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At 15:39 on December 26, 2008, keith coburn said…
Sabrina, I received this information in late October. A well called the Dominic well Section 27 township 23n range 15 west 9800' deep is close to IDA. Another well called the Clements Heirs Well 17 23 14 well # 237467 11080 deep neae IDA. This well is being perforated in the Haynesville. That is the last information I know, but if I here of any additional information about the IDA area, I will send you a message. I hope this helps, have a good day and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
 
 
 

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