Common Resources completed the Red River 257 No. 2 Well No. 1 to 16,751 feet 2.9 miles northwest of Spring Lake in the Bossierville Field. On a 24/64-inch choke the potentialed 11.304 million cubic feet of gas. Production is in the Bossier Shale.
Am I seeing this right, that well appears to go right under and across a horizontal leg of the Southwestern Timberstar Tartt 4H well? What's up with that? JV or depth clause?
Don't you suppose it is part of the JV agreement with Common? Somewhere in San Augustine discussions there is one about this and maybe a copy of some of the paperwork filed at the courthouse.
Has to be part of a JV, goes right underneath theirs. The one on the other side is going under two of them. I don't recall ever seeing that on other wells before.
Permalink Reply by HS on February 24, 2010 at 18:43
this is in all the sw and cabot area , actually off fm 1184 and the intersection we call county line road. Was on the common 620 #1 back east of the 257 well this weekend during flow back.
they had been going to production for about 10 days and had averaged 23 mmcf per day .dont know what they were choked at but do know they were being restricted some on their sales line. pretty nice well