Depth of the Dense in Texas?
I started this discussion on the previous LBD/SMK Group.
East Texas. I have heard it dips down into San Augustine. Flood me with knowledge please
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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on -
don't think it is a factor in TX. Watch for development of the Norphlet
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Permalink Reply by Bradley McWilliams on
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"Deep in the Dense of Texas"...
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Permalink Reply by Wish You Knew on
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Friends I have that worked for and still work for drilling companies say that in the "smackover" formation is nothing but sour gas (In and around san augustine texas). However... Baron, What do you know about the Norphlet? Theoretically speeking, the formation in the gulf that are making the thousands and thousands of BBLPD should be down there somewhere. The salt domes in sabine county and just west into san augustine along with the fault lines everywhere should mean somthing.
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