North Bossier Parish well results.

Sonris is painfully slow about posting well results. Has anybody heard how the haynesville depth wells north of t19n have done in bossier parish? I know the atkins lincohn struck gold (only because the company couldn't wait to tell the world.) Some companies are more than happy to keep it to themselves and pay the pedly fine, but word always gets out. Also on sonris does (6000) mcf mean -six thousand- cubic feet a day or six million, hence Mcf ?

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Permalink Reply by kfly on November 5, 2008 at 14:31
Apparently you found the Southern Star Energy website and read the press release? I expect they hurried to get out with their results for investors, stockholders and lenders. Add three zeros to convert mcf to cf. Yes, 6000mcf would be six million.
Permalink Reply by PDMAN/T22 on November 11, 2008 at 6:34
just to put out what I heard yesterday....it's going around that the hole recently drilled across the river in Ida (west of Plain Dealing) hit 20 million cubic feet a day.
Permalink Reply by The_Baron on November 13, 2008 at 10:42
Which well is this?

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