"Skip - you are correct, completion designs have evolved significantly over the past several years. The 2010-vintage wells in Sections 7 and 18 both had ~1250 lb/ft of proppant. Modern completions range from ~2000-3000 lb/ft, with a few wells in the…"
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Petro-Hunt Step Out Field Order Application
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Petro-Hunt recently filed a field order application covering 14 Sections, primarily in T15N-R07W, which is a significant step-out to the East from legacy Haynesville development. It will be…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Sep 9.
Haynesville Well Cost Dashboard
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Using data from SONRIS, I have created a Haynesville Well Cost Dashboard. This interactive tool lets you explore well cost data across the play, with filters for operators, fields, counties, and…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Apr 21.
SWN Proposed Unit Line Alternate Unit Well
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SWN filed an application for an alternate unit well that proposes the well to be drilled on the boundary between 6 units in 13N-09W. This is a common practice in other unconventional basins like the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Mar 19.
Pending Public Oil and Gas Hearings
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I am curious if this is of any interest to people. I track upcoming hearings regularly and maintain my internal map. Would there be interest in seeing something like this updated bi-weekly or…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Feb 14.
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Ryan Howrish replied to Mr J.'s discussion Can I contact a landman directly?"Section 6-13N-08W is in a heavily faulted area on the Eastern extents of the developed Haynesville play. Expand has a low-producing well in Sec 7-13N-08W and two producing wells that cross or drill into Sections 7&18-13N-08W. There are very few…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant's discussion The Future of GoHaynesvilleShale.com: A question for members"Although sporadic, most of my interactions are trying to answer questions that people have. It's interesting to see the types of questions mineral owners have, and I prefer threads that are specifically relevant to the Haynesville (e.g.,…"
Ryan Howrish replied to VSC DeSoto South's discussion Does anyone have any benchmarks for a well decline rate or decline curves in a chart or rate decline by year format?"Below is a map showing all of the wells in Sections 30&31-11N-12W and a type curve for Mid-Bossier wells in this general area. Looking at the vertical depths of the three newest wells that cross these two sections and their proximity to the…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant's discussion JERA to buy GEPH II Haynesville Assets for $1.7 Billion?"This is a very big purchase price. If GEP is able to get almost the same gross valuation for their joint venture with Williams as they did for their GEP I assets that were sold to SWN, that would be a huge win for them."
Ryan Howrish replied to VSC DeSoto South's discussion Does anyone have any benchmarks for a well decline rate or decline curves in a chart or rate decline by year format?"I will take a look at this particular well and other wells in the area and provide a decline curve the individual well and an area "type curve" (average of wells in the area) and post them here.Generally speaking, with modern completions,…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"I still believe that GEP will drill the deviated well, acquire as much data as possible (logs and potentially core), and then decide whether to use this well as a producer after their evaluation is complete. I georeferenced the permit plat and added…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"Hi Carol. I agree with Jesse that it can matter who you lease with, and it can be preferable to be leased to the operator that will be developing your minerals if possible. Both GEP and Expand are established operators in the basin. I don't…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"I agree. I think this will be the path they take. This is a big step-out, and I am sure they will want to gather and evaluate as much data as possible before deciding to drill a horizontal."
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"It looks like they permitted a mostly vertical well. I suspect they will potentially core a portion or the whole zone of interest and run a full suite of logs to characterize the reservoir. GEP has a rig drilling in 12N-09W at the current time. On…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Ryan Howrish's discussion Petro-Hunt Step Out Field Order Application"They do. They have operating companies in the Permian, Oklahoma, and North Dakota. They also have a non-operating interest in a large number of wells in East Texas and Louisiana."
Ryan Howrish replied to Ryan Howrish's discussion Petro-Hunt Step Out Field Order Application"That is an excellent question, Skip. I don't know much about Petro-Hunt as a company. I conducted some research and discovered that they have a mineral acquisition company called Bodcaw Minerals, which owns 185,000 net mineral acres in the Gulf…"
Ryan Howrish replied to Ryan Howrish's discussion Petro-Hunt Step Out Field Order Application"You are right; there are not many options left within the historical Haynesville development to build material positions. Aethon brought two wells online in 13N-7W in late 2021. From a productivity perspective, both wells are relatively poor…"
Ryan Howrish posted a discussionPetro-Hunt Step Out Field Order Application
Petro-Hunt recently filed a field order application covering 14 Sections, primarily in T15N-R07W, which is a significant step-out to the East from legacy Haynesville development. It will be interesting to see the results of these wells if they get drilled. The 10,000ft Aethon well in 13N-07W has produced 9.56 bcf (0.93 bcf/1000ft) since Q4 2021, which is a poor result from a $15.9 million well.…See More
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"That is a great question Skip. I have no idea. I think there is seismic in this area, but I am not certain of that. I'm very curious what the results of the first well look like out here."
Ryan Howrish replied to Carol Hart's discussion Natchitoches Leasing now"Tall Pine has been leasing in this general area for several months. While it hasn't been confirmed publicly, I am confident that Tall Pine is leasing on behalf of GEP II. When I last searched the Natchitoches Parish courthouse last week, Tall…"
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