If Haynesville shale were in Bernice area it would be at 9685ft
That is a big if but a recent smackover well drilled by Greystone (owned by CHK) shows the Haynesville formation at this dept. Look at page 2 on this attachment.
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Permalink Reply by North LA on
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I agree with you. If the economy gets better they may be up around us in the next 2-3 years.
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Permalink Reply by Charles E. Woodard on
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Hey,
I own land on Double Bridges Road..Mr. Al Green has land behind my property...I hope they make us all an offer to lease..
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are you talking about alvin green in bernice? he's a good friend. judy
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