Million cfd north of I 20?

Have any Haynesville wells north of I 20 in Bossier Parish been connected to a pipeline yet? If they have what i'd really like to know is what cubic feet per day they have been putting out. If none have been connected, can an estimated guess be made of what they will be? Southern Star seems quite pleased with what they have found but i cant find a production rate per day anywhere. Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Eric S. Clarke on February 22, 2009 at 9:57

This is Eric with the east 80 group. We have been staying on top of the DNR reports but have not yet seen any wells placed into production lines as of yet with current data and logs on the DNR reports for any wells in Bossier parish North of I twenty. If we find some though I will forward you the information.

Permalink Reply by gassius clay on February 23, 2009 at 16:39

Thanks

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