Clayton Williams (CWEI) Sells $77M in North Louisiana Assets to WildHorse Resources

Make that just shy of $400MM that WildHorse has invested in Lincoln Parish. They are quietly becoming a big player in this area.

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Permalink Reply by Quincy Adams on April 14, 2011 at 12:44
I have been approached by a Wildhorse leaser but we cannot seem to come to terms on a depth limitation. They say they are only interested in the lower cotton valley but will not exclude the gray sand below it and just above the HS. Just joined the site so any catch-up would be appreciated.

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