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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 28, 2018 at 7:16

Petro-Guard Production has drilled 4 producing wells since 2011.  Here is the Organization Form from the LA OOC.

Org ID	Name
P146	PETRO-GUARD PRODUCTION, L.L.C.

Address Information

Oper Type	Addr1	Addr2	Add Type	City, State Zip	ATTN Name	Contact Name	Phone Num	Phone Type
01	2450 FONDREN ROAD	SUITE 105	01	HOUSTON, TX 77063-0000		MARK STRINGER	(713)974-5550 2	OFFICE
							(713)974-6818	FAX-OFFICE
01	2450 FONDREN ROAD	SUITE 105	03	HOUSTON, TX 77063-0000		MARK STRINGER	(713)974-5550 2	OFFICE
							(713)974-6818	FAX-OFFICE
01	2450 FONDREN ROAD	SUITE 105	05	HOUSTON, TX 77063-0000		MARK STRINGER	(713)974-5550 2	OFFICE
							(713)974-6818	FAX-OFFICE
01	2450 FONDREN ROAD	SUITE 105	06	HOUSTON, TX 77063-0000		MARK STRINGER	(713)974-5550 2	OFFICE
							(713)974-6818	FAX-OFFICE
01	2450 FONDREN ROAD	SUITE 105	11	HOUSTON, TX 77063-0000		MARK STRINGER	(713)974-5550 2	OFFICE
							(713)974-6818	FAX-OFFICE

Organization Officers

Officer Name	Title
MARK A. STRINGER	CO-MANAGER

Organization Red Flags

Effective Date	End Date	Warning Status	Warning Description
01/28/2016	02/01/2016	F	FINE-CIVIL PENALTY HAS BEEN ISSUED
09/25/2003	11/12/2003	I	ILLEGAL MOVEMENT
05/26/1999	07/01/1999	S	FORM R-4 SUSPENDED FOR PRODUCTION AUDIT DISCREPANCIES
01/23/2003	03/25/2003	S	FORM R-4 SUSPENDED FOR PRODUCTION AUDIT DISCREPANCIES
11/27/2000	11/28/2000	S	FORM R-4 SUSPENDED FOR PRODUCTION AUDIT DISCREPANCIES
08/30/2001	09/05/2001	S	FORM R-4 SUSPENDED FOR PRODUCTION AUDIT DISCREPANCIES
12/01/2009	12/31/2014	W	WITHHOLD APPROVAL (LSA RS 30:94) OFFICER OF ORPHAN

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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on January 28, 2018 at 8:58

wow, that doesn't look too good Skip.. thanks for the info.   whats your advice going forward?

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 28, 2018 at 9:03

Red flags alone are not a disqualifer although a pattern is worth noting.  The things that stand out are that the company doesn't have experience drilling complex wells and the same person is entered in every contact category (small company). 

Why would anyone be in a hurry to lease to Petro-Guard?  Patience is a virtue worth cultivating.  Keep up with the main AC players (operating companies) and only consider an offer from them or from a land company representing them.  Beware of speculators.

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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on January 28, 2018 at 9:13

We were contacted by Kirk B. with Amelia Resources because we had a large tract to offer, 6000+ acres.  He had meeting with his land and geology people in lafayette for review of our sections, townships, and ranges...  called back next day and said AC/TMS too deep for his interest,  19,000 to 20,000 feet in our area.   

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 28, 2018 at 9:32

Sorry to hear it.  I'd suggest a second opinion.  Worth the expense for 6000+ acres.

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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on January 28, 2018 at 11:00

Second opinion?    maybe be patient and see how EOG does with the wells they will drill in the AC just 15 miles due east of us. those wells permitted if not mistaken to 15,000 to 17,000 TVD then 5000' laterals.  The way Kirk respnded i just figured our depth put us out the picture completely.    thats why i found interest when petroguard was making offers just north of us as a wilcox play.  

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 28, 2018 at 11:34

I'd quiz Petro-Guard thoroughly.  If the answers were right, I would consider a lease to them that was depth limited to the Wilcox.  To do that, and avoid any future litigation, you need a really experienced O&G attorney.  I would take a look at everything within a ten mile radius just to see if there were any other operators that were exploring the Wilcox.  I thought you were referring to the AC/TMS.

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Permalink Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on January 29, 2018 at 5:04

New Evangeline group

http://gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/evangeline-parish

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 29, 2018 at 5:07

Thanks, Keith.  You might also consider starting an Austin Chalk group.  With multiple parishes seeing leasing action valuable intel may get be segregated into too many individual groups to keep up with.  General information of interest and value to all the members following the play might best be concentrated in one group.

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Permalink Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on January 30, 2018 at 6:30

We can resurrect this one

http://gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/austinchalk

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on January 30, 2018 at 13:44

I'd support that.  You would need to make some suggestions as to what information would go in the AC group and what would be best posted in the individual parish groups.  News and opinion of interest to all members focusing on the AC would be good in the main AC Group while specifics such as lease terms for a specific area would be best in a parish group.  No matter the guidelines, there will be some bleed over.  I think members will provide feedback about what works best for them.

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Permalink Reply by jack jurgens on January 29, 2018 at 19:38

Despite some of the  comments, I know from personnal experience that Petroguard is an outstanding company and 100% honest and honorable. Petroguard drilled an outstanding Wilcox well on our property in an environmentally safe manner. The well has been producing 300 barrels a month for two years and believe it will be producing for another 18 years from the current sand and a shallower sand. The unit for the well is about 90 acres and we have approx 45 acres in the unit. The well maintains the lease down to the wilcox on our acres in the unit. Petroguard and its partners will likely be one of, if not the biggest force in the development of the austin chalk.

We have 530 acres in sections 17 and 18 of T2S R3E, and have leased to Petroguard. They have already leased around 160,000 acres in SW Avoyelles (Bunkie/Homeplace/Eola/etc.), and I believe they are hoping to lease over 200,000 acres.  Before leasing , I went to Petroguard's offices and the President of the company spent several hours going through the science with me, and explaining the errors made by Anadarko  and others in designing the horizantals of earlier  Chalk wells (horizantals not cased). They have a vast amount of money, will be drilling many wells, and have the expertise to drill great wells.  And most importantly, they are 100% honest. All I can say is  am thrilled to be under lease to Petroguard, and worked hard to expeditiously conclude that lease which has generous financial terms, and all of the indemnity provisions and other protections that i deemed essential.

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