Sunday, March 29, 2020
"Seriously? No!" -- Paraphrasing The President -- March 29, 2020
Trump to the couple formerly known as the Sussex Royals: "Seriously? No."
From The [London] Guardian:
Furthermore, they aren't eligible for that $2,900 check.
From The [London] Guardian:
Before marrying into the royal family, Meghan had described Trump as being “misogynistic” and “divisive” during his 2016 presidential campaign, pledging her vote for his rival Hillary Clinton, and threatening to move to Canada if he won.LOL. "They" all promised to move to Canada if Trump won. "No one" did.
Furthermore, they aren't eligible for that $2,900 check.
Updating Some Very Nice XTO Little Pete Federal Wells -- March 29, 2020
XTO's Little Pete Federal wells were updated a little over a year ago. The Little Pete Federal wells are tracked here.
At the last update, at least one of the Little Pete Federal wells was off line. Let's see how it's doing. Spoiler alert: really, really well.
The well:
A sister well has a very similar production profile, but even better:
At the last update, at least one of the Little Pete Federal wells was off line. Let's see how it's doing. Spoiler alert: really, really well.
The well:
- 32221, 962, XTO, Little Pete Federal 31X-3HXE2, Bear Creek, t7/17; cum 226K 1/20;
Pool | Date | Days | BBLS Oil | Runs | BBLS Water | MCF Prod | MCF Sold | Vent/Flare |
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BAKKEN | 1-2020 | 31 | 6696 | 6666 | 3056 | 8425 | 8121 | 122 |
BAKKEN | 12-2019 | 31 | 9135 | 9190 | 6008 | 11604 | 11453 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 11-2019 | 30 | 6932 | 6907 | 6625 | 8285 | 7134 | 1020 |
BAKKEN | 10-2019 | 29 | 6854 | 6748 | 3836 | 8081 | 114 | 7843 |
BAKKEN | 9-2019 | 24 | 6479 | 6217 | 4471 | 7713 | 1046 | 6590 |
BAKKEN | 8-2019 | 0 | 0 | 190 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 7-2019 | 24 | 4396 | 4791 | 13202 | 4530 | 4441 | 32 |
BAKKEN | 6-2019 | 30 | 17576 | 17449 | 28821 | 20735 | 20331 | 245 |
BAKKEN | 5-2019 | 31 | 20779 | 20596 | 35172 | 25096 | 25008 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 4-2019 | 30 | 16669 | 16394 | 28165 | 18114 | 11678 | 6330 |
BAKKEN | 3-2019 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 2-2019 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 1-2019 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 12-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 11-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 10-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 9-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 8-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 7-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 6-2018 | 0 | 0 | 480 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 5-2018 | 20 | 12740 | 12726 | 14062 | 15481 | 14937 | 468 |
BAKKEN | 4-2018 | 30 | 17927 | 17715 | 16114 | 20683 | 20129 | 473 |
BAKKEN | 3-2018 | 31 | 17443 | 17457 | 16876 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 2-2018 | 28 | 6884 | 6984 | 16294 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 1-2018 | 5 | 1523 | 1782 | 3213 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 12-2017 | 31 | 21567 | 21251 | 12687 | 28080 | 27862 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 11-2017 | 30 | 21512 | 21674 | 16557 | 27450 | 27314 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 10-2017 | 30 | 22326 | 21961 | 11489 | 24606 | 24463 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 9-2017 | 7 | 6613 | 6703 | 2834 | 4134 | 4117 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 8-2017 | 1 | 0 | 65 | 246 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
BAKKEN | 7-2017 | 7 | 1890 | 1626 | 7244 | 2648 | 346 | 2290 |
A sister well has a very similar production profile, but even better:
- 32220, 1,080, XTO, Little Pete Federal 41X-3DXA, Bear Creek, t7/17; cum 280K 1/20; off line as of 7/18; back on line 4/19; recent production:
Pool | Date | Days | BBLS Oil | Runs | BBLS Water | MCF Prod | MCF Sold | Vent/Flare |
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BAKKEN | 1-2020 | 18 | 4005 | 4097 | 942 | 5074 | 4892 | 73 |
