FWIW, according to the color coding on the GLO map [ http://gisweb.glo.texas.gov/glomap/index.html ], Kurt’s tract is not mineral classified. Later – Buzz
On a different subject, has anyone heard the results of the San Saba divestiture offering? Bids were due in early May.
There were a few wells drilled by Energen, Devon and Anadarko about 15-20 northwest of Pecos a year or two ago that had poor results. Just wondering if we are now looking at a different part of the Wolfcamp having these successes, whereas the older wells might have been in the Third Bone Spring, above???
Just got an answer to my own question…per the landman…those wells in 54-4 were all in the Third Bone Spring, different than the EOG wells in the northern part of the county. Hope this helps those in that part of the county.
EOG Resources – Q4 2012 Earnings conference call transcript (continued)
Feb 14, 2013 {excerpt}
Q&A: Leo Mariani - RBC Capital
I guess, just switching gears over to the Permian, you are obviously taking your Leonard Shale estimate up tremendously 65 million Boe to 500 is a pretty big jump, and you are kind of doing something similar in the Delaware with 800 million Boe. Those are pretty big numbers. It seems like the results reported, you got not a tremendous number of wells. I mean, what gives you confidence in sort of putting those pretty large numbers out there?
Mark Papa – EOG, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer
Yes. Now, that’s a good question, Leo. Both of those shales are extremely rich, the Leonard is in most places up to 200 million barrels of oil equivalent per section. And then in the Wolfcamp Shale, is even richer and thicker in some places just up to 300 million barrels of oil equivalent; so they have a lot of resource in place and a lot to work with and each play also has multiple targets and we are working with at least two targets in the Leonard on all of our acreage and in some places we have three or four targets in the Leonard.
In the Wolfcamp, we are looking at at least three targets and in some parts of our acreage also, so there are a lot of potential pay zones. When we complete the wells, we’re able to isolate each individual target and we’ve also had really good success in the Leonard at continuing to downspace. We’ve tested pattern from 80 acre spacing per target and we’ve not seen a lot of (?) between the wells and so that’s very positive also.
Of the other things going on in all of our plays are frac technology is really increasing. With each well, the wells are getting better because of that and we have a pretty strong history. We have 47 wells we’ve completed before the Leonard, so we have a lot of history on the actual production.
Then in the Wolfcamp in Delaware Basin, as you know, there is a lot of deep penetrations by vertical wells for different plays and deeper targets for years, and so on our acreage, we have over 200 well penetrations that we have gotten values on and subsurface control for both, the Leonard and Wolfcamp, so we have a lot of confidence that the reserve potential is there and then we’ve been able to continue to reduce our cost on our drilling program, so we’ve got a lot of confidence that these plays are really very significant plays and we are excited about. They are able to generate very high rates of return on the drilling that we’ve done so far right now. Later – Buzz
EOG Resources – Q1 2013 Earnings conference call transcript
May 7, 2013 {excerpt}
Bill Thomas, EOG, President
We also completed our third Delaware Wolfcamp well, which confirms our positive outlook on the potential of our newest play, which we discussed in February.
We completed the APACHE STATE 57 #1101H in the upper Wolfcamp pay and turned it to sales flowing 815 barrels of oil per day, plus 600 barrels of NGL per day, and 3.8 Mcf of gas per day. We have 100% working interest in this well, which is located in Reeves County, Texas.
Pilot logs from this well confirmed excellent Wolfcamp pay on our acreage, and a microseismic survey performed on our second completion, the HARRISON RANCH 56 #1001H provides further confirmation of good frack geometry. Every piece of data we receive on the Delaware Wolfcamp is most encouraging. This particular play has excellent shale rock properties and, when combined with the massive amount of resource in place on our sweet spot acreage, has the characteristics of a high-quality horizontal resource play.
In this new play, we’ve identified over 1,100 drilling locations, with EURs of 700,000 barrels of oil equivalent net per well. On our 114,000 net acreage in the play (Reeves), we’ve estimated 800 million barrels of oil equivalent of net potential reserves. We’ve now drilled three horizontal wells to date, and recently have over 200 penetrations data points from previously drilled vertical wells.
In summary, the Delaware Basin and Wolfcamp plays have a combined reserve potential of 1.35 billion barrels of oil equivalent net to EOG using a conservative 2-3% recovery factor. We hope to improve this over time. Later – buzz
PS - sorry if this is burdensome to some…
Buzz, many, many thanks! This is extremely relevant for so many here.
Can anyone tell me about this well 389-30933 abstract A3036.
Garland,
By using the API # 389-30933 the lease name is Arco State “44”, permitted on 05/04/1978. (Gas Well)
http://webapps2.rrc.state.tx.us/EWA/drillingPermitDetailAction.do?m…
Clint Liles
Clint,
Thanks
What i’ve been trying to find is the status of this well. My grandmother used to receive royalties but nothing in years.
Garland,
Last production shows to be Oct, 2002
https://app.welldatabase.com/browse#well-details-d18caeb9-5c5c-422b…
Clint Liles
Clint how can I find out about a well in Blk 55 Sec 8 Twshp 4 and the number is 021102. That is well number 2. I own this land and have no idea where this well came from or how long it has been there. One below it is well # 1 00244. Could you or someone else help me? Thanks, Louise
wrong number…Correct number is 01102.
Louise,
You might want to check out this offer from Welldatabase.com. For $14.99/month you can check on status/production on any well in the USA. Starter Trial Package–$14.99/month.
https://app.welldatabase.com/my/subscription/plans
Clint Liles
Hello Louise,
Aylesworth Well # 2 API # 389-01102
1st production date-Aug. 1956
Last production date-April 2001
Link to production figures:
https://app.welldatabase.com/browse#well-details-fa0b4402-a526-470b…
Click on the word ‘Production’ after opening this document.
Clint Liles
Louise,
Aylesworth Well # 1 API # 389-00244
1st production date-Sept 1953
Last production date-April 2001
https://app.welldatabase.com/browse#well-details-09332295-ef8f-4969…
Clint Liles
Louise,
Click on this link:
http://www.texas-drilling.com/operators/licon-oil-co/500376
The producer of your # 2 well was Licon Oil Co Pecos, Texas
Give them a call.
Clint Liles
Thank you so much Clint. It is somewhere to start. Since I own part of the number two, wonder why I never received any monies. How could I check that out?
Thank you so very much Clint, it is a start. I appreciate all the help you have given me and everyone else too. Louise