South Sabine Well

Heard there was a well around Negreet. The attached website reports the following:

He reports of a BP Plc test well in Rusk County flowing at 26 million cubic feet per day. Shell tested a vertical well on the southern edge of Sabine Parish, he said, at 3 million per day from the Bossier and another 3 million from the Haynesville that commingled for a total of 4- to 6 million cubic feet per day.
“From a vertical well bore that is almost unheard of from a shale well,” he said.

http://www.oilandgasinvestor.com/Headlines/WebJune/item2836.php

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Permalink Reply by san on July 7, 2008 at 9:40
what is web page for the south sabine well?

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