Thanks for the info. Yes I heard that about three weeks ago as the big well being in 7N-6W where my interests is. My guess it is the Wilkerson in Sec 20. Could be the Walters in Sec 22 or the Igo in Sec 27. The Healy in Sec 7 tested 487 bod and 827,000 gas. That is a pretty good well.
I have a map built for the play in the SCOOP and have quite a bit of info on it. No tthat far up to date on the part towards Gravin County. I have got a contour representation in 7N-6W based on where the wells hit the Woodford and it makes sense with my understanding of the way the rocks are laid down in the Anadrko Basin.
On the west side of the Township 7N-6W there are five units now completed and they are basically N-S in the Township. It is interesting as to the variationof the tests in these four wells. They are from north to south:
Healy Sec 7 487 bod 827,000 gas
Ballard Sec 17 212 bod 869,000 gas
Wilkerson Sec 20 Is this the big well???
Dana Sec 29 118 bod 2,500,000 gas My inerest Sec 30
Nunn Sec 32 182 bod 1,950,000 gas
This is a good representation to mineral owners in the SCOOP that there can be good wells and not so good wells within a mile of one another. Mineral owners must also remember that for several operators in the area establishing the Held by Production is a near term goal to hold as many leases as they can as quickly as they can.
Once the various operators get their leasehold Held By Production and this production on any given well has the ability to produce for as least 10 years they will go into a multi well per unit drilling mode, i.e, six wells per unit. Operators with a smaller leasehold, say Newfield, may enter into the multi well per unit quicker.
It is going to be frustrating to some mineral owners with one producing well seeing the unit next door to them get six wells drilled in a short period of time. There are many facets about the decesion to drill multiple wells in a unit. Geology, financial, price of oil and gas, rig availability and other considerations
The various operators have 100% of the rights to drill the extra wells in a unit as they see fit. Nothing a mineral owner can do will change that. A mineral owner with production should make sure all their estate is in order because these wells will be here for a very long time.