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RAPIDES PARISH CROWELL WELL HAS NEW SERIAL NUMBER 193 Replies

Looks like there has been a new Permit issued for Crowell well SW of Glenmora.   Was SN# 251311 & now it is SN# 251809.Continue

Started by Lisa Melder-Johnson. Last reply by Rock Man May 21, 2022.

Crowell LM 30H #2 2 Replies

On 12/10, Precision Drilling Rig #109 reported 24 days drilling ahead @14,118' on the Southwind Crowell LM 30H #2.Continue

Started by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Dec 18, 2021.

Prime Rock permits Crosby 33 H #1, Masters Creek Field, Rapides Parish

SERIALWELL NAMEWELL NUMORG IDFIELDPARISHPROD TYPESECTWNRGEEFFECTIVE DATEAPI NUM252648AUS C RA SUS;CROSBY 33 H001…Continue

Started by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Jan 28, 2021.

Prime Rock HZ AC application, Masters Creek 5 Replies

This application was added to the Commissioner's hearing docket today for the 9/29 hearing date.…Continue

Started by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Sep 18, 2020.

CROWELL LM 3 252119 vs 220535 48 Replies

On this well are they going back in the 220535 or is it a new drill just at same location?Continue

Started by Lisa Melder-Johnson. Last reply by Lisa Melder-Johnson Jun 10, 2020.

SAExploration working in area now 3 Replies

SAExploration's is working in the area between Forest Hill and Melder today.  Crew with drill buggy and water truck.  SAExploration is the one who is permitted to do the 500+ square mile 3D seismic survey for CGG.Continue

Started by Lisa Melder-Johnson. Last reply by Rock Man Sep 15, 2019.

SAExploration working in area now

SAExploration's is working in the area between Forest Hill and Melder today.  Crew with drill buggy and water truck.  SAExploration is the one who is permitted to do the 500+ square mile 3D seismic survey for CGG.Continue

Started by Lisa Melder-Johnson Sep 14, 2019.

Seismic Systems Inc working in local area 14 Replies

Yesterday a company by the name of SSI (white suv) was working in my area Saturday.  Could they be contracted to do part of the 3D survey.  I see only work in Louisiana thata they worked on was ih n Delhi and was 4D?  First I heard of 4D.Continue

Started by Lisa Melder-Johnson. Last reply by Lisa Melder-Johnson Sep 3, 2019.

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Comment by Rock Man on November 20, 2018 at 17:23

On Crowell, last week they were fishing for stuck pipe at 15.933' -now washing and reaming hole 850' shallower in the wellbore. Without knowing details, it is possible that they did not "unstick" the drill pipe and had to back off and leave fish in hole. Or they got the pipe unstuck, drilled to TD, logged the hole and are now getting ready to plug back and start drilling the lateral.

These weekly reports are great, but they do a lot to the imagination (especially in a situation like this one).

Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on November 20, 2018 at 10:34

Wash & Ream - conditioning the wellbore

Comment by David Crockett on November 20, 2018 at 10:26

I see the Crowell LM30 well #251311 was updated today.  It says w & r @ 15,072’. 

Comment by Rock Man on November 14, 2018 at 17:55

Operator may go deeper or shallower than permitted depth. All depends on when they well through target ( assuming base of AC) and then getting 100-150' of rat hole so that the section can be logged and entire section evaluated.

Comment by David Crockett on November 14, 2018 at 13:57

So they only lacked 15 feet getting to the vertical depth that they wanted before getting stuck. Is that correct?  Then it looks like they had only planned to go an additional 57 feet. Am I correct?  Is that unusual?

Comment by Rock Man on November 14, 2018 at 11:42

Jay, thanks - I should have figured that this was still pilot hole part of program / my error. Even more a concern that they are stuck in vertical hole.

Comment by Rock Man on November 14, 2018 at 11:13

David, thanks for the Crowell update. Not encouraging seeing them having to deal with stuck drill pipe only about 1000' below intermediate casing shoe. I figure this puts the wellbore either in the lower part of the curve or at a horizontal position in the AC target zone. Also assuming the operator is using oil based mud to limit such problems.

Comment by David Crockett on November 14, 2018 at 10:57

I see the Crowell well in Rapides parish #251311 has been updated today. 

November 8-detail: 10/17/18 tested Cameron BOP to 3500 PSI for 30 mins, test OK. 10/23/18, drilling @ 11,817. 10/29/18 tested Cameron BOP to 3500 PSI for 30 mins, test OK. 11/7/18, running and cementing 9 5/8” casing, TD 14,915’

11/14/18    11/8/18, set 9 5/8” @ 14,861’ w/ 986 bbls cem, TD 14,915’. 11/8/18, tested Cameron BOPS to 10,000 PSI for 30 mins, test ok. 11/13/18, jarring on stuck pipe @ 15,933’

Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on October 19, 2018 at 6:23

Hard to say, I'm not very familiar with land owner rights in a BLM minerals unit.  I' m unaware to the "lease holders" you mention so I can't comment.

Comment by Lisa Melder-Johnson on October 19, 2018 at 6:19

Does being in a BLM leased drilling unit hurt private land owners, because they don't have to pay lease money to us.  And are these BLM lease holders in it only for a resale for profit.

 

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