tucker well

Was the tucker 32 well no 1 potentilized at 47,000 mcfd recently and if so is that a better than average amount of gas production in comparison to other horizontal wells in that area?

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Permalink Reply by Bud on May 31, 2010 at 13:59
I assume you mean 47 mcfd. That would be one of the best ever in this area. Most have been in the 10-15 mcfd range. Even the best in the Haynesville Shale have been 30 or so. The SONRIS site does not report a number-just said it is being potentialed.

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