St Mary's IRONOSA well in the J.T. Patterson Survey
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Permalink Reply by Wish You Knew on
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frack tanks on the pad. water line fillin them up.
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completed frac.
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who knows. just know they finished frac and moving mud tanks.
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Well, FINALLY! After waiting nearly a year, we have a completion report for St. Mary-Ironosa #1H
IP - 10.332 MMcfd
Choke-20/64
Flowing Casing Pressure-8524#
Shut in pressure - 9700# - Attachments:
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405-30308 G-1.pdf, 26 KB
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What will this IP likely do for lease activity and bonus rates in the neighboring William Humpheries Survey A-138 ?
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