Dropped drilling attempt after leasing?

Oklahoma Mineral Rights Stephens County, OK
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I have not been able to find any info on a proposed well in Oklahoma. The info I have is on a request to lease from mid-2007. I looked through the OCC site, but I might need lessons looking it up as I don’t see anything matching the name. Company Chesapeake Energy Well Kinder 5-24 Stephens County Section 24-02S-08W Marked NE/4 NE/4 in the notice of offer, but the lease is for property marked SW/4 SE/4

This was supposed to have been to a depth of 8200’ in the Reagan common source of supply. Is it possible nothing was ever filed with the OCC and they dropped the effort?

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Rick, In June 2005 Chesapeake was granted an Increased Density Order to add a well to that section into the Deese formation. Looks like thats as far as it went, nothing to indicate any more activity.

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Thanks Michael. Is that something I should have been able to find on the OCC site and just missed it?

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I confirmed with Chesapeake Energy this afternoon the this lease is expired.

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Good I was about to go into a long drawn out explanation of the OCC website. If you still own the minerals I would keep an eye on the area, Stephens County is starting to heat up.