Devon Energy completed the Snell Well No. 1H to 6,947 feet .6 miles south of Neuville in the Angie Field. On an adjustable choke the well potentialed 3.500 million cubic feet of gas in the James Lime.
Devon Energy completed the Motley Well No. 1H to 12,522 feet .7 miles north of Neuville in the Carthage Field On an adjustable choke well potentialed 4.000 million cubic feet of gas in the Carthage Field. Production was in the Haynesville Shale.y County
Developmental:
Chesapeake Operating will drill the Catherine Well No. 1H in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well will bottom at 19,000 feet 8.8 miles southwest of Huxley in the J.B. Tucker Survey, A-721.
TXO Energy will drill the Bearcats DU Well No. 1H will be drilled to 17,600 feet 3.9 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the B. Odell, Hrs. Survey, A-534.
In a lease five miles southwest of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field, Noble Energy will drill the Nancy Lou McLendon Unit Well No. 1H to 12,000 feet in the A. Lindsey Survey, A-423.
Unit Petroleum completed two new wells. The R. Kidd Well No. 1 hit 11,750 feet 5.4 miles northwest of Center in the Carthage Field. On a 64/64-inch choke the well potentialed 122,000 cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
The Smith Well No. 1 hit 11,765 feet eight miles west of Center in the Stockman. On a 14/64-inch choke the well potentialed 1.328 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Cotton Valley.
Devon Energy completed the Adams Well No. 1H to 16,315 feet 5.7 miles northwest of Timpson in the Carthage Field. On an adjustable choke the well potentialed 1.500 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
Developmental:
Shelby County
In a lease five miles southeast of Shelbyville, XTO Energy will drill the Huskies DU Well No. 1H to 19,400 feet in the Carthage (Hayneville Shale) Field. The well is in the T.B. Choate Survey, A-111.
Devon Energy will drill the C.C. Locke Well No. 1H to 18,500 feet 4.3 miles southeast of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This is in the J. Inman Survey, A-378.
The Hoosiers DU Well No. 1H will be drilled by XTO Energy to 22,800 feet 8.7 miles southwest of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the Rusk CSL Survey, A-591.
Unit Petroleum completed the Jones Well No. 1 to 8,906 feet 6.7 miles Shelby Countynorthwest of Center in the Angie Field. This well flowed with three barrels of crude, choke size not available. Production is in the Pettet.
The Stockman Field has seen the Campbell Well No. 1 completed by Unit Petroleum to 11,962 feet 7.3 miles northwest of Center. This well potentialed 2.220 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke. Production is in the Travis Peak.
Ellora Operating completed the Reagan Riley Well No. 1FH to 7,724 feet in a lease 17.2 miles southeast of Center in the Huxley Field. The well flowed with 43.3 barrels of crude on a 16/64-inch choke. Production is in the Fredricksburg.
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Developmental:
Shelby County
The Christine Well No. 1H will be drilled to 18,000 feet 8.2 miles southeast of Huxley in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. Chesapeake Operating will drill this well in the J.B. Tucker Survey, A-721.
The Charles Childress Unit Well No. 3 has been completed to 8,768 feet 3.1 miles east of Joaquin in the Joaquin Field by Classic Operating. On a 28/64-inch choke the well potentialed 2.345 million cubic feet of gas in the Travis Peak.
Southwestern Energy completed the Waterman (Pettet) 3 Well No. 1H to 14,314 feet 7.6 miles northeast of Attoyac in the Angie Field. On a 28/64-inch choke, the well flowed with 283 barrels of crude. Production is in the Pettet.
Developmental:
Shelby County
St. Mary Land & Exploration will drill the Boone Well No. 1H to 13,000 feet 13.5 miles southeast of Center in the N. Davis Survey, A-147. It is in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field.
XTO Energy will drill the Vols DU Well No. 1H to 21,700 feet 7.2 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the H.L. Wiggins Survey, A-763.
EnerQuest Corp. will drill the Graves Gas Unit Well No. 7B to 10,000 feet in a lease 2.6 miles northwest of Stockman in the Garrison (Travis Peak) Field. This well is in the J. Gomez Survey, A-243 and may be drilled in a wildcat field.
