OIL & GAS ACTVITY: SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2009 - SHREVEPORTTIMES.COM

Completed wells of note:

KCS Resources R.E. Smith Jr. Trust 32, 1: 238481. Elm Grove/S32 - 16N - 11W.
10, 963 mcf/d on 20/64 choke.

KCS Resources Woodley 8, 6: 238381. Elm Grove/S8 - 16N - 11W. 19,050 mcf/d on
24/64 choke.

Chesapeake Sharp III 7-18H, 1: 238043. Longwood/S7 - 18N - 14W. 4,894 mcf/d on
24/64 choke.

EOG Martin Timber: 237805. Trenton/S2 - 11N - 13W. 8,984 mcf/d on 21/64 choke.

Petrohawk Griffith 11: 238281. Holly/S11 - 13N - 14W. 15,200 mcf/d on 24/64 choke.

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on September 12, 2011 at 5:46
If the well produced for all 30 days in June, the daily average would be 5,591.5 MMcfd.
Permalink Reply by smith1 on September 12, 2011 at 6:37
Skip, As always, thanks!

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