BAKKEN | 12-2019 | 31 | 8418 | 8582 | 3888 | 10929 | 10787 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 11-2019 | 30 | 8403 | 8371 | 5249 | 9647 | 8308 | 1187 |
BAKKEN | 10-2019 | 31 | 8274 | 8140 | 3253 | 9851 | 139 | 9561 |
BAKKEN | 9-2019 | 30 | 7675 | 8166 | 5658 | 9389 | 1273 | 8022 |
BAKKEN | 8-2019 | 26 | 9266 | 8863 | 4228 | 11480 | 3781 | 7539 |
BAKKEN | 7-2019 | 31 | 9233 | 8934 | 7336 | 10885 | 10671 | 76 |
BAKKEN | 6-2019 | 14 | 2967 | 3438 | 7392 | 3327 | 3262 | 39 |
BAKKEN | 5-2019 | 31 | 25869 | 25596 | 27373 | 31649 | 31538 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 4-2019 | 23 | 17987 | 18217 | 21752 | 14290 | 9213 | 4994 |
BAKKEN | 3-2019 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 2-2019 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
BAKKEN | 1-2019 | 3 | 538 | 215 | 902 | 446 | 332 | 103 |
BAKKEN | 12-2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Breaking News -- Public School Closure Extended Another Two Week -- March 29, 2020
This was just announced by our granddaughters' school district in north Texas. I assume this will occur across most (if not all) of Texas. Public schools will remain closed two weeks beyond the original date. Schools will now be closed through April 17. Easter is Sunday, April 19, 2020.
Good call.
Many states have announced their public schools will be closed for the rest of this academic year. I assume that will eventually be announced in Texas.
These states have already announced that they will remain closed through the end of this academic year:
It all started with Audrey Hepburn earlier today. I was watching "Love in the Afternoon" on TCM. I was curious what the reviews had to say about it and happened to read one review in TV Guide:
Then, of all things, I am now watching TCM's "The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter," with Alan Arkin and Sandra Locke. I was curious. How did Sandra Locke get her start? Again, a most interesting backstory over at wiki.
And there it was again, "gamine."
"The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter" was Locke's film debut, garnering her an Academy Award nomination. From wiki:
Good call.
Many states have announced their public schools will be closed for the rest of this academic year. I assume that will eventually be announced in Texas.
These states have already announced that they will remain closed through the end of this academic year:
- Kansas
- New Mexico
- Vermont
- Virginia
On Friday afternoon, education secretary Betsy DeVos spoke as part of the coronavirus task force presentation. In eight and a half minutes, DeVos touched on several points, including indications that she may try to use the widespread pandemic-driven shutdown to create a path to national school vouchers.
After thinking Trump for his “clear-eyed leadership,” plus a few other nods to her boss, DeVos moved on some actions the department is taking.
First, as most states are already aware, the federal government has waived the mandate for this year’s Big Standardized Test.
Next, she attempted to clarify the department’s stance on education for special needs students. This has been a point of concern for many school districts; if distance learning or other solutions cannot be made available to all students, including those with special needs, then that would be illegal. The department has said A) yes, it would be illegal and B) school districts should not let that hold them back. On Friday, DeVos emphasized both messages. She stated that the transition to online or distance learning must happen quickly and “it needs to include meaningful instruction and supports for children with disabilities.” She followed that immediately with “Learning should not stop or be denied because schools fear federal regulators.”
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Gamine
It all started with Audrey Hepburn earlier today. I was watching "Love in the Afternoon" on TCM. I was curious what the reviews had to say about it and happened to read one review in TV Guide:
Filmed in Paris at the Studios de Boulogne, the Opera, the Chateau de Vitry, and in various suburban settings, there's no question that LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON had great locations going for it.
