New Well Permit for XTO in Section 11 - 23N -9W - N. Shongaloo- Red Rock Field

NEW 3 XTO ENERGY/TYLER 12000' JONES O'BRIEN INC #1 ALT DW PRECISION DRILLING/S 19 07/31/10 ASSIGNED
17-119-22188•NORTH SHONGALOO-RED•11-23N-9W-661FSL-949FEL•COTTON VALLEY FROM ITNERSECTION OF GAS VER OD
HWYS 371/160 TR ON 160 (EAST) 11.5 MI TO LA HWY 159; TN 7.7 MI TO LA 615; TE 2.7 MI TO JOHN POPE RD; TL 1.1
MI TO TOM HAYNES RD; TL (NORTH) 1.5 MI TO LEASE RD; TR (NORTHEAST) 300 FT TO LOCATION

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Permalink Reply by Aubrey C. Sanders, Jr. on July 23, 2010 at 17:48
If I were driving the truck moving the rig and they sent me down the John Pope Rd. I would kick someones A--. You can get there this way, but. They should spud this well in about 10 days, I think. By the way, where do you get this info. if not confidential? Thanks for posting. Location is just about 1/2 mile from where I grew up. I have small WI in it..
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on July 24, 2010 at 1:19
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Permalink Reply by Kaufman on July 24, 2010 at 9:17
Both of you guys are on the ball. If anything is ever to pop my way, I will hear from one of you two before I am even approached. Thanks for your info.

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