EOG's Hawkeye Wells; Note The Extended Long Laterals First Started Showing Up January, 2013

Hawkeye Oil Field Wells
This Page Started Out As Hawkeye wells, regardless of oil field, but now this page tracks the Hawkeye oil field.

Updates

October 28, 2016: ten Hawkeye oil field permits were renewed today. 

Permits

2017 (none as of August 31, 2017)

2016
32745, PNC, Hess, HA-Grimestad ..
32744, 1,947, Hess, HA-Grimestad
32743, 1,723, Hess, HA-Grimestad
32742, 1,996, Hess, HA-Grimestad-152-95-3031H-8, t5/17; cum 206K 8/19;
32741, 397 Hess, HA-Grimestad
32682, 1,143, Hess, HA-Link
32681, 912, Hess, HA-Link
32680, 1,205, Hess, HA-Link
324465, PNC, Hess, HA-State ..

2015 Permits
31933, 1,155, Hess, HA-Grimestad
31932, 1,232, Hess, HA-Grimestad
31931, 1,343, Hess, HA-Grimestad
31930, 630, Hess, HA-Grimestad-152-95-3031H-4; t7/16; cum 184K 9/19;
31766,
31765,
31764,
31763,
31762,
31761,
31647,
31646,
31560,
31559,
31558,
31557,
31556, 319, Hess, HA-Chapin-152-95-2932H-6; t3/16; cum 169K 9/19;

2014 Permits
29409,
28763, 1,492, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-10, t6/15; cum 206K 9/19;
28762,
28761,
28760,
28487,
28486,
28485,
28484,
28483,
28142,
28141,
28140,
27815,
27801,
27800,
27799,
27693,
27580,
27579,
27578,
27472, 1,370, Hess, HA-Thompson-LW 152-95-2017H-1, t11/14; cum 292K 9/19;

2013 Permits
27025,
27024,
27023,
27022, 1,279, Hess, HA-Nelson A-152-95-3427H-5; t9/14; cum 222K 9/19;
27021,
26983,
26982,
26981,
26980,
26840,
26787,
26786,
26785,
26664,
26663,
26662,
26380, 1,371, Hess, HA-Chapin-LE-152-95-3229H-1, t5/14; cum 297K 9/19;
26013,
26012,
26011,
25867,
25866,
25865,
25146,
25145, 1,053, Hess, HA-Mogen-152-95-0508H-5, t12/13; cum 339K 9/19;
25144,
24726,
24725,
26928,
26927,
26600, 1,764, BR, Sequoia 24-9TFH, t8/14; cum 256K 9/19;
26599,
26598,
26170,
26169,
26168,
26167, 2,044, BR, Crater Lake 21-14MBH, t3/14; cum 325K 9/19;
26144,
26143,
25161,
24898, PNC, BR, Badlands 11-15TFH,

2012 Permits
24641, 680, Hess, HA-Nelson 152-95-3328H-5, Hawkeye, t9/13; cum 159K 9/19; intermittent production;

24640, 1,381, Hess, HA-Nelson 152-95-3328H-4, Hawkeye, t9/13; cum 276K 9/19;
24629, 2,949, BR, Badlands 31-15TFH, Hawkeye, t8/13; cum 148K 9/19;
24628, 2,971, BR, Badlands, 21-15MBH, Hawkeye, t8/13; cum 190K 9/19;
24627, 2,982, BR, Badlands 21-15TFH, Hawkeye, t9/13; cum 202K 9/19;
24626, 2,924, BR, Badlands 41-15MBH, Hawkeye, t8/13; cum 235K 9/19;
24625, 2,854, BR, Badlands 41-15TFH, Hawkeye, t8/13; cum 234K 12/20;
24624, 2,919, BR, Badlands 31-15MBH, Hawkeye, t8/13; cum 236K 12/20;
23822, 697, Hess, HA-State 152-95-1621H-2, Hawkeye, t5/13; cum 230K 12/20;
23821, 1,034, Hess, HA-State 152-95-1621H-3, Hawkeye, t5/13; cum 238K 12/20;
23820, 50 (no typo), Hess, HA-State 152-95-1621H-4, Hawkeye, t7/13; cum 209K 12/20;
23072, 1,089, Hess, HA-Dahl 152-95-0706H-3, Hawkeye, t12/12; cum 441K 12/20;
23071, 1,224, Hess, HA-Mogen-152-9500805H-3, Hawkeye, t12/12; cum 456K 12/20;
22982, 868, Hess, HA-Nelson A-152-95-3427H-2, Hawkeye, t9/12; cum 322K 12/20;
22972, SI/NC-->dry,
22801, 983, Hess, HA-Link-152-95-3526H-2, Hawkeye, t9/12; cum 335K 12/20;
22635, 1,114, Hess, HA-Swenson-152-95-1819H-5, Hawkeye, t5/13; cum 288K 12/20;
22420, PNC,
22417, SI/NC-->dry,
22416, SI/NC-->dry,
22415, SI/NC-->dry,
22367, PNC,
22366, 1,336, Hess, HA-Swenson 152-95-1819H-3, Hawkeye, t5/13; cum 167K 12/20;