The South Stockman Field has seen the BP Cottle Well No. 3 completed by Endeavor Natural Gas. This well hit 9,500 feet 6.5 miles southwest of Center. On a 14/64-inch choke the well potentialed 1.055 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Travis Peak.
On a 12/64-inch choke the Roadrunners DU Well No. 1HR potentialed 7.204 million cubic feet of gas. XTO Energy completed the well to 19,385 feet 8.4 miles southeast of Center in the Carthage Field.
Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
Shelby County
Developmental:
XTO Energy will drill the Hurricanes DU Well No. 1H to 18,200 feet 11.7 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the J. Anderson Survey, A-5 in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field.
Samford Well No. 1H will be drilled by Chesapeake Operating to 18,000 feet in a lease 3.8 miles south of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The well is in the M.H. Vann Survey, A-751.
Have you guys heard anything on the fracking delays with Shlumburge? I am trying to get the scoop on the Betty Fults 1H well. Well is completed but not fracked. Any news will be greatly appreciated.
Smith 1H has been drilled Chesapeake in Carthage Field. This well is 7.32 miles southeast of Timpson at 14,976 feet. On 14/64-inch choke, it potentialed 3.615 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in Haynesville Shale formation.
Developmental:
Shelby County
XTO Energy will drill the Orangemen DU Well No. 1H to 21,200 feet 7.4 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the H.L. Wiggins Survey, A-763.
Southwestern Energy will drill Crest D Gas 1 and the Crest F Gas 1 in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The Crest D will be 13.5 miles southeast of Shelbyville to 13,000 feet in the J. Saunders Survey, A-690. The Crest F will be 9.9 miles northeast of San Augustine to 13,100 feet in the J. Buckley Survey, A-41.
Chesapeake Operating will drill the KC Gas 1H in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The well will bottom at 16,000 feet, 6.9 miles northwest of Center in the J. Bryant Survey, A-77.
BillyBob, go to your discussion posted above and click "Edit Discussion" and then make sure it is an "open" discussion. There is no place to make a reply.
Kelly Swanson, please read my August 27 comment to BillyBob. When you add a discussion you have control over replies to that discussion and right now... yours is closed to replies. You will not get an answer to your questions unless you fix it.
anybody know about anything happening in Hurstown. No replies yet to my post about the George Neil Survey. XTO says they're about to drill 2 wells very soon.
My mom was one of many heirs to 135 acres in San Augustine,TX and 93 acres in Shelby County,TX. Other family members received bonus Payment Vouchers and Paid Up Oil and Gas Lease from Cabot in July for the San Augustine interest. My 2 siblings and I have never been contacted about the San Augustine minerals. Paloma Resources recently sent us a Payment Voucher for $150 each and a lease document for 3 yrs. @ 25% royalty in October. What should we do?
Do you guys know how much (percentage or fraction) you own? I've seen where it's decided to pay a set fee to mineral owners inducing them to lease. In the old days, $50 - $100 was decided, which were ridiculous and in the range of $500 / net acre (before the boom). I've also seen a company man decide to pay a flat "$100, regardless of how much each Lessor owns". The more interest a person owns, the worse the deal is, the less a person owns, the better deal it is. I still haven't figured Paloma out... they buy leases within the "big company" maps that can be found on the internet - - however, I don't remember seeing them permit / drill a well. If you know how much interest you own (or how much Paloma or Cabot says you own), I might be able to get more $$$ to you.
Devon brought in the King GU 1H that potentialed 2,000 cubic feet of gas??? That's per the Tyler Paper drilling report posted on Sunday, January 30th ... they had a period in their copy, but I assumed it to be a decimal.
Either way, I think I can get that much natural gas from a can of beans washed down with a couple of cans of beer! Dang, this getting rich on O&G in modern days just isn't the same thing that Jed Clampett did, is it?
R. Ward, if you want to post a question as a new discussion, scroll up from this box to the bottom of the listed discussions and click on +Start Discussion. A new page will open where you can type your question and give it a title. When you are finished, click on SAVE and the new topic will appear at the top of the discussion list. If you want to change something later you can go back and choose EDIT under the OPTIONS button and it will open again so you can make changes.
