Has drilling ceased in Elm Grove field, Bossier Parish
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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I'll take a stab in the dark and say most of the Elm Grove Field has been held by production for a long time, operators are spending limited capital in the downturn to develope areas where leases will begin to expire. Not to worry, Elm Grove is in an awesome spot.
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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I was going over some permit records for 2010, the vast majority of wells in 2010 in Bossier have been permitted in the Elm Grove field. Out of nearly 30 wells permitted, 23 of them are Haynesville Shale wells in the Elm Grove field.
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Permalink Reply by smith1 on
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i am pretty sure ours has been permitted but is there a place to go and find out if a "location" is started or will be? Also is there anywhere to tell about pipelines? About 1/4 mile from house there are markings/flaggings that say 25 ft pipeline road and marked with flagging. We are in 161030. Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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What is your section township and range?
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Permalink Reply by Missy on
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I don't think there are any wells permitted in that section. I think there is quite alot of unleased property in section 30. I know that there was a landowner holding out a year or so ago when the leasing was done.
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Permalink Reply by smith1 on
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Talked to my neighbor and we were under the impression that most of section 30 has been leased...just curious...
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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Smith1,
I think (?) that Petrohawk has unitized 30-16-10. If I'm right, it will only be a matter of time until they drill. That area is too good to let any leases expire.
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