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Long Overdue Update...

I'm sorry it has taken so long for me to post an update! It may have seemed that I had fallen off the face of the earth, but no, I have been spending the last several weeks traveling the back roads of Haynesville Parishes. I rarely have cell phone reception, much less access to the internet for my computer.



I have met more wonderful people in the last few weeks than I ever imagined, due largely in part to my finally becoming familiar with my way around. I was born and raised in an… Continue

Added by CajunInTexas on July 18, 2010 at 8:53 — 14 Comments

A little more info on Murray #21

Jack found out these two tanks on the well site are standard procedure. They have one tank for water and one tank for condensate/oil even if the well is a dry gas well.
Jack found out the frac was 13 stages in a 4000' plus lateral. That has got to mean this well will be killer (at least that is jack's thinking).
I am still beating the bushes to find out what the IP was.
Please post it here if you hear anything related to this well.
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Added by Jack Blake on July 16, 2010 at 14:04 — 3 Comments

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