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NEW PERMIT FOR 2 WELLS HAYNESVILLE FORMATION
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Started this discussion. Last reply by william Stayton Sep 3, 2008.
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Where did you get the info on El Paso's permits? I own property in Section 12 of Ranchland Acres. I am glad to hear El Paso is making a move. We are all HBP in those sections, so I was wondering when they would take advantage of old leased property and drill into the Haynesville. I know they have been permitted for a Hosston and Cotton Valley well, but this was news to me.
Thanks,
Eric