It also had the winsome charm of Hepburn, the elfin puckishness of Chevalier, a literate script by Wilder and Diamond, and an airy feeling that wafted the audience along.
What it didn't have going for it was a leading man--Gary Cooper could be many things, but as the lead in a romantic comedy, he fell short.
Not that he'd never done it before. Cooper had made several pictures in which he handled comedy lines with aplomb, but he was pushing 56 at the time and looking too long in the tooth to be playing opposite the gamine Hepburn.Later at the park, while Sophia was riding her bike, I was re-reading The Weil Conjectures: On Math and the Pursuit of the Unknown by Karen Olsson, c. 2019. I saw the word "gamine" and wondered if I had put it on Arianna's word list. I had not, so I added it to her list.
Then, of all things, I am now watching TCM's "The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter," with Alan Arkin and Sandra Locke. I was curious. How did Sandra Locke get her start? Again, a most interesting backstory over at wiki.
And there it was again, "gamine."
"The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter" was Locke's film debut, garnering her an Academy Award nomination. From wiki:
For the "Heart" audition, then-fiancé Gordon Anderson gave his bride a so-called Hollywood makeover: he bound her bosom, bleached her eyebrows and carefully applied her makeup so as to create a more gamine appearance. They also lied about her age, shaving off six years to seem younger – a pretense Locke would keep up for the rest of her career. After three auditions, she was cast in the role.Gamine. What are the odds? Three times in three very different sources in one afternoon.
Closer Look At An EOG Well Coming Off Confidential List This Week -- March 29, 2020
The well:
One can start to see the reason fracking costs can account for 2/3rds the cost of drilling/completing a well -- a typical Bakken well is drilled in seven to ten days; fracking is taking up to a month.
The graphics:
Now isn't this interesting? I never expected this, completely missed this (I probably posted it earlier but if so, completely forgot).
Look at this well with a very, very old permit number (from 2012, to be exact):
Other wells:
33432, conf, EOG, Liberty LR 43-1109H, 33-061-04028, Parshall, fracked, 7/6/19- 8/6/19; 14.8 million gallons of water (huge amount, typical for EOG; 84.2% water by mass; friction reduce, 0.3390; compared to dozens of individual ingredients usually seen at FracFocus in a frack slurry, EOG lists only seven (does not include water and sand [other solids])
Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
---|---|---|
1-2020 | 18806 | 3562 |
12-2019 | 24154 | 8565 |
11-2019 | 29321 | 11806 |
10-2019 | 40369 | 23463 |
One can start to see the reason fracking costs can account for 2/3rds the cost of drilling/completing a well -- a typical Bakken well is drilled in seven to ten days; fracking is taking up to a month.
The graphics:
Now isn't this interesting? I never expected this, completely missed this (I probably posted it earlier but if so, completely forgot).
Look at this well with a very, very old permit number (from 2012, to be exact):
- 23958, 2,719, EOG, Liberty LR 107-1109H, Parshall, t9/19; cum 178K in less than five months; cum 178K 1/20; TD = 21,848 feet; fracked 8/5/19; 53 stages; 22.81 million lbs of sand, all 100 mesh sand; 12.5 million gallons of water;
- permit and preliminary work says target was Three Forks; drilling unit, 1920-acre; the drilling report states the target was the middle Bakken, and the stimulation formation was the "Bakken"; sundry form received March 25, 2019, request to change target formation from Three Forks to Bakken;
- a sundry form received September 9, 2016: request to extend permit for an additional year; the APD was originally approved on October 1, 2012;
- a sundry form received September 25, 2017: request for one-year extension on the permit;
- note: APD -- application for permit development
Pool | Date | Days | BBLS Oil | Runs | BBLS Water | MCF Prod | MCF Sold | Vent/Flare |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BAKKEN | 1-2020 | 31 | 21837 | 21770 | 36701 | 17556 | 17191 | 4 |
BAKKEN | 12-2019 | 31 | 27128 | 27191 | 45940 | 15297 | 14970 | 13 |
BAKKEN | 11-2019 | 30 | 35307 | 35346 | 59040 | 19680 | 17412 | 1918 |
BAKKEN | 10-2019 | 31 | 38687 | 39180 | 72239 | 26707 | 24625 | 1716 |
BAKKEN | 9-2019 | 25 | 55045 | 54159 | 95098 | 38709 | 37865 | 0 |
Other wells:
- 20038, 625, EOG, Liberty LR 12-11H, Parshall, t4/25/12; cum 266K 1/20; full production profile here; tested 4/21/12; 42stages, 4.9 million lbs, all sand;
De Blasio -- Never Mind -- March 29, 2020
Is filming "Saturday Night Live" still considered an "essential" activity in NYC?
