Well # 240978 in 34-12-9

Sonris has updated finally to show this, 8/20 Perf 17,875-18,166 5 sets frac

Does this mean that there are only 5 frac stages?  I thought there were usually 12 or 13.

Can someone translate?  Does anyone have any additional information about this well?  I can't tell if it is flowing to sales or not.

thanks, Jeff

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 23, 2010 at 16:21
Jeff, this report only covers the first frac stage. The stage is 291' in length and it contains 5 sets of perforations.
Permalink Reply by Jeff on September 24, 2010 at 0:30
Thanks Skip, If I had taken the time to do the math I probably would have seen that. I was too excited to see activity on the site. I wonder why they would report during the middle of a frac job and not wait until complete. I guess any info is good to hear though.
Permalink Reply by stacy gardner on January 16, 2011 at 10:22
any update about this area?
Permalink Reply by Brownie on January 16, 2011 at 10:42
From SONRIS-

 COMPLETED 8-20-10; GAS; HAYNESVILLE RA; 5533 MCFD; 18/64 CHOKE; 828 BWD; 5000# FP; 1450# CP; PERFS 14,403-18,109' MD
Permalink Reply by Pelican on February 5, 2011 at 8:00
well came on 11/1 and flowed 52.6 milliion for 11/2010.  43.9 million for Dec and 15 million for January.  

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