Sabine Parish Near "super well" in sec 20

 

EnCana, Jean Larsen 17 #H1 Well, Serial #242201, S17-T9N-R11W

 

Any info on this well?  The permit was issued last year but we have heard nothing since.  How long does it take?  Are they holding off since there are other wells in the vicinity producing in high number?

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Permalink Reply by Henry on May 30, 2011 at 23:23
According to sonris, there are 6 permits on file for wells in Sec 17.  The first permit, for #242201 was issued in Jaunary 2011.   Drilling has not begun.  Things look very good for the landowners in Sec 17.  Be patient.
Permalink Reply by John B on May 31, 2011 at 15:22

could some of those be alternate site?

Permalink Reply by TPFH on June 1, 2011 at 10:17

Nabors 783 has been on the Larsen for about one month in sec 17-9-11. on north side.

Nabors 102 has been on the Stevens on the south a little longer rig is sec 17 but drilling in sec 20-9-11.

 

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