From today's daily note:
Toilet paper:
From Power Line:
From today's daily note:
Comments:Wallet Hub: "ranking" severely questions criteria used. New York is ranked #7 in its efforts to stop coronavirus. Number of new cases in last 24 hours accounts for 91% of all new cases in the US. NYC is on track to exceed number of cases in all countries in the world.
Well documented:
- China's numbers can be dispensed with; no one believes them
- Iran's numbers can be dispensed; no one believes them -- although probably more accurate than China's
- more cases in the US than any other country in the world (may or may not be true if one includes China)
- total number of new cases in US: 7,825 ("today") -- most of any country in the entire universe;
- total number of new cases in New York: 7,131 ("yesterday) -- accounts for more than 90% of all new cases in the US
- as late as February 27, 2020, the mayor of NYC was downplaying the coronavirus
- never shut down the subway; encouraged folks to use it; did not change subway precautions;
- kept hotels, restaurants open; welcomed tourists, business travelers to the city
Toilet paper:
"They" say the reason for the "run" on food at grocery stores -- particularly, beef -- was due to the fact that Americans took upwards of 60% of their meals outside the home, and thus the run on food -- particularly beef -- was simply Americans restocking their pantries now that they were homebound and eating at home.
Now, toilet paper.On another note: liquor stores. I honestly do not know if liquor stores are open in our area. I have not checked. [Later: see first comment: apparently liquor stores are open in Texas.] I asked one person: that person said "no, liquor is not essential."
Let's re-write that first paragraph with emphasis on toilet paper:
"They" say the reason for the "run" on toilet paper at grocery stores was due to the fact that Americans took upwards of 60% of their bathroom breaks outside the home, and thus the run on toilet paper was simply Americans restocking their bathrooms now that they were homebound and pooping at home.Just saying.
Actually, this should not be taken lightly. My hunch is that a lot of diagnosed and undiagnosed alcoholics have severe alcohol intake. Abruptly stopping their alcohol could result in death and/or other non-fatal serious consequencs. One of thousands of links.
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Back to New York
From Power Line:
Yesterday (March 28), new reported deaths in the U.S. from the Wuhan coronavirus exceeded 500 for the first day ever, according to Worldometer. On March 26, the daily death count was half of what it was yesterday.
The New York City pandemic is driving the increase. The pandemic there shows no sign of abating, and the high number of new reported cases from New York might well drive the daily national death count higher for weeks to come.
A key question for me is whether other big metropolitan areas will experience New York-like pandemics. New York, of course, is larger and more compact than other major cities, and, as I understand it, had more contact with Chinese nationals during January and February.
Thus, there’s reason to hope that no metropolitan area will be hammered by the virus to the extent New York has been. But there’s also reason to fear that we will see several mini New Yorks before long.
In Western Europe, meanwhile, the daily death figures (as reported by Worldometer) are inching towards 1,000 in Italy and Spain, and new reported cases in both countries are also rising. The number of daily reported deaths have held steady the past few days in France (at around 300) and Germany (at around 80). Great Britain reported 181 deaths on March 27 and 260 yesterday.
Completion Strategies, Bakken 4.0, Whiting, WPX -- March 29, 2020
Completion strategies, Bakken 4.0, Whiting. For more, see completion strategies, Bakken 4.0, linked at the sidebar at the right.
