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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 Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 8, 2012 at 13:09

Good, now all you have to do is avoid the likes of Lago, not Largo.  Good Luck.

Comment by HMI on May 8, 2012 at 12:49

Thanks Skip! We've got about a 1000 acres down in there. 

Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 8, 2012 at 10:56

HMI, S1-3N-1E, S2, 6 &11-3N-2E, S23 & 44-4N-2E, S16-5N-1E and S32 & 44-5N-2E. This was for a handful of leases.  I didn't count them but I'd say less than a dozen.  I am unfamiliar with Lago which is out of Athens, TX.  That they would be looking to flip is a reasonable assumption.

Comment by blackjackjackson on May 8, 2012 at 10:50

is the big flip about to happen?

are the canadians or chinese or other BIG MONEY about to buy indigo?

 

i see other big companies flipping for up to $12k/a.

Comment by HMI on May 8, 2012 at 10:48

What STR's is Largo speculating in? 

Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on May 8, 2012 at 10:45

Those are standard Bath 14-BR1 series leases and would require a lengthy Exhibit A to amend properly.  I wouldn't suggest anyone execute that style lease without the assistance of an experienced O&G attorney.  You're probably correct, Solo.  The leases filed to date don't appear to be taken for an operator.

Comment by Solo Nutiket on May 8, 2012 at 10:26

Saw that Lago Petroleum registered about 15 leases April 26, 2012.  Have heard others are receiving offers.  None of the leases seem to have much density around any given area.  Is this just speculation??

Comment by blackjackjackson on February 9, 2012 at 16:53

34h now has a pump that is pumping.

Comment by blackjackjackson on December 10, 2011 at 4:27

please excuse the double post.  i was copying from abbington and trying to share my last scout.  

me and buddy did see the storage tanks driven onto site and underconstruction wed/ thur.  we did see black smoke from the flame.

also, xmas tree w/ green tanks.  also, new water tanks.  there were about 40 workers on site.  lots of activity.

Comment by blackjackjackson on December 10, 2011 at 4:22

exciting news: http://neworleanscitybusiness.com/thenewsroom/2011/12/09/houston-fi...

Houston firm reports find in Tuscaloosa Marine Shale

by Jennifer Larino, Staff Writer

December 9th, 2011 · No Comments · Blog

Houston-based Indigo Minerals announced today that it has struck pay dirt in one of the newest stretches of shale oil and gas in Louisiana to start drawing industry attention.

In a statement through its Louisiana subsidiary, Indigo II Louisiana Operating, the company said its first horizontal well in the Louisiana Eagle Ford Shale, also known as the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, resulted in oil and liquid natural gas finds. The 2.7 million-acre play spans central and southeast Louisiana and a section of southwest Mississippi.

The Indigo well, in Rapides Parish, flowed at a rate of about 543 barrels of oil per day during recent testing. To put that into perspective, the BP oil well that blew out in the Gulf of Mexico last April flowed at rate of 53,000 barrels per day before being capped in July, according to final estimates.

Even so, the Indigo discovery reinforces industry belief that newer hydraulic fracturing techniques, which pump water and chemicals deep into rocks to push out natural gas and oil, can reach central Louisiana shale oil and natural gas reserves once thought too costly to tap.

The find also shows the presence of valuable oil and liquid natural gas reserves. That could make the play more attractive than the Haynesville Shale to the north, which produces largely “dry” natural gas, or gas that contains no liquid hydrocarbons.

Indigo has assembled nearly 260,000 net acres in the Louisiana Eagle Ford. Canadian driller Encana Corp. and Devon Energy Corp. of Oklahoma City have also bought more than 200,000 acres each in the eastern parts of the play.

As shale drilling activity heats up in the central portion of the state, environmental groups are calling on the state to tighten regulations, including water use restrictions

 

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