DEBROECK=DEBROKE

I own 125 acres in section 33, 16n 13w and after royalties from the first well on the unit (run by camterra) produced scraps, I recently noticed a second well was being placed on the unit. Can anyone tell me if this is a horizontal well and if so mightl the amount of gas produced be significantly higher than the first.

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Comment by TheCommish on February 23, 2010 at 12:09
Exco is drilling a well into Sec 4 from the Debroeck section, under the lake. You likely won't have royalties from this well. But I understand they are going to drill a well in Sec. 33 next.

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