Marion County
I truly believe there is oil and gas in Marion County and it could quite possilbly be a big part of the Hayneshale Play. It may be a lot more than we are being told.
Does anyone know if the Railroad Commission would have more accurate up-to-date information on the drilling and production in that area? I want an itemized production statement.
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Check the TRRC website. Current Haynesville Shale production is ~ 30 Mcfd (thousand cubic feet per day).
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