• The Mountaineers DU Well No. 1H hit 18,000 feet four miles southeast of Shelbyville and potentialed 4.285 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke.
• The Badgers DU Well No. 1H hit 18,938 feet 3.6 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 4.829 million cubic feet of gas on a 14/64-inch choke.
• The Utes DU Well No. 1H hit 18,250 feet 9.5 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 11.338 million cubic feet of gas on a 18/64-inch choke.
• The Buckeyes DU Well No. 1H hit 18,83 feet nine miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 6.122 million cubic feet of gas on a 19/64-inch choke.
• The Ducks DU Well No. 1H hit 19,730 feet 3.5 miles southwest of Shelbyville and potentialed 8.336 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke.
• The Lumberjacks DU Well No. 1H hit 17,661 feet 8.5 miles southeast of Center and potentialed 6.236 million cubic feet of gas on a 17/64-inch choke.
• The Bruins DU Well No. 1H hit 18,657 feet 8.8 miles southeast of Center and potentialed 7.842 million cubic feet of gas on a 17/64-inch choke. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
Chesapeake completed the Hurst Well No. 1H to 18,082 feet 2.1 miles northwest of Shelbyville in the Carthage Field. This well potentialed 3.743 million cubic feet of gas on a 14/64-inch choke. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
jfree1--- it maybe the location of NW Shelby more than anything plus you are correct Devon like all the others are following oil and gas with good liquids and the east texas shale is dry gas and moving out of marginal play at 3.75 NG prices--will need $7+ to come back. Most are still active in the south west shelby into san augustine and SE Nacgodoches county where they are finding well 15-20 mmcf+ IPs
XTO still has 8 rigs down here but they are scattered over three counties. Exco and EOG are still fairly busy in Nac. and San Augustine but I think they will have most of the HBP drilling finished up this year so if the gas price doesn't improve later this year, I think you will see a lot of rigs moving out of the trough.
Devon and a few others are drilling CV wells up north where they have a chance at finding a little condensate. And, there is a huge rumor running through Harrison and Panola that someone brought in a nice oil well. Nothing substantial to back it up yet, though, so stay tuned...
Renee, Unfortunately things are pretty quiet these days in this area of Shelby County. Devon drilled their Adams 1-H well directly adjacent to that J.Tutt survey and the results for the Haynesville completion came in at a dissappointing 1.5 mm/cfd initial report and the well has only produced under 0.2 BCF of gas in the 7 months of production that have been reported. Devon has subsequently pulled back from additional drilling and leasing in this region. I can emphasize with you, as our own minerals are directly next door to this well also. Will be curious to see what happens later this year as some of the 3 year terms from Devon's Summer/Fall 2008 leases come up to term as to whether they will renew and wait for better NG prices or whether they will let the leases expire. The current maps for Bossier Shale still show this area as a good spot, so hopefully someone will come back to the area at a later date to drill those Bossier wells in the future when (if?) NG prices do improve.
how do we find out if a pipeline is being built to connect the XTO Cardinals DU #1 H in Shelby County TX? Or if there is one they will being able to tie-in to? Status says waiting on completion so I guess that might mean waiting on pipeline? Thanks to anyone that might have any information.
Charmine, I don't find any information on that well other than the permit. There is no completion or production so it was most likely not drilled. The permit is over two years old and would have expired in Feb.
Thanks Jiffree. I am so out of the loop, that I don't even begin to know where to start looking to play catch up. Is this particular survey in Shelby Cty. looking like it isn't in the sweet spot after all, or has it just not been drilled enough to get an accurate idea still?
Charmine, the well results in that area were below expectations. Drilling Haynesville wells in the north half of Shelby Co. has ceased (for now) except for a small area west of Joaquin. I think they probably just aren't economic at today's gas price.
Are we the only ones that have producing wells on their property that have passed the 120 day mark and no Division Order or are there others out there with the same problem ???
It's been a while since my last post. What's the latest on The Tar Heels DU Well No. 1H in Shelbyville since May 2011? Any DOs? I was unable to locate it on the RR site this evening. Any help with this is appreciated.
The ET side has... it seems. It's been quiet since school started and now it's holidays and deer hunting. Have you looked at Les B's Drilling Rigs reports lately? There are 4 rigs in Shelby, 6 in San Augustine and a few up north. The only place where things are still jumping is Nacogdoches.
