I know that a few people have asked in other discussions, but does anyone have any information about Lane #2? Thanks...we, around that area are really looking forward to some information on how that well is producing. I would appreciate any information.
Laurie -- they are still drilling on this well -- sounded like they were jarring on DP last Sunday which doesn't sound too good for them. Will need to go by really slow when I get a chance to see what they are doing. I wonder why they are using the road Samson built to get to the Larcie #1?
Permalink Reply by RBH on January 13, 2010 at 11:05
Laurie, when Baker Hughes shows that the rig is gone I'll be sure to post it. I know you are waiting anxiously. Keep in mind, once the rig is gone it may take quite awhile before we know what the results are.
Laurie:
The Lane #2 had serious "hole problems" and the operator, after lengthy fishing operations is abandoning the hole. However it is my understanding they plan to drill a number 2-A well from the same location, utilizing the surface pipe and setting 75/8" intermediate casing to 5500'. Don't give up.
I suspected they were having problems after being there for so long. I just didn't want to be the "messenger", not knowing anything for certain. Better luck on the next attempt!
They applied for a permit for the sidetrack today.
Permalink Reply by RBH on February 4, 2010 at 11:41
IN TRRC NEW PERMIT IN REMARKS SECTION with new plat 2-4-2010 for Lane #2:
"Operator remark: Amended permit to show correct surface location after conductor set. Amend permit to show new bottom hole location due to side track, drill pipe stuck in hole from 6224-9579’ on original hole. Original TD when abandoned was 11,002’. "
it does not look like either Petrohawk's Lane #1H or Bowers #1H were either drilled with Horizontal section in looking at plat