Cynthia, I brought back an old discussion "Gray sands depth vs. Haynesville shale". Maybe we can get some input what to look for as the haynesville shale turns from a red sandy shale to the black gas charged shale being developed. In the past no one would touch on this subject, probably due to lack of information. Where this goes or dosen't go will tell us somthing, cjf.
Cynthia, first off how is everyone, fine I hope this holiday season. As to what this means, if you might be more specific. In regards to the formations described and associated depths, they closely match with the information I have. The perfs show to be in the Gray, but do not address the fact that where the gray is penetrated so has the haynsville which is a member of the smackover, not the cotton valley as described. XTO has consistantly stuck with the cv su description and in my opinion should be explained. There are others on this site far more qualified to answer our questions. Skip, Shalegeo, and the Baron for starters. E-mail me if you like and I will get you all the info I have and go from there. My e-mail address in carltonjan@bellsouth.net and look forward to hear from you! cjf
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