General oil information in Payne county Oklahoma

Trying to just get general oil productivity.

"General oil productivity" has a very broad meaning and Payne County is a pretty big area.
Are you looking for production numbers for a particular well? Or wells in or near a particular section. Section Township Range would be needed. Like 35-13N-4E. Trying to anticipate a new well production?

You’ll need way more info to get an answer.

Here are some maps for simple, general information. (Interact with the map here - https://app.welldatabase.com/browse/well/public/pcsGS)

Wells all time


Oil production heat map (all time)


Gas production heat map (all time)


Wells spudded in the last 5 years (1/1/2007 - present)


We have sections: 26 18n 3e 25 18n 3e 30 18n 4e 31 18n 4e 27 18n 4e Also the wells that are pumping as we know of are: section 25 met calf 25-1wh Section 30 and 31 rj 30- Section 25 to 36 metcalf 25-1wx

Any production numbers? Or any info at all? Thanks!


We have sections:
26 18n 3e
25 18n 3e
30 18n 4e
31 18n 4e
27 18n 4e
Also the wells that are pumping as we know of are: section 25 met calf 25-1wh
Section 30 and 31 rj 30-
Section 25 to 36 metcalf 25-1wx

Any production numbers? Or any info at all? Thanks!

Rick Howell said:

"General oil productivity" has a very broad meaning and Payne County is a pretty big area.
Are you looking for production numbers for a particular well? Or wells in or near a particular section. Section Township Range would be needed. Like 35-13N-4E. Trying to anticipate a new well production?

You’ll need way more info to get an answer.

I don't see where they have reported production for any the New wells CALYX has been permitted for this year in those sections.

The only completion reports I see are for disposal wells. Here are the permits I see with API and Spud date.

METCALF 25-1MH 25-18N-3E API 3511923929 Mississippian Spud 05/02/2012
METCALF 24-1MH 24-18N-3E API 3511923930 Mississippian Spud 03/16/2012
R&J 30-1WH 31-18N-4E API 3511923955 Woodford Spud 07/17/2012
METCALF 25-2WX 36-18N-3E API 3511923984 Woodford Spud 10/25/2012
MURLIN 1-27H 27-18N-3E API 3511923969 Woodford Spud 09/27/2012

Here are some maps for simple, general information. (Interact with the map here - https://app.welldatabase.com/browse/well/public/pcsGS

What do the green solid/not solid circles signify? Im curious bc we leased minerals 2 yrs ago & now are being asked for a thunping permit. There is a well being drilled within a couple of miles. 17-20N-3E

Here is the legend for the WellDatabase.com map

Oil Oil Well
Gas Gas Well
OilAndGas Oil And Gas Well
GasStorage Gas Storage
Injection Injection Well
Disposal Disposal Well
Test Test Well
Water Water Well
Sulfur Sulfur Well
Unknown Unknown Well Type

My family actually went to the sections and saw the well heads ourselves. so the permits are accurate to my little knowledge. If you are referring to the large tanks on the property. hopefully mid january we shall hear something. Thanks a bunch!



Rick Howell said:

I don't see where they have reported production for any the New wells CALYX has been permitted for this year in those sections.

The only completion reports I see are for disposal wells. Here are the permits I see with API and Spud date.

METCALF 25-1MH 25-18N-3E API 3511923929 Mississippian Spud 05/02/2012
METCALF 24-1MH 24-18N-3E API 3511923930 Mississippian Spud 03/16/2012
R&J 30-1WH 31-18N-4E API 3511923955 Woodford Spud 07/17/2012
METCALF 25-2WX 36-18N-3E API 3511923984 Woodford Spud 10/25/2012
MURLIN 1-27H 27-18N-3E API 3511923969 Woodford Spud 09/27/2012

They filed a completion on 3511923930 since I posted that. Link below.

http://imaging.occeweb.com/OG/Well%20Records/1DD0A936.pdf

Payne County is mostly on the shallow shelf area of the Anadarko, therefore the ultra deep drilling isn't typical but shallow production is very old. These sands produced for decades and new techniques have improved production. the play on the Miss. rocks may also develop regionally. The old deep Arbuckle wells are great but you'd go broke trying to drill 'em or as an old geologist told me once, You gonna turn over a lot of cow patties before you smell a sweet one."

So it usually takes several months before you can find out what a new well is producing? The well going in sec 24 20N 2E has had lots of activity this past week. New electric lines have been strung & 3 small pads with breaker boxes have appeared on the west side of the tanks. Just observing, it seems like they've set pipe at least 4 times so I'd guess each time is for a new lateral? Still haven't seen a name on anything to indicate who is the operator. Another rig just set up last weekend on sec 19 20N 3E. This one appears to be Red Fork. It's amazing how many rigs are up & running within 25 miles of Stw.

seems like they've set pipe at least 4 times so I'd guess each time is for a new lateral?

That could mean surface, Intermediate, long string and completion tubing... Or it could be an injection well? They are doing a wierd completion on some Red fork wells where they move and reinject a lot of water and after several weeks or even months, the Red Fork starts producing oil with the water. Strange stuff that Red Fork.

Section 30&31 18n 4epayne county ok