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landowner "It produces in the Carthage Cotton Valley." coprolite replied Mar 30, 2010 to shale wells in joaquin field	52	Jun 29, 2011 Reply by adubu
landowner "I am just saying that with everything that is available at the RRC website, the OL G…" coprolite replied Mar 30, 2010 to shale wells in joaquin field	52	Jun 29, 2011 Reply by adubu
landowner "You have the Haynesville-Bossier and the Cotton Valley Lime between the Cotton Valle…" coprolite replied Mar 30, 2010 to shale wells in joaquin field	52	Jun 29, 2011 Reply by adubu
"It doesn't matter how many acres are in the survey. Your interest depends on how man…" coprolite replied Dec 11, 2008 to Location of Ransom Wheeler Survey in Shelby County	21	Dec 25, 2008 Reply by Suzanne Brown
"Devon has permitted the Oliver 11H (a horizontal well) across the survey." coprolite replied Dec 11, 2008 to Location of Ransom Wheeler Survey in Shelby County	21	Dec 25, 2008 Reply by Suzanne Brown
"Looks like it is just east of Lake Pinkston in the SW part of the county." coprolite replied Dec 11, 2008 to Location of Ransom Wheeler Survey in Shelby County	21	Dec 25, 2008 Reply by Suzanne Brown
landowner "I am just going by the Harvey "G" #1 electric log, mud log, and RRC plugging report.…" coprolite replied Sep 24, 2008 to why so shallow???	14	Oct 8, 2008 Reply by Gone Fishin
landowner "The Mitchell Trust #1 encountered a salt water flow at 3846'. They had to plug the w…" coprolite replied Sep 12, 2008 to why so shallow???	14	Oct 8, 2008 Reply by Gone Fishin
landowner "Sorry, I don't have any info on the Mitchell Trust well yet." coprolite replied Sep 3, 2008 to why so shallow???	14	Oct 8, 2008 Reply by Gone Fishin
landowner "Phillips drilled the Harvey "G" # 1 back in 1980. This well is approximately two mil…" coprolite replied Sep 3, 2008 to why so shallow???	14	Oct 8, 2008 Reply by Gone Fishin

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