Core areas in the Haynesvile shale 40k to 50 k the truth
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on -
"Harrison county is in the core not at the edge"
based on well results I would have to disagree with this, and 40 to 50 K is a pipedream.
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Permalink Reply by jerry smith on
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no is not i have seen the shots in the county
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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How many 20+ million FPD wells have been brought in in Harrison County? Shots aren't gonna show you core areas, Only drilling will define that, the thickest H-Shale found so far in in 19N Caddo Parish, it is also some of the least productive.
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Permalink Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on
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Jerry, please see your comment wall. You have already initiated a Harrison County discussion below - please keep your posting limited - no need to start a new discussion for interrelated thoughts.
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