperly and diamond said it was the service companys fault. They did not frac with high enough pressure. They went in and tried to refrac it but they were not successful the damage was done. Its funny that this is the only well they are filing any reports on and the are showing it as producing when its not. They are holding cards close to the chest. Word is they have good pressure throughout the shale. Both company's are saying the bossier shale is also present and that it also looks good. I didn't think the bossier came that far north but both company's are saying they have it. Rumor is they did a duel completion on the vice well and it was flowing some oil. Lets hope so. Thanks for the well information.

Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on August 1, 2010 at 12:47

Bossier Parish

COMPANY: Diamond Oil LLC, vua; Vice 13, 001: 240121. WHERE: Bellevue, S 13, T. 19N R. 11W. DAILY PRODUCTION: 135 mcf gas on 18/64 choke; 20 barrels 36 gravity condensate; 45 barrels water. PRESSURE: 725 lbs. SPECIFICS: Haynesville non-unitized; perforations, 6698-7922 feet, depth, 8260 feet

Permalink Reply by Aubrey C. Sanders, Jr. on August 1, 2010 at 16:40

My guess is it is vertical Haynesville sand well. Seems to be too shallow for Haynesville formation. I am just speculating as I am not familiar with this field. I do know that the top of the Haynesville is at depth of 10,000 feet in north Webster Parish on my property. Must be quite a structure in Bellevue if it is truly that shallow.

Permalink Reply by Susie on September 24, 2010 at 14:07

Was told by one owner, in Arkana field, that Jag has drilled four wells and hit all. They are looking for bounderies. One rig left and went to Springhill, near Nation Bros. This news is weeks old.
Any info out there?

Oil & Gas ProPermalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 24, 2010 at 18:09

Search Arkana Field ( 0116) for recent wells and completion reports. All the JAG activity is listed.

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