Seismic testing to be conducted in Hessmer, Evergreen, Bunkie
Seismic testing to be conducted in Hessmer, Evergreen, Bunkie
01/01/2020
Field crews are currently surveying properties in the testing zone. The sensor nodes will be deployed next month.
The process is expected to be finished by May or June 2020.
For more information, contact CGG’s local office in Marksville at 451-9413.
The announcement reawakens hopes that the interest in oil and gas exploration in Avoyelles Parish may regain steam.
After some excitement with wells in the Austin Chalk formation a few years ago, activity has waned this past year.
Problems with the substructure holding the reserves, which makes it more expensive to extract through “fracking,” and low oil prices combined to dampen the zeal for oil exploration in the area.
However, there are still reports indicating substantial oil reserves to be tapped.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Melder-Johnson on
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They have also been in my area of Camp Claiborne. Here is a copy of the map showing area of scope. Also SaExplorarion is involved & they have an office in Oakdale, LA.
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bayou_boeuf_3d-job_outline.pdf, 359 KB
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Permalink Reply by Old Scout on
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Lisa - thanks for the map. What is the source of the map? What website did it come from? Thanks....
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Melder-Johnson on
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www.wlf.louisiana.gov/seismic/bayou-boeuf-3d
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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on
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Lisa i think the 3D shoot was significantly reduced since that map was introduced back in 2018 from 1766 sq miles to 587 sq.mi. Our acreage leased was in that initial map but we are no longe in the reduced/revised area of shoot. Our interest is Millers Lake in evageline parish just northwest of Ville Platte. I think the southern border of the shoot is north of us around Turkey Creek. I am searching my records for the revised map, will post if i locate. HC
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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on
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Permalink Reply by Hydrocarbonite on
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You can locate this map on CGG website , search for Louisiana survey. It was posted June 6, 2019, Hope this helps anyone interested. HC
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Permalink Reply by David Crockett on
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Thank you for posting. Maybe if the results are good, the survey will revert to the original.
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Permalink Reply by Rock Man on -
Pretty sure that future well results will dictate if additional 3D is acquired in this area
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Melder-Johnson on
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I'm just west of original box in T2N R3W section 26 & 35. Not sure if west side changed any. Hard to see where boundaries land in this map. But I am in a BLM unit but unleased.
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Permalink Reply by David Crockett on
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I notice in this news article that the furthest north point that is cited for the survey is Lecompte. I wonder if it will include the LSUA cutoff road -the road from LSUA to Hwy 1 (Hwy 3170) That road is included in the map listed by Lisa Melder/the map on the DOC website. The road is the furthest north point on the DOC map; however it is north of Lecompte.
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