How many wells are currently operating in Trinity County? How successful have they been?

As I understand, there has been some recent interest/activity in the area. The wells i'm aware of include the Devon Energy’s Cook Louis #2, Apollo Gibs, XTO Abbey Road, XTO Penny Lane and the XTO Revolver. Are there any other wells/acitivity I'm missing? Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Lucky347 on July 25, 2013 at 2:39
The wells you mentioned are in Houston co. And the Apollo well is in Walker co. There is some activity in TC on 230 about 3 miles out of Trinity. Barrow Shaver drilled a well which is capped and another well is about to go in across the street from it. But no active rigs in Trinity. There is a few in Houston and Walker tho.

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