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Cabot - Forbis OU A Well 1 - Shelby County well with IP of 613 Barrels of Oil per Day E.Texas Drilling report for March 21, 2010: Cabot Oil & Gas The Forbis OU A Well No. 1 hit 13,394 feet and flowed with 613 barrels… Started by DJG	12	Mar 31, 2010 Reply by jffree1

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Cabot - Forbis OU A Well 1 - Shelby County well with IP of 613 Barrels of Oil per Day

E.Texas Drilling report for March 21, 2010: Cabot Oil & Gas The Forbis OU A Well No. 1 hit 13,394 feet and flowed with 613 barrels…

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Mar 31, 2010
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