There seems to be a lot of permitting lately based on filings. XTO and some Chesapeake appear to be active and several smaller companies, so its not all dryed up in Shelby.
"There are 4 rigs in Shelby" which is notable because Shelby County was the focus of drilling a year ago with a high point of 19 rigs drilling at once. The price of gas is supressing activity but XTO and CHK still have acreage to HBP so drilling will continue but at a slower pace unless the price of gas goes up significantly.
Butterfoot, it was a temporary situation. It is available now but you may find it unavailable Sunday afternoon when they shut down for regular maintenance.
Hi Shelby county! Still alive and kicking, though I don't come on much anymore. Now that my disease has progressed such, I do wish I had signed on my last offer back in 2009. Oh well, I will will it to my nieces and nephews, so maybe my small little share will bring them great rewards in their lifetime! Take care y'all!
ALERT SHELBY COUNTY MINERAL OWNERS: please contact Representative Chris Paddie at Rep. Chris Paddie (R – Tyler) chris.paddie@house.state.tx.us 512-463-0556 and ask him to VOTE NO on HB100 - Forced Pooling bill in the House Energy Resources committee on Wednesday March 13!
We must KILL THIS BILL in committee. This is a terrible bill for all Texas land and mineral owners.
Has anyone heard of new leases in or very near to Center? My land is a good part of the Harvey Survey and our last lease expired in 2011. Are there any producing wells close to this?
Thanks, Robin (descendant of the McKee, Ellington and Crawfords of Shelby Co.
DJG
Completions:
Devon Energy completed the Snell Well No. 1H to 6,947 feet .6 miles south of Neuville in the Angie Field. On an adjustable choke the well potentialed 3.500 million cubic feet of gas in the James Lime.
Devon Energy completed the Motley Well No. 1H to 12,522 feet .7 miles north of Neuville in the Carthage Field On an adjustable choke well potentialed 4.000 million cubic feet of gas in the Carthage Field. Production was in the Haynesville Shale.y County
Developmental:
Chesapeake Operating will drill the Catherine Well No. 1H in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well will bottom at 19,000 feet 8.8 miles southwest of Huxley in the J.B. Tucker Survey, A-721.
TXO Energy will drill the Bearcats DU Well No. 1H will be drilled to 17,600 feet 3.9 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the B. Odell, Hrs. Survey, A-534.
In a lease five miles southwest of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field, Noble Energy will drill the Nancy Lou McLendon Unit Well No. 1H to 12,000 feet in the A. Lindsey Survey, A-423.
Jun 13, 2010
DJG
Completions:
Shelby County
Unit Petroleum completed two new wells. The R. Kidd Well No. 1 hit 11,750 feet 5.4 miles northwest of Center in the Carthage Field. On a 64/64-inch choke the well potentialed 122,000 cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
The Smith Well No. 1 hit 11,765 feet eight miles west of Center in the Stockman. On a 14/64-inch choke the well potentialed 1.328 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Cotton Valley.
Jun 20, 2010
DJG
Completions:
Shelby County
Devon Energy completed the Adams Well No. 1H to 16,315 feet 5.7 miles northwest of Timpson in the Carthage Field. On an adjustable choke the well potentialed 1.500 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
Developmental:
Shelby County
In a lease five miles southeast of Shelbyville, XTO Energy will drill the Huskies DU Well No. 1H to 19,400 feet in the Carthage (Hayneville Shale) Field. The well is in the T.B. Choate Survey, A-111.
Devon Energy will drill the C.C. Locke Well No. 1H to 18,500 feet 4.3 miles southeast of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This is in the J. Inman Survey, A-378.
The Hoosiers DU Well No. 1H will be drilled by XTO Energy to 22,800 feet 8.7 miles southwest of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the Rusk CSL Survey, A-591.
Jun 27, 2010
DJG
Completions:
Unit Petroleum completed the Jones Well No. 1 to 8,906 feet 6.7 miles Shelby Countynorthwest of Center in the Angie Field. This well flowed with three barrels of crude, choke size not available. Production is in the Pettet.
