EOG Houston County
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Sorry to hear of the death of landman Bill Adams who worked leases for EOG for most of Houston County for the last year. He was one of the most honest guys I have worked with. He was great at remembering names and acreage, family names, etc. He was only 44 and from Troup, Tx. Cancer is evil.
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Happy Easter!
Production update for EOG-William B. Harrison #1H
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