Case studies, two WPX wells coming off confidential list this next week:
Frack data that catches my attention:
Case studies, two WPX wells coming off confidential list this next week:
- 36502, drl, WPX, Skunk Creek 1-12HW, 33-025-03824, South Fork, t--; cum 8K over 23 days; fracked 1/9/20 - 1/17/20; 4.9 million gallons of water; 83.3% water by mass; friction reducer, 0.02466, extremely low on a percentage basis;
- 36503, drl, WPX, Skunk Creek 1-12HA, 33-025-03825, South Fork, t--; cum 10K over 22 days; fracked 1/8/20 - 1/17/20; 4.9 million gallons of water; 83.4% water by mass; friction reducer: 0.02537, extremely low on a percentage basis;
Frack data that catches my attention:
- total gallons of water, less than 6 million gallons or more than 12 million gallons
- percentage of water by mass: less than 88% or more than 92%
- friction reduction by percent: less than 0.04000 or more than 0.05000 (a reader brought this to my attention, thank you very much)
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Lime Rock Reports Two Nice Cabernet Oil Wells This Next Week -- March 29, 2020
On October 15, 2015, I blogged that OXY had exited the Bakken. Its history in the Bakken was bleak to say the least. Lime Rock Resources acquired the OXY assets in Cabernet oil field, perhaps one of the best oil fields in the Bakken. Compare Lime Rock experience with OXY's experience in the Cabernet. There's more to the Bakken than just "lady luck."
Two Lime Rock wells coming off confidential list this next week, week of March 29, 2020. Not particularly great, but not particularly bad either, and certainly much better than what we saw when OXY was drilling this area. At least that was my observation. Could be wrong. Usually am.
Two Lime Rock wells coming off confidential list this next week, week of March 29, 2020. Not particularly great, but not particularly bad either, and certainly much better than what we saw when OXY was drilling this area. At least that was my observation. Could be wrong. Usually am.
- 35965, 1,028, Lime Rock Resources, Karyk 7-24-13H-144-97L, 33-025-03654, Cabernet,
Pool | Date | Days | BBLS Oil | Runs | BBLS Water | MCF Prod | MCF Sold | Vent/Flare |
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BAKKEN | 1-2020 | 31 | 11425 | 11218 | 17038 | 2135 | 0 | 1208 |
BAKKEN | 12-2019 | 31 | 14383 | 14566 | 22851 | 1731 | 0 | 627 |
BAKKEN | 11-2019 | 30 | 17214 | 17156 | 26709 | 3645 | 0 | 2379 |
BAKKEN | 10-2019 | 19 | 15516 | 15110 | 18307 | 1323 | 0 | 260 |
BAKKEN | 9-2019 | 5 | 4068 | 3784 | 122 | 247 | 0 | 0 |
- 36128, conf, Lime Rock Resources, State 7-25-36H-144-97L, 33-025-03719, Cabernet,
Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
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1-2020 | 21490 | 0 |
12-2019 | 23388 | 0 |
11-2019 | 11679 | 0 |
10-2019 | 7209 | 0 |
Number Of Wells Coming Off Confidential LIst Over Past Several Years -- Recap -- March 29, 2020
Disclaimer: there will be content and typographical errors on this page. This comes from my data base; it will differ from the NDIC data base.