The Stockman Field has seen the Campbell Well No. 1 completed by Unit Petroleum to 11,962 feet 7.3 miles northwest of Center. This well potentialed 2.220 million cubic feet of gas on a 15/64-inch choke. Production is in the Travis Peak.
Ellora Operating completed the Reagan Riley Well No. 1FH to 7,724 feet in a lease 17.2 miles southeast of Center in the Huxley Field. The well flowed with 43.3 barrels of crude on a 16/64-inch choke. Production is in the Fredricksburg.
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Developmental:
Shelby County
The Christine Well No. 1H will be drilled to 18,000 feet 8.2 miles southeast of Huxley in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. Chesapeake Operating will drill this well in the J.B. Tucker Survey, A-721.
Jul 4, 2010
DJG
Completions:
The Charles Childress Unit Well No. 3 has been completed to 8,768 feet 3.1 miles east of Joaquin in the Joaquin Field by Classic Operating. On a 28/64-inch choke the well potentialed 2.345 million cubic feet of gas in the Travis Peak.
Jul 12, 2010
DJG
Completions:
Shelby County
Southwestern Energy completed the Waterman (Pettet) 3 Well No. 1H to 14,314 feet 7.6 miles northeast of Attoyac in the Angie Field. On a 28/64-inch choke, the well flowed with 283 barrels of crude. Production is in the Pettet.
Developmental:
Shelby County
St. Mary Land & Exploration will drill the Boone Well No. 1H to 13,000 feet 13.5 miles southeast of Center in the N. Davis Survey, A-147. It is in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field.
XTO Energy will drill the Vols DU Well No. 1H to 21,700 feet 7.2 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the H.L. Wiggins Survey, A-763.
EnerQuest Corp. will drill the Graves Gas Unit Well No. 7B to 10,000 feet in a lease 2.6 miles northwest of Stockman in the Garrison (Travis Peak) Field. This well is in the J. Gomez Survey, A-243 and may be drilled in a wildcat field.
Jul 17, 2010
DJG
Completions:
The South Stockman Field has seen the BP Cottle Well No. 3 completed by Endeavor Natural Gas. This well hit 9,500 feet 6.5 miles southwest of Center. On a 14/64-inch choke the well potentialed 1.055 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Travis Peak.
On a 12/64-inch choke the Roadrunners DU Well No. 1HR potentialed 7.204 million cubic feet of gas. XTO Energy completed the well to 19,385 feet 8.4 miles southeast of Center in the Carthage Field.
Production is in the Haynesville Shale.
Shelby County
Developmental:
XTO Energy will drill the Hurricanes DU Well No. 1H to 18,200 feet 11.7 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the J. Anderson Survey, A-5 in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field.
Samford Well No. 1H will be drilled by Chesapeake Operating to 18,000 feet in a lease 3.8 miles south of Center in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The well is in the M.H. Vann Survey, A-751.
Jul 27, 2010
James C. Fults
Thanks!
Jim
Jul 30, 2010
jffree1
Jul 31, 2010
adubu
Jul 31, 2010
James C. Fults
Aug 4, 2010
adubu
Aug 16, 2010
DJG
Completions:
Shelby County
Smith 1H has been drilled Chesapeake in Carthage Field. This well is 7.32 miles southeast of Timpson at 14,976 feet. On 14/64-inch choke, it potentialed 3.615 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in Haynesville Shale formation.
Developmental:
Shelby County
XTO Energy will drill the Orangemen DU Well No. 1H to 21,200 feet 7.4 miles southeast of Shelbyville in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. This well is in the H.L. Wiggins Survey, A-763.
Southwestern Energy will drill Crest D Gas 1 and the Crest F Gas 1 in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The Crest D will be 13.5 miles southeast of Shelbyville to 13,000 feet in the J. Saunders Survey, A-690. The Crest F will be 9.9 miles northeast of San Augustine to 13,100 feet in the J. Buckley Survey, A-41.
Chesapeake Operating will drill the KC Gas 1H in the Carthage (Haynesville Shale) Field. The well will bottom at 16,000 feet, 6.9 miles northwest of Center in the J. Bryant Survey, A-77.
