HOUSTON, TEXAS, Sept. 5, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Halcón Resources Corporation (NYSE: HK) ("Company") today announced the successful completion of the AM Easterling-Gresham A 1H in Leon County, Texas.
The AM Easterling-Gresham A 1H (92% working interest) was completed in the Woodbine formation and had an initial gross production rate of approximately 942 barrels of oil equivalent per day (Boe/d), or 919 barrels of oil and 139 mcf of natural gas, on a 32/64 choke. Average daily production from the well over its first seven days was approximately 831 Boe/d (97% oil). The well was drilled to a total measured depth of 14,265 feet, including a 6,730 foot lateral, and was completed with 24 stages.
The Company is currently running three operated rigs in its Woodbine/Eagle Ford play in East Texas and expects to add two additional operated rigs by mid-September.
http://investors.halconresources.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=70...
The commitment of drilling capital is obviously there. Can someone check the drilling data and see how long it took to drill the Easterling-Gresham and how long between rig down to IP?
There is also an updated presentation up:
http://investors.halconresources.com/eventdetail.cfm?EventID=118489
I didn't notice anything new/of new interest, but I think some of the maps may be crisper. I'm behind on some things and would appreciate a heads up if any eyes notice anything else.
Tags: Eagle, Ford, eaglebine, oil, woodbine
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