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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on July 31, 2010 at 4:27

BJ, hopefully EnCana will frac and complete the Section 24 & 34 wells soon and we can see some test rates. I believe CenterPoint Field Services is making good progress on laying the new pipeline south of Hwy 71 so it will be available for testing the Section 34 well.

The Section 14 well is completed and is just waiting on the pipeline so test results may be available soon.

Permalink Reply by Bet Crain on July 17, 2010 at 2:45

I would like to ask if anyone has received division orders for The Breedlove Well, Section 36 Bracky Branch. I know that it has been potentialed and is flowing to sales. Thanks. Bet Crain

Permalink Reply by Lisa Weaver Smith on July 17, 2010 at 4:51

I'm in that one and spoke with samson yesterday was told they were almost finished with division orders and that 36 breedlove was going to be "great well!" And I quote what the guy told me lol. I was also told they have 90 days from the time it went online (which was around the end of june) to start getting paid.

Permalink Reply by Bet Crain on July 17, 2010 at 6:22

Thank you so much for this information Lisa. I have been waiting to hear that news. Maybe we are getting closer. Bet Crain

Permalink Reply by MJC on July 19, 2010 at 8:20

Regarding the 8" pipeline from the Breedlove well in the northwest corner of S36-14N-10W, a right of way was cleared earlier this year that goes east from the Breedlove well and pipe was laid across a portion of the northern border of sec. 36. It then makes an offset onto sec. 25 where it stops about 2/3 of the way across. I haven't been down there lately, but as of a few weeks ago (June) it still had not made it to the Wood's location in S30-14N-9W. I was told by the people handling the right of way this would be the line for the Breedlove well and eventually there would be a processing facility built at the Wood's location. There must be a different line connecting to the Breedlove well for it to be bringing gas to market. There is another well in progress on the same pad as the first Breedlove well (also called Breedlove) and is in the southwest corner of S25-14N-10W. All three wells mentioned are Samson.

Permalink Reply by Lisa Weaver Smith on July 30, 2010 at 5:59

I'm also in section 25 and that well is not finished yet. 36 is however and has been flowing since first of june. As far as the pipelines I'm not sure but I was told by samson that both breedlove wells were going to be really good wells.

Permalink Reply by MJC on July 30, 2010 at 18:48

I talked to a neighbor of ours who is located a mile to the north who keeps up with the area happenings and he said the pipeline for Breedlove #1 has been completed and they bored under the wet area in the creek bottom to the west of the Wood's well. I still question this, but I suppose it is true if the gas really has been flowing to sales since June! Who did you talk to at Samson?

Permalink Reply by Lisa Weaver Smith on July 30, 2010 at 21:49

The guy I talked too was real nice and when I said my first name he stopped me and started telling me all my information because he was working on the division orders. Now breedlove 36 is finished and 25 is still being worked on. I thought I had his name in my phone but can't find it.

Permalink Reply by BJ on September 4, 2010 at 8:56

Clearing has now started for the pipe line in 25 and 26 (12N 9W). Still nothing on clearing for the pad, it's still marked.

Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on September 4, 2010 at 12:01

Bj, from the CenterPoint map this looks to be a west to east pipeline extending east from the pipeline that was installed south across Hwy 71 to the Section 33 & Section 34 area. This is a good sign as it indicates there should definitely be some wells drilled in your area.

Permalink Reply by Jeff on September 7, 2010 at 14:05

Les, do you have a link to the centerpoint map you reference above? or can you post a copy? We haven't heard anything about the well in 34-12-9 for a few months now and I am looking for any information I can get. I'd like to hear that the trucks are rolling in to frac.

Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on September 8, 2010 at 7:19

Jeff, please see the attached.

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• CEFS Haynesville Shale System.pdf, 959 KB

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