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The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale is emerging again as a potential play. The Advocate in Baton Rouge published this article today:…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Joe Aldridge Sep 26, 2011.
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Posted by Char on May 29, 2025 at 14:42 — 4 Comments
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you did such a good job with keeping me up todate on tms i sure do hope that you will get back to posting everything that you know about the tms becaucause it is just starting to heat up and i do not want to loose your input about it jwp
Oil & Gas ProSkip Peel - Mineral Consultant said…
Kirk~
Is the Austin Chalk considered a conventional or unconventional reservoir?
landownerDavid Brunt said…
When driving to Baton Rouge this past Sunday 15 Halliburton 18 wheelers and one pickup with trailer were headed North on Hwy. 67. All rigs loaded with equipment. I don't oil equipment so I can't say what was on the rigs; only that near the cab it looked like a big fan or radiator. Any news on Beechgrove well? Could these rigs have been going to that site?
landownerEdward Carroll said…
Kirk
I have 101 acres 2 miles north of the Clinton courthouse on La 67 north.
Edward
landownerEdward Carroll said…
Kirk
While I am not leased as of today I have commented to a local attorney regarding the leasing of an adjoining property owner, and have asked to be considered with the option to review the lease terms. I have been told that my property would be possibly included in the lease but have no conformation as of now.
Edward
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