McFaddin Survey A-460

Does anyone know what is going on with the Lewis Unit #1 and what kind of well did the Nutt Heirs 1H make?  Also in December of 08 Samson came in all in a lather about drilling a horizontal well in the Strickland A-639 survey that would go into the McFaddin, they paid damages for the well site and they paid the two year extension, but I haven't heard anything else out of this well.  Anyone have an update on this?  They were also doing a lot of seismic work in this area.

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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on March 5, 2010 at 5:35
Nutt Heirs 1H is on the proration schedule as T.A. (temporarily abandoned) but had an IP of 3.193 MMcfd on 4-29-09. No production has been reported through the end of 2009. Field is Bo Bo, South (James Lime).

Lewis #1H is a horizontal permitted to 8000' in the Angie (James Lime) or Wildcat field. No completion information available on TRRC.

Newfield Production on both.

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