SONRIS Lite reports that the SWN BML PROP 31-22-1H in Ora Field spudded on 2/19/2012 and as of 2/20/2012 was drilling at 2185 feet.
http://sonlite.dnr.state.la.us/sundown/cart_prod/cart_con_wellinfo2...
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No, its a big expensive science projsect to be sure.
Now if it pans out, then it may be worth it. But it could easily go the other way. The Garret well production sounds great, but they will need much better #'s to justify these wells
Not to change the subject but is the Hollis well where the Drilling Rig moved to or the Arkansas well?
I heard the rig moved to the Hollis site but, not sure what is going on or what Southwestern's plans are. Re: the Hollis site, I heard SWN filled in the frac pond and replanted grass, trailer moved and no security guard on site. The last I heard that's where the rig currently is. I don't live there but have friends in the area that keep me updated but things can change fast.
Are you talking about the Garret well, or the new location in Mt. Olive Field?
Not to be pushy but we should really be refering to wells by their name and field.
I am referring to the new location in Mt. Olive Field off Grafton Crossing.
I was wondering if they have started fracing the BML well on Charity Road. Does anyone have an update on this?
I was by there Monday it looks like they are all set up and ready go. I believe they are to start next week from what I heard
Thank you empty pockets!!!! Well, I guess it is a matter of time now.
Locals told yesterday Soutwest is starting a new location off Pleasent Hill Rd in the same section as BML well. This must be the alternate well location.
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