Deborah, sorry I didn't do it sooner. Please accept my apology.

Deborah, thanks for the friend request. Love your cars. The SNAPSHOT map is a grid of townships. Each township shaded in pink has at least one HA (Haynesville) Drilling & Production Unit with the township total notated in each. 14N - 15W currently has 29 total so it is obviously a desirable area of the Play. Your section is under unit order to Chesapeake. Chesapeake has not permitted a well for your section as yet. At current natural gas prices, that's alright. The controlling factor in Chesapeake's decision of when to drill is the term of the leases in that section. More specifically the lease or leases will are closest to term expiration. Since there are no existing wells in your section, Chesapeake must drill a well in order to hold the lease in force. Barring a majority of acres under lease being extended by the lessors, you should see a well drilled no later than the last three to four months of the shortest lease term for the section. Good Luck. Wells in 14N - 15W should be good ones.

We are BFFS That means best friends forever

That dinner was so good!

my paternal gma's maiden name was West...glad to meet cha

A blog is the place to give us your observations about something you find important. If its a good blog and pertains to the natural Natural Gas Industry, I may highlight it and then it's put on the homepage.

Thanks for adding the pictures, I've enjoyed them. Are you a Louisiana native?