Chesapeake Energy Corp. is beginning to develop relationships with the landowners

From: Kevin Manning
Subject: But here is a list of Johnson Trust Wells and approximate drill date.

Johnson Trust 32 (32-12N-13W) Mid-May
Johnson Trust 6 (6-11N-13W) Mid-June
Johnson Trust 29 (29-12N-13W) Mid-June
Johnson Trust 31 (31-12N-13W) Mid-August

Once I have spoken to our pipeline representative I will have a better idea of when the pipeline has/will be laid and when the wells have been frac’ed and ready for production. It generally takes around 60 days to drill these wells. I hope this helps and I’ll get back to you when I have more information. Thanks,


Kevin Manning
Associate Landman-Louisiana
Chesapeake Energy Corporation

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Comment by lanadan Ds3 on May 18, 2009 at 22:24
So, what's your point? Just how is the drilling of 4 wells on property owned one large land owner in DeSoto Parish ". . . beginning to develop relationships with landowners . . . " ?

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