Section 17 T-11 R-15; Hanynesville Well
Was visiting the area last week, and stopped by the well pad for the 1st time. They had a tilt up rig positioned above well head, and I believe they were putting down "production pipe". What is the typical diameter for these wells?
From what I've heard they have not frac'd this well yet; are the odds good that this might happen in the near future? Any updated information and comments always appreciated. Thanks to all that have kept me updated in the past, good to meet some of you last week.
Shelby
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lanadan,
sorry I missed you this trip and hope things are moving along well on your side of 191.
enjoyed meeting the "foxman" and look forward to getting back out that way soon.
shelby -
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