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Comment by Charmine on October 20, 2008 at 8:02

Whee-ha, that's what I was thinkin'!

Comment by intrepid on October 19, 2008 at 14:20

Looking good>>>

Shelby County

The McSwain Well No. 6 bottoms at 12,460 feet nine miles southwest of Center in the Stockman Field. This well was drilled by Devon Energy. On adjustable choke, it potentialed 5.400 million cf of gas in the Cotton Valley formation.


On 64/64-inch choke, the Weaver Well No. 1 potentialed 10.072 million cf of gas. This well was completed 11.2 miles southwest of Center in the Angie Field by Cabot Oil & Gas. Total depth is 13,269 feet. Production is in the James Lime formation.


Devon Energy completed the Case Well No. 3 in the Stockman Field to 12,430 feet. Location is 10.8 miles southwest of Center. This well was gauged on an adjustable choke and potentialed 11.559 million cf of gas in the Cotton Valley formation.

Comment by Charmine on September 22, 2008 at 4:26

Happy Monday all! My phone has not rang in days with any updates. Is it as quiet down there as it appears to be from here?

Comment by Gone Fishin on September 10, 2008 at 3:43

Hi student, the wildcat you're referring to is probably the depth . such as cotton valey formation or james lime. they have been calling the haynesville layer "wildcat" on the permits.

Comment by Regina on September 9, 2008 at 6:39

On a 16" pipe, with a 50 Foot right of way, what are the prices paid for a rod?
The company is Embridge. I understand smaller pipelines running from wells on my property, or in the unit, where I would be dealing with Devon, would be less per rod, because of my lease with them, but on a outside company wanting to cross my property, what are some of the damages paid for different things. They first said they would be coming thru an area where the damages would not effect much, but when they saw a clean river bottom, with improved grass, they moved their propossed line right thru the middle of my best land. Can I ask them to move over, 200 or 300 hundred feet?
Tags: embridge, pipelines

Comment by student on September 7, 2008 at 14:31

What does the phrase "will be drilled in a Wildcat" mean as opposed to other wells drilled in a certain field.

Comment by Gone Fishin on September 6, 2008 at 16:55

Heres a royalty calculator.
http://geology.com/royalty/

Comment by Charmine on September 2, 2008 at 12:33

LOL, thanks for the support intrepid! I'm glad to know you are there. I feel a bit inept at times as I post my way through this site...hopefully I don't sound that way to everyone else. Oh well, I keep learning, and hopefully others are doing the same- as I share what I am finding out!

Comment by intrepid on September 2, 2008 at 11:55

Must be the hurricane, Charmine, keeping them from talking.

Comment by Charmine on August 28, 2008 at 8:56

Hellloooo? Is anybody out there? Up here in Montana, depending on you Texans to keep the chatter up about what's going on down there, as we all wait to see what happens. Group says there are 64 of us in here, but I sure haven't heard much information from 64 of us. Don't mind me...haven't heard any new news in a couple of days and it makes me twitchy. Too much reading on this website makes me nervous when my phone isn't ringing! Happy Thursday to you all!

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