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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on July 16, 2009 at 5:03

Goodrich Petroleum, Hill #1, appears to be the discovery well for the only named Bossier field in Nac. Co.
Field is Naconiche Creek (Bossier), depth 13,710, discovery date-2/14/2009.

Goodrich also has two wells in the only named HA field which is the Naconiche Creek (Haynesville), depth 14,008, discovery date-1/07/2009. These are the Tucker #1 and the Lewis #1.

These are all vertical wells and I haven't looked for reported IPs on any of them.

Permalink Reply by adubu on July 16, 2009 at 5:57

Hill well has made ~ 264mmcf feb,march,and april '09 per trrc site ~ 3mmcf avg so the IP must have been in 5-6mmcfd range-- if they in future drill a H well should be big. Lewis and Tucker ? shut-in. all 3 in same survey. No question the Bossier/Haynesville shale is productive in area of Nacgodoches County --East Texas.

Permalink Reply by RBH on February 16, 2010 at 12:00

adubu--trying to keep up with reported production
Crimson presentation map with wells spotted, reported test rates and actual reported Haynesville production for EOG, Common/SWN and Devon wells thru 12-2009

Attachments:

• haynesville crimson presentation map with wells spotted and inital tests-add reported production thru 12-2009 eog-common resources-devon.pdf, 124 KB

Permalink Reply by DJG on February 16, 2010 at 14:49

RBH,

I'm trying to make sense of those reported production numbers on the Kardell. Crimson had their 4th Quarter presentation today and their CEO had touted that the Kardell has produced over 1 BCF in the time since it was opened for sales. Unless there was around 700,000+ in that period in November with No Report and also in January then it wouldn't make sense for that statement to match up with those reported low numbers in the TRRC reports.

Permalink Reply by RBH on February 16, 2010 at 16:35

those are the numbers reported on the TRRC website: use RRC identifier #: 254271
also shown in drillinginfo.com same production for November 2009 as in TRRC and
well completed 10-24-09 and well test date 11-2-2009-30.7 MMCF/day

Current Operator: DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO, L.P. (216378) District: 06
Field: BOSSIERVILLE (BOSSIER SHALE) RRC Identifier: 254271
Lease: KARDELL, S. GU Gas Well #: 1H
Prod Month Range: Dec 2009 - Dec 2009 Lease Type: Gas


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Oil/Condensate (Whole Barrels) Gas/Casinghead Gas - MCF
Prod Month Commingle
Permit No. On Hand
Beginning of Month Production Disposition On Hand
End of Month Formation
Production Disposition
Volume Code Volume Code
12/2009 72 0 72 201,703 201,703 02


Oil/Condensate (Whole Barrels) Gas/Casinghead Gas - MCF
Prod Month Commingle
Permit No. On Hand
Beginning of Month Production Disposition On Hand
End of Month Formation
Production Disposition
Volume Code Volume Code
10/2009 N/A 47 47 176,761 176,761 02
11/2009 47 25 72 0
12/2009 72 0 72 201,703 201,703 02

Permalink Reply by DJG on February 16, 2010 at 17:51

RBH,

Thanks.

Not doubting that this was what has been reported, just trying to match that up with Crimson CEO's statement today in their Q4 report mentioning that the well has already produced over 1BCF.

Would mean that the No Report number for November probably is a pretty significant amount and maybe also included the numbers to date for Jan/Feb which have not yet been reported????

Permalink Reply by btj on July 16, 2009 at 8:51

I have mineral interest in the Y'Barbo survey in Nac county, Samson has drilled the Opie # 1 and permitted the #8 in our unit. I don't know any production details yet. These are very near the EOG Hill and several more wells that are going to the HS, Samson is is not going that far yet. I hope they are just getting the leases HBP and will go to the HS when prices go back up. If anyone does know details on these wells, I would certainly appreciate any information.

Permalink Reply by adubu on July 16, 2009 at 8:58

if you have minerals in the unit when they start drilling again go on site and tell them you are mineral owner in the unit they will share infomation confidentially with you if you will ask nicely just don't be arrogant.

Permalink Reply by kb on October 2, 2009 at 6:49

btj,
Have you received a division order on the Opie Unit yet? I own some mins under the unit and haven't received one yet.
kb

Permalink Reply by gloryc on July 29, 2009 at 13:09

The Gammage well is the one that I heard was featured in the Wall St. Journal. Lots and Lots of gas.

Permalink Reply by Gary Rogers on August 18, 2009 at 4:55

Glad to see this blog. Nacogdoches County has been left out in the past. We own unleased minerals in the Chireno area and in Shelby County near Patroon. We have had offers on both in the last six weeks, but only the Nacogdoches offer is active at the moment.

Permalink Reply by adubu on August 18, 2009 at 5:11

Gary----I do not know your back ground or knowledge on Oil&Gas, leasing, royalty-mineral owner and I do not want to insult you. You could be in very hot area and do not let them steal a long term lease from you because what you sign and if you get production you will live with the terms of the lease for many years so you want favorable terms in the lease and have it reviewed by a good oil & gas attorney before you sign. Things such as vertical and horizontal pugh clauses, pooling clause, royalty free gas or oil, no more than 3 years with no option, alway ask for 25% royalty, good bonus is nice but the terms most important. These are just few things in good lease then let your attorney review and make changes in the fine print. Again my apology if you are a knowledgable oil & gas expert. These are things I learned the hard way several years ago. If they want your lease they and others will come back and negotiate with you.

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