2011 Permits
21122, 428, Hess, HA-Chapin-152-95-3229H-2, Hawkeye, t5/12; cum 156K 12/20;
20755, 381, Hess, HA-Dahl-152-95-0706H-2, Hawkeye, t3/12; cum 296K 12/20; a bump in production in 5/17;
20739, 826, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-2, Hawkeye, t5/12; cum 298K 12/20;
20738, 1,496, Hess, HA-Mogen-152-95-0805H-2, Hawkeye, t12/11; cum 671K 12/20;

Original Post

 

Hess Hawkeye well (not an EOG Hawkeye well):

• 28142, 1,110, Hess, HA-Swenson-152-95-1819H-7, Hawkeye, 35 stages; 2.4 million lbs; Three Forks, 9 days to reach TD; upper Bakken might have oil here; 100% in the second bench;  t2/15; cum 11K in five days; cum 278K 12/20;

I'll clean up this post later. See also this post on Clarks Creek. For now:

• 24337, 2,519, EOG, Hawkeye 3-2413H, Antelope, middle Bakken, 28 stages; 9.7 million lbs sand; 133K in less than four months; t5/13; 2 sections; TD = 20,626 feet; 842K 12/20;
  
• 22484, 2,946, EOG, Hawkeye 102-2501H, Clarks Creek, Bakken, Three Forks; 3 standup sections, 1920 acres; TD = 25,451 feet;  producing, first short month at 17,147 bbls, January, 2013; t1/13; cum 617K 12/20; extended long lateral (3 sections long); 
• 22485, 1,926, EOG, Hawkeye 01-2501H, Clarks Creek, Bakken, middle Bakken; producing, first short month at 17,721 bbls, January, 2013; TD = 25,827 feet; 3 stand-up sections, 1920 acres; extended long lateral (3 sections long); t1/13; cum 704K 12/20; intermittent production after 3/20; off line 4/20 - 6/20;might be coming back on line 7/20;
  
• 22486, 2,421, EOG, Hawkeye 100-2501H, Clarks Creek, Bakken, 3 standup sections, 1920 acres, Three Forks; 47 stages; 14 million lbs sand, extended long lateral (3 sections long); t9/12; cum 213K 1/13; TD = 25,101 feet; F; t9/12; cum 800K 12/20; offline as of 4/19; remains off line 9/19; intermittent production after 3/20; off line 4/20 - 6/20;might be coming back on line 7/20;
• 22487, 67, EOG, Hawkeye 02-2501H, Clarks Creek, t12/13; cum 877K 12/20; 3-section spacing; 69 stages; 27.6 million lbs; 1,741 acres in the spacing unit; sister well to this well announced earlier with 200,000 bbls in less than 5 months; another 15,000-ft horizontal; trip gas over 4,000 units; extended long lateral (3 sections long); GL; intermittent production after 3/20; off line 4/20 - 6/20;might be coming back on line 7/20;

This is an important note: this is the first time I noted that EOG is drilling three stand-up sections; these are what I call extended long laterals, one section longer than the "standard" long laterals. Note that four of the five wells above are about 25,000 feet total depth, three sections "long"; and/or 1920 acres stand-up.  Generally, we've only seen long laterals (as in #24337 above) two sections, 1280-acres, and about 20,000 feet total depth.

There have been other extended long laterals, out to 25,000 feet, but most, if not all of them were due to geographical constraints, that it, drilling under the river or the lake. See the Liberty wells in the link below. Prior to these wells, I think this might have been one of the longest, if not the longest in the Bakken.