SWN Claiborne Lick Creek Well

SWN seems to be moving fast in trying to complete the Garrett 7-23-5 H well in Lick Creek field of Claiborne Parish. They reached total depth on Feb 8th and have now apparently set casing to the bottom and moved the main rig. Six Schlumberger trucks were seen going to the location last week, and yesterday smoke was seen coming from the well, probably from a flare, although my sources were not close enough to tell for sure. Go SWN! 

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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on March 6, 2012 at 6:57

very true, I think we should remember, that executives do not have to tell us the whole truth either. In fact I am amazed they have said anything at all. Look at Cabot. That is how to operate a well.

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