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Permalink Reply by ELLIS HUGH on December 8, 2008 at 4:49

graysands,

I will let Birddawg address most of your questions, but I am wondering if there is a reason you do not want to lease with KCS (if I interpret correctly)? Clayton Williams drilled a well in section 27, the section to the SE of 21 with good results (about 700/mcfd). Samson Contour is in section 23, again, some good production there. My point being, there are others drilling with success. I am doing some work in the fields south of Terryville, simsboro and west simsboro (18N-5W, 18N-4W). I am not too familiar with the Terryville Field. Also, I can not speculate on potential future activity, but I can provide facts on current activity. But I am assume by this point you can navigate sonris yourself, correct?

Permalink Reply by Mark on January 8, 2009 at 12:55

Hello Ellis,
I'm in sec 32, 18N, 4W. I was confronted by Cajun Exploration in 2/07. The landman stated that Chesapeake was planning 38 wells in and around my section. The siesmic was to start 7/07, but nothing ever came about. Do you know if there is still interest for this specific area?

Permalink Reply by ELLIS HUGH on January 9, 2009 at 4:08

Mark,

First, I will answer your question; No, I do not know the level of interest in your specific area.

I did some work for a client in Simsboro and West Simsboro Fields back in June - August 2008. In Fact, I was working in the Sections East and Northeast of your property, I actually represent some interest in a couple of sections surrounding your property.

I wouldn't let the fact that the seismic wasn't completed weigh too heavily on you. Operating companies shift focus and reallocate their resources regularly. Priorities just change sometimes.

As stated above, Indigo is having success drilling the Lower Cotton Valley in the Northeastern portion of your T-R. I hope they can extend this success as they work further South.

I do know that a bunch of leases expired at the end of last year and the interest was not re-leased, I also know that some companies did not pick-up the extension option on some leases in the area. (This info. may have changed, I have been 'out-of-the-loop' for a couple of months.)

I have a client showing some interest in this area and I may be back working these fields by mid-year. If this is the case, I will provide some more information at that time.

Hopefully someone will have more information and can inform both of us.

EH

Permalink Reply by Mark on January 9, 2009 at 6:07

Thanks for the reply.
Regards,

Mark

Permalink Reply by N. J. H. on April 3, 2010 at 17:06

Hi Ellis sorry I'm late with the reply but i have just found the Go H. S. site. As I stated in one discussion, we received a similar letter offering $25.00 for some testing equipment. The letter said that the company would receive all of the revenue to come from that one acre. It's just another Greedy Son of a Biscuit wanting to steal your Minerals. Watch out for Cobra Operations too.

Permalink Reply by drillbit on December 14, 2008 at 16:55

"Locations" as reported in today's (12/14/08) Shreveport Times...new location in West Simsboro Field for Indigo...Section 22, Township 18N, Range 4W...11,250 feet in CV.

Permalink Reply by drillbit on March 22, 2009 at 5:42

Looks like Indigo's Section 22, Township 18N, Range 4W well (Serial Number 239193) might be a producer. Word has it that they are filling the frac tanks. Anyone know of any unleased interests in Section 22?

By the way, KCS's well in nearby Section 14 (Serial Number 239023) is in production.

Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on March 24, 2009 at 8:10

It was potentialed at 2.13 million/day and 150 barrels of condensate. Not a bad well.

Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on March 27, 2009 at 3:04

Hey Drillbit,
Section 22, T18N-R4W, was held by production by the Danny Bell, et al well. So probably not much chance of unleased property in that section. I think a landowner or two stayed unleased when they drilled the Bell well. They were small owners, not much chance they would lease now with the new activity.
The KCS well in Section 14 appears to me to be a dual producer. I am no expert, but the way the piping is set up on the christmas tree, thats what it looks like.

Permalink Reply by Butterfly on May 1, 2009 at 1:09

I have had XTO lease renewed for the past few years on the Campbell well and pipelines from MidContinent & Midroc activity signed a year ago. But not much money on a monthly basis. Any body have some encouraging words?

Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on May 1, 2009 at 5:55

Butterfly,
What part of Lincoln Parish are you in?

Permalink Reply by Butterfly on May 5, 2009 at 13:55

I am not sure where the Campbell well is, but it is the original Colvin farm area

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