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Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 18, 2012 at 11:40

 Looks like the latest permits show a favored depth of 13,500' and based on some depth markers in  some old wells in the Austonio area looks like that depth will get them a PEEK at the TRAVIS PEAK formation.

Permalink Reply by dbob on March 18, 2012 at 15:38

It make sense to test - if its productive, it adds to the value of their lease acreage, and its fairly cheap relatively speaking. If completed open hole, I think they will need to produce it immediately after drilling.    Could also be a simple science shot - drill it, core it, see if it produces, and plug back to shallwoer depths if not productive.  

On a slightly related note, based on the the location and completion reports from Louisiana, there is a Glen Rose well planned in DeSoto Parish, the Nabors-Logan 67.  Gonna do some digging and see what I can find on that one.  

Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 18, 2012 at 16:09

  Dbob,

   The 13,500' Western Chief "Worley" and "Frank Smith" are both on top of Enbridge gas pipeline so I guess they plan on a fast on line hook up if needed ---------- have had some first hand experience and agree totally that some zones just can not be shut-in while waiting on pipeline construction ---- they have to be produce immediately after drilling -------- sorry I am too far and too ignorant about Louisiana to help you  ----- suggest you put out an SOS for someone that subscribes to Drilling Info

  Do you know if they ever make a temporary (on top of the ground) roll pipe hook-up to a gas line if it is a rural situation?

  BTW -- Looks like we are about to pass TEN GRAND VIEWS so I guess more than a few people are keeping up with Houston County Activity just wish someone could tell us what that Parten Dexter H Well is up to

Permalink Reply by Bosco Ritchie on March 19, 2012 at 0:17

see attached plat

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Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 19, 2012 at 13:12

Thanks Boscoe,

   Looks like that location has PLENTY of pipeline choices --- Rig Data showing them drilling ahead at 4100' last Friday 

Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 20, 2012 at 14:35

  New Gulf "Lundy" Rig standing with lights on tonight ------- they were responsible for some of the BIG 1400 bopd IP wells in Madison county as partner with PMO so it is great to see them working Pearson Chapel in Houston Co.

  W. C. "Worley" reported at 7500' tonight still drilling ahead open-hole ---- company man reports they need ten more rigs to do all the work they have ------ $ behind Western Chief reported as coming from "WEATHERFORD" frac/service company owner

        2.5" --- 5" inches of rain reported for Houston Co. this AM so pad construction will be difficult  at best --------- XTO "Abbey ROAD" most likely under water once more ---- XTO reported as starting yet another pad at Pennington

Permalink Reply by Texas54 on March 22, 2012 at 6:19

Any news on Terrace's sites in Houston County, or  are their sites under water too.

Thanks for any information.

Permalink Reply by dbob on March 22, 2012 at 6:38

Based on what I know, I don't think anyones sites went under water, although I suspect access roads in loy areas are not in good shape.  Trinity River should continue to rise for the next few days, and if the basin gets more rain, might push out of its banks - it could get itneresting for a lot of folks in that event.

 

 

Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 22, 2012 at 14:13

54,

   Only Terrace pads that might be threatened by Rising water are D&D Land and Wakefield in Leon Co. ------- D&D is protected by a levee (I Think) and not sure about leon co. -----"Brown" is high and dry and "Jackson" is just muddy but no chance of flooding  -------- Think the rig is still several days out so if there is a problem they will just go to Brown first ----- Some Ranchers are preparing to move cattle out of the Trinity River bottom as crest will be 42 ft but most say it will never happen because the river was down when it started.

 Getting some GOOD VIBRATIONS out of the "WORLEY" Rig and everyone seems to have a smile on their face.

 

Permalink Reply by dbob on March 22, 2012 at 15:02

Woodbine acquisition Company filed a completion report for the Boenigk at 8200 feet in the Woobine, Madison County - 5000' long lateral, 973 bbl oil/day

XTO filed for the Sea Dogs unit in Robertson County - 407 bbl/oil per day from the Buda.  

Navidad filed for the Hyde in Houston County- A Glen Rose well producing 84 bbl condensate of day, but 1005 bbl of water.  Completion report suggests fracs in the Buda, Geoergetown, and Glenrose.  

Permalink Reply by Dry Hole on March 22, 2012 at 16:16

 Think Navidad permitted a new Hyde well today ----- wonder why those numbers don't look that good

Permalink Reply by dbob on March 24, 2012 at 16:44

Couple of additional photos today:

172357 is the Western Chief "Worley" site

174923 is the New Gulf "Lundy" site

Worley site seems oversized, or they "borrowed" dirt there to go somewhere else?  Maybe frac pond construction isn't complete.  

Lundy site - no frac pond, but adjacent surface water is probably a good bet for the fracing.  

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