Stork wells on 156 block 13

[Bobby4]

Stork wells on 156 block 13 Clint could you tell me how the four new wells are doing I really would appreciate it thank you Bob

[Clint_Liles]

Hello Bobby… Well API 389-39113/dry hole/drilling completed 7-19-2020… Well API 389-391311/dry hole/drilling completed 8-13-2020… Well API 389-39142/producing//// https://webapps2.rrc.texas.gov/EWA/specificLeaseQueryAction.do?tab=init&viewType=prodAndTotalDisp&methodToCall=fromGisViewer&pdqSearchArgs.paramValue=%7c2=04%7c3=2022%7c4=03%7c5=2023%7c103=55638%7c6=O%7c102=08%7c8=specificlease%7c204=district%7c9=dispdetails%7c10=0 API 389-39125/dry hole/drilling completed 7-24-2020… API 389-40032/shut-in-producer/no completion report available… API 389-40033/shut-in-producer/no completion report available… API 389-40034/spud 8-14-2022… API 389-40168/shut-in-producer/no completion report available… API 389-40035/producing/no production data available

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[Dusty1]

Think the term “dry hole” may be misleading here. It looks like Tall City for some reason had to restart drilling three times on the well they designated as the Stork 155-156 22 HR.

They permitted it the first time under API 389-39113, spudded 7/14/20, then re-permitted it under 389-39125 (spudded 7/20/20), and a third time under 389-39142 (spudded 8/17/20). Maybe they moved it slightly but those were apparently all the same well, 22 HR.

According to a completion report Tall City filed 10/4/21 after that third try, drilling it 22 HR was completed and on 6/3/21 tested at 1,222 bpd and 1,741 mcf.

Another confusing piece though is, although 22 HR had produced strong since April 2021, on 5/23/23 Tall City filed another “well record only” completion report for it, and the production for the last two months reported (1 - 2/2023) was way down from what it had been running, possibly indicating downtime.

[Bobby4]

Thank you both very much

[tex4]

Tall City well API 389-39113 which is marked dry hole. They hit an old riverbed pretty far down 7,000 feet or so. A lot of gravel in the well, which caused it to collapse. About the downtime. All wells around Stork 156 - 155 unit were shut-in so they could frac the new wells on that site.