I thought there would be more reaction to this, also. As far as the numbers go, I thought you take the choke number (2.625) and divide it into 64 to get the choke size. If so, I get about 24/64. I need someone to confirm.
If it is 24/64, then the 10+ MMcf/day initial flow is not nearly as impressive as I was expecting. If it is 18/64 like you say, then the 10+ looks better, but still not great. (Janna, the smaller the choke, the lower you expect the inital flow number to be).
JWC, this is a really decent bossier well! It was reported on a fairly small choke and had an 8576# flowing pressure. The shut-in pressure was 9499 psi. The well is good... I've just been too busy to say anything. I think it could have easily flowed 15+ if they had opened it up some more.
we agree jffree1! With so many things that could go wrong when drilling a well, we are VERY pleased with these results! But, have to admit: Am just a TINY bit bummed that it didn't turn out to be a 30+ monster, tho.....jus sayin! :)
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