SCE 25 T16N R9W
There are two wells in this section that have been waiting on state since may of last year just wondering if anybody knows anything about them my land is close by and just wanted to know how these wells did
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steven, though both wells have surface locations in Section 25, neither will be producing from that section. The well for Sec. 24 (240275/Thrash 24H) is reported complete and is waiting on a State Potential test to determine its allowable production (report date 5/12). The well for Sec. 36 (241435/Burns Forest 36H) is still reporting WOC (Waiting On Completion) which means it has not yet been fracked as of its last report, 8/20/20 . Petrohawk may not as yet have a pipeline connection which may be the reason that the one well is not yet tested and the other waiting on a frack crew.
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