First (?) Haynesville Shale Well Permit in Webster Parish (5/18/09)

BEUSA Energy has permitted the following well in Webster Parish which I believe may be the first Haynesville Shale test in the parish. Although identified as a wildcat the location is adjacent to the Elm Grove and Sligo Fields. I have attached the well permit for information.

BEUSA, Mongomery 18 #1 Well, Serial #239784, S18-T17N-R10W

Attachments:

Harold Montgomery 18-1 Well.pdf, 136 KB

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landownerPermalink Reply by A. Banks on May 18, 2009 at 10:40

Thanks Les. We're leased in T19N, R10W and R9W. Even though the latest well info is 2 townships south of us, it's always good to hear of any activity in Webster Parish.

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