XCO reports (one well porduced a Bcf in 64 days!)
We, as Doug mentioned, we have completed two horizontal Haynesville wells that are outstanding. The first one, the Oden well which we completed on December 3, produced a Bcf of gas in the first 64 days, its been on production 84 days, its averaged 15 million Mmcf during that 84 day period so it’s a horse, no question about it.
The Lattin well, the second well is equally as strong. It [inaudible] 24.2 million a day. Its produced, when it was on a 26/64th choke, we were producing at that 20 million a day, its produced about three-tenths of a Bcf in 17 days and currently producing on a 22/64th choke at about 17 million. So its an equally strong well, we chart it along with the Oden and then track almost exactly. Thus far up through last week I think we had produced, we were at a production rate of 35 million gross a day and 26 million net from the Haynesville so obviously we’re making headway.
ERR that's with chokes!
Buck
The Lattin well, the second well is equally as strong. It [inaudible] 24.2 million a day. Its produced, when it was on a 26/64th choke, we were producing at that 20 million a day, its produced about three-tenths of a Bcf in 17 days and currently producing on a 22/64th choke at about 17 million. So its an equally strong well, we chart it along with the Oden and then track almost exactly. Thus far up through last week I think we had produced, we were at a production rate of 35 million gross a day and 26 million net from the Haynesville so obviously we’re making headway.
ERR that's with chokes!
Buck
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Permalink Reply by Jay Murrell on -
GO EXCO, you da man!!
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Permalink Reply by Jay Murrell on
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Latin 24(14N-14w)
Oden 30 (14n-13w)
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Permalink Reply by Jay Murrell on
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I've seen a good map on Sec 24 and surrounding Sections. If memory serves, this is the attic of the Holly anticline.
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Permalink Reply by kittycatmama on -
Supposedly 14-14 Desoto has one of the thickest areas of shale. Encana has most of the area leased and have just finished drilling Sec.8 of 14-14. Will be anxious to see what that well does. They are laying pipeline from it now and say they haven't fraced it yet.MMMM. does it make sense that they haven't fraced it because it doesn't have pipeline??
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Permalink Reply by Big Daddy, bcnr on
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Go EXCO go!!! Gosh, I'm glad I have a lease with them. They have a significant leasehold that was leased w/ CV wells. Not a lot of huge bonus payments. They should be able to afford to drill more monsters I hope. Their 2008 production was up 60% from 2007.
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Permalink Reply by Cathaus on
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Yep. The results speak for themselves. Like a bunch of little boys. My well can beat your well anyday of the week. Nuh uh, my well is bigger than your well! Those that can, do. Those that can't, talk trash!
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Permalink Reply by little ole 1st grade teacher on
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Is this XCO or XTO? Just wondering.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Camp on
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No. It is EXCO. www.excoresources.com.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on
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LOFGT, this is Exco (XCO) rather than XTO.
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