Aug 22, 2010
jffree1
Aug 27, 2010
jffree1
Oct 15, 2010
Dennis
Nov 12, 2010
DeeDee
Nov 20, 2010
GoRicky
Nov 20, 2010
jffree1
There is no activity in A-725 right now.
Dec 10, 2010
Vivien Smith
what's the latest on the Wilburn survey
Dec 30, 2010
Bill R
Ick! ....
Devon brought in the King GU 1H that potentialed 2,000 cubic feet of gas??? That's per the Tyler Paper drilling report posted on Sunday, January 30th ... they had a period in their copy, but I assumed it to be a decimal.
Either way, I think I can get that much natural gas from a can of beans washed down with a couple of cans of beer! Dang, this getting rich on O&G in modern days just isn't the same thing that Jed Clampett did, is it?
Jan 30, 2011
R. Ward
Where do you post a question?
Feb 4, 2011
jffree1
Feb 5, 2011
intrepid
WOW:
Mar 13, 2011
jffree1
Where you been, intrepid? I posted all of the XTO wells last month:-).
http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/shelbycounty/forum/topics/x...
ETDR needs to tighten up.
Mar 13, 2011
adubu
Mar 14, 2011
jffree1
Mar 14, 2011
Carl L Ward
Mar 14, 2011
jffree1
Mar 14, 2011
adubu
Mar 14, 2011
jffree1
XTO still has 8 rigs down here but they are scattered over three counties. Exco and EOG are still fairly busy in Nac. and San Augustine but I think they will have most of the HBP drilling finished up this year so if the gas price doesn't improve later this year, I think you will see a lot of rigs moving out of the trough.
Devon and a few others are drilling CV wells up north where they have a chance at finding a little condensate. And, there is a huge rumor running through Harrison and Panola that someone brought in a nice oil well. Nothing substantial to back it up yet, though, so stay tuned...
Mar 14, 2011
DJG
Mar 22, 2011
Pamela Pippens
Apr 8, 2011
Dennis
Apr 26, 2011
Charmine
Jul 12, 2011
jffree1
Jul 12, 2011
Charmine
Jul 12, 2011
jffree1
Jul 18, 2011
Rodeo Mom
Are we the only ones that have producing wells on their property that have passed the 120 day mark and no Division Order or are there others out there with the same problem ???
Aug 10, 2011
DeeDee
Sep 25, 2011
intrepid
Dec 7, 2011
jffree1
The ET side has... it seems. It's been quiet since school started and now it's holidays and deer hunting. Have you looked at Les B's Drilling Rigs reports lately? There are 4 rigs in Shelby, 6 in San Augustine and a few up north. The only place where things are still jumping is Nacogdoches.
Dec 8, 2011
Mike
There seems to be a lot of permitting lately based on filings. XTO and some Chesapeake appear to be active and several smaller companies, so its not all dryed up in Shelby.
Dec 8, 2011
jffree1
"There are 4 rigs in Shelby" which is notable because Shelby County was the focus of drilling a year ago with a high point of 19 rigs drilling at once. The price of gas is supressing activity but XTO and CHK still have acreage to HBP so drilling will continue but at a slower pace unless the price of gas goes up significantly.
Dec 8, 2011
Butterfoot
Texas RRC has restricted public online access to Drillling Permit information. Anyone know why?
Feb 3, 2012
jffree1
Butterfoot, it was a temporary situation. It is available now but you may find it unavailable Sunday afternoon when they shut down for regular maintenance.
Feb 3, 2012
Charmine
Hi Shelby county! Still alive and kicking, though I don't come on much anymore. Now that my disease has progressed such, I do wish I had signed on my last offer back in 2009. Oh well, I will will it to my nieces and nephews, so maybe my small little share will bring them great rewards in their lifetime! Take care y'all!
Feb 9, 2012
intrepid
We must KILL THIS BILL in committee. This is a terrible bill for all Texas land and mineral owners.
Mar 10, 2013
adubu
Mar 10, 2013
Robin S
Has anyone heard of new leases in or very near to Center? My land is a good part of the Harvey Survey and our last lease expired in 2011. Are there any producing wells close to this?
Thanks, Robin (descendant of the McKee, Ellington and Crawfords of Shelby Co.
Oct 28, 2013