Anyone with information on the Hutto/Rodell Well. It is a 25,000’ horizontal well that runs N/NW through 3 abstracts. I believe the platform begins in the Fisher (A-285), then through Jackson (A-437) and ends in Gilmore (A-322). Any information regarding this well would be appreciated.
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Drilling is finished, but no completion yet.
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Does that mean that it has been fracked? Thanks.
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Nope. Frac’ing is a major part of the completion process.
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Thanks Alan, It would be nice to know if the completion process has begun or do you think that they are waiting for all 6 wells to be completed?
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No way to know. Scheduling frac crews can be difficult.
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Following! This crosses one of our two Lots in A-437. Wasn’t aware there will be 6 wells. Any idea when the new Comstock plant will become operable?
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Check out my topic “Understanding well symbols.” If you zoom out far enough on the pentagon symbol it will turn into 2 separate platforms showing the 2 wells running separate ways. This doesn’t work on the phone or some small laptops. Works great on a desktop.
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We sure do appreciate your feedback on our previous questions. I suppose if the completion process begins on any of the 6 wells it won’t be long before it is reported on this forum.
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I drive up nearly weekly to check on the progress as I am on the easternmost well (Lotspeich BJ). Last week they had just run a large water line from Highway 39 for several miles going up CR 325 where the access to the wells is. I was surprised that they ran it through culverts along the road.
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There are signs along the road for the frac crews.
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If the fracking begins, which well do you think they will start with? Thank you for the update.
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Any guess on timeline to completion of the installation? Great to hear it is coming to a start though!
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Average in Haynesville/East Texas for long laterals 2-3 months, according to ChatGPT.
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I do not know anything about the drilling process. I am just a landowner/mineral rights owner. There were signs along the road for frac crews. I believe there was one where the turnoff is for the westernmost of the 3 rigs (the two westernmost rigs have actually been taken out). I believe there was also a sign where the road turns off of 325 which I believe goes to both where the middle rig was, and also to where they were drilling the easternmost. Water was running in the lines along the road (pumps were active).
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