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Comment by Pamela Pippens on April 8, 2011 at 11:24

I just wish i could get some info bac hrom someone on the Holts are Gentry family and the land that is being drilled on by XTO

Comment by DJG on March 22, 2011 at 3:39

Renee,  Unfortunately things are pretty quiet these days in this area of Shelby County.     Devon drilled their Adams 1-H well directly adjacent to that J.Tutt survey and the results for the Haynesville completion came in at a dissappointing 1.5 mm/cfd initial report and the well has only produced under 0.2 BCF of gas in the 7 months of production that have been reported.     Devon has subsequently pulled back from additional drilling and leasing in this region.     I can emphasize with you, as our own minerals are directly next door to this well also.     Will be curious to see what happens later this year as some of the 3 year terms from Devon's Summer/Fall 2008 leases come up to term as to whether they will renew and wait for better NG prices or whether they will let the leases expire.    The current maps for Bossier Shale still show this area as a good spot, so hopefully someone will come back to the area at a later date to drill those Bossier wells in the future when (if?) NG prices do improve.

Comment by jffree1 on March 14, 2011 at 12:16

XTO still has 8 rigs down here but they are scattered over three counties.  Exco and EOG are still fairly busy in Nac. and San Augustine but I think they will have most of the HBP drilling finished up this year so if the gas price doesn't improve later this year, I think you will see a lot of rigs moving out of the trough.

Devon and a few others are drilling CV wells up north where they have a chance at finding a little condensate.  And, there is a huge rumor running through Harrison and Panola that someone brought in a nice  oil well.  Nothing substantial to back it up yet, though, so stay tuned...

Comment by adubu on March 14, 2011 at 11:07

jfree1--- it maybe the location of NW Shelby more than anything plus you are correct Devon like all the others are following oil and gas with good liquids and the east texas shale is dry gas and moving out of marginal play at 3.75 NG prices--will need $7+ to come back. Most are still active in the south west shelby into san augustine and SE Nacgodoches county where they are finding well 15-20 mmcf+ IPs

Comment by jffree1 on March 14, 2011 at 10:37

Carl, I am hearing the same story all over this area and not just NW Shelby County.  Devon isn't keen on drilling for Haynesville gas at the moment.

Comment by Carl L Ward on March 14, 2011 at 8:30

So is Devon still leasing?  They did not exercise the option on my land SE of Tenaha near Old Home community.

Comment by jffree1 on March 14, 2011 at 6:56

adubu, I haven't sifted through the reports to try to determine which are Bossier completions and XTO never tells. 

Comment by adubu on March 14, 2011 at 3:07

jffree1----are all the XTO wells IP completions  Haynesville or some Bossier Shale?

Comment by jffree1 on March 13, 2011 at 9:45

Where you been, intrepid?  I posted all of the XTO wells last month:-).

 

http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/shelbycounty/forum/topics/x...

 

ETDR needs to tighten up.

Comment by intrepid on March 13, 2011 at 7:26

WOW:

• The Mountaineers DU Well No. 1H hit 18,000 feet four miles southeast of Shelbyville and potentialed 4.285 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke.

• The Badgers DU Well No. 1H hit 18,938 feet 3.6 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 4.829 million cubic feet of gas on a 14/64-inch choke.

• The Utes DU Well No. 1H hit 18,250 feet 9.5 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 11.338 million cubic feet of gas on a 18/64-inch choke.

• The Buckeyes DU Well No. 1H hit 18,83 feet nine miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 6.122 million cubic feet of gas on a 19/64-inch choke.

• The Ducks DU Well No. 1H hit 19,730 feet 3.5 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 8.336 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke.

• The Lumberjacks DU Well No. 1H hit 17,661 feet 8.5 miles southeast of Center and potentialed 6.236 million cubic feet of gas on a 17/64-inch choke.

• The Bruins DU Well No. 1H hit 18,657 feet 8.8 miles southeast of Center and potentialed 7.842 million cubic feet of gas on a 17/64-inch choke. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.

Chesapeake completed the Hurst Well No. 1H to 18,082 feet 2.1 miles northwest of Shelbyville in the Carthage Field. This well potentialed 3.743 million cubic feet of gas on a 14/64-inch choke. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.

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