Encana's Blackstone Ivory well in T13,R9, Section 5

Skip or Les B., or anyone else who might have local knowlege.  Encana has drilled the Blackstone Ivory 5 in 13/9, Section 5 of Red River Parish.  Would it be possible for you to show me where this well is located within Section 5.  Encana drilled this well as a vertical and my fear is that there is a fault running thru the section which may account for the vertical.  They are just not drilling any verticals at this stage of the game, so why would Encana drill one in this section?   Any thoughts or knowlege about why Encana would drill this section with a vertical and where the well is placed in the Section would be greatly appreciated a I own a few mineral acres in the section.  It is just a mystery to me unless there would be a geologic reason for the vertical.  Thanks in advance.

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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on March 22, 2010 at 5:34
CMK - hey I am just trying to earn my stripes and move up from buck private.
Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on March 22, 2010 at 6:08
Well I am giving you a battlefield comission to second Lt. then!

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