Sections 28 and 29 T14 R15

 Anyone have any info for theses 2 sections. Is there a well being put up or is it already up, is it producing?

Also are there any planes for pipelines to come through either section?

ANY info would be GREATLY appreciated.  Thank You

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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on April 15, 2010 at 8:04
Landmine, the following Haynesville Shale well has been drilled but not yet on production. No well permit yet for Section 28.

El Paso, SF Talbert 29 #H1 Well, Serial #240343, S29-T14N-R15W

These are the two Haynesville Units:

S28-T14N-R15W, HA RA SU53 Unit, Chesapeake, Bethany-Longstreet Field, DeSoto Parish
S29-T14N-R15W, HA RA SU56 Unit, El Paso, Bethany-Longstreet Field, DeSoto Parish
Permalink Reply by Landmine on April 15, 2010 at 11:42
Les B,
That was the most usefull info I have gotten to date. Ty so much for taking the time to respond,
Landmine :)

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