Number of wells coming off the confidential list by quarter:
Number of wells coming off the confidential list by quarter:
- 4Q19: 303 wells for the quarter
- 3Q19: 205
- 2Q19: 271
- 1Q19: 346
- 4Q18: 228
- 3Q18: 190
- 2Q18; 263
- 1Q18: 242
- 4Q17: 200
- 3Q17: 177
- 2Q17: 177
- 1Q17: 140
- 4Q16: 117
- 3Q16: 99
- 2Q16: 252
- 1Q16: 281
New Wells Reporting 2Q20
Tuesday, June 30, 2020: 73 for the month; 218 for the quarter, 445 for the year:
Friday, June 26, 2020: 63 for the month; 208 for the quarter, 435 for the year:
Wednesday, May 13, 2020: 42 for the month; 92 for the quarter, 319 for the year:
Data for 1Q19: 1Q19
Data for 4Q18: 4Q18
Data for 3Q18: 3Q18
Data for 2Q18: 2Q18
Data for 1Q18: 1Q18
Data for 4Q17: 4Q17
Data for 3Q17: 3Q17
Through 1H10: 1H10
- 37048, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 9-16H1, Elm Tree,
- 36888, drl/drl, Murex, Sophia Drake 25-36H-R, Sanish,
- 36887, drl/drl, Murex, Amber Renee 25-36H-R, Sanish,
- 36785, drl/A, Kraken, Double Eagble 33-3 1H, Sanish, t--; cum 99K in four months;
- 35666, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 2H, Poe, t--; cum 123K in four months, including a 49K month;
- 37049, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 8-16H, Elm Tree,
- 37050, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 7-16H2, Elm Tree,
- 35673, SI/A, CLR, Boise 8-24H, Brooklyn, t--; cum 60K in two months;
- 35658, SI/A, CLR, Addyson 10-23HSL1, Brooklyn, t--; cum 75K in less than 4 months;
Friday, June 26, 2020: 63 for the month; 208 for the quarter, 435 for the year:
- 37051, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 6-16H, Elm Tree,
- 26415, drl/drl, Bruin, Wm Polar 157-101-25A-36-2B, -- look how old this permit is; Otter;
- 37052, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 5-16H2, Elm Tree,
- 36873, drl/drl, Equinor, Jack Cvancara 19-18 XW 1H, Alger,
- 36791, drl/drl, Sinclair, Harris Federal 4-32H, Lone Butte,
- 37053, drl/drl, CLR, Angus Federal 14-9HSL1, Elm Tree,
- 26417, drl/drl, Bruin, Wm Polar 157-101-25A-36-4B, -- look how old this permit is; Otter,
- 37202, drl/NC, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Jean 10-9-4-157N-99W-LL TFH, Lone Tree Lake, no production data,
- 36874, drl/TASC, Equinor, Domaskin 30-31 XW 1H, Alger, no production data,
- 37055, drl/drl, CLR, Angus Federal 12-9H, Elm Tree,
- 37056, drl/drl, CLR, Angus Federal 11-9H2, Elm Tree,
- 36875, drl/TASC, Equinor, Jack Cvancara 19-18 4H, Alger,
- 35958, SI/A, Whiting, Arndt 14-5-3XH, Sanish, t--; cum 75K 4/20;
- 35676, SI/A, CLR, Boston 8-25H, Brooklyn, t--; cum 59K 4/20;
- 37057, drl/drl, CLR, Angus Federal 10-9N, Elm Tree,
- 36876, drl/TASC, Equinor, Domaskin 30-31 9H, Alger, no production data,
- 35668, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 4H, Poe, t--; cum 139K 4/20;
- 37058, drl/drl, CLR, Angus Federal 9-9H, Elm Tree,
- 35677, SI/A, CLR, Boston 9-25H1, Brooklyn, 42K in 52 days;
- 35674, SI/A, CLR, Boise 0-24H1, Brooklyn, 38K in 54 days;
- 36877, drl/TASC, Equinor, Jack Cvancara 19-18 8TFH, Alger, t--; cum --;
- 35667, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 3TFH, Poe, t--; cum 81K 4/20; nice well;
- 36234, A, Whiting, Lidseth 11-1H, Sanish, t--; cum 75K 4/20;
- 36074, drl/drl, BR, CCU Plymouth 44-29MBH, St Demetrius, t--; cum --; minimal production;
- 37214, drl/drl, CLR, Burian 3-27H1, St Demetrius, t--; cum --; minimal production;
- 36878, drl/TASC, Equinor, Domaskin 40-31 4TFH, Alger, t--; cum --;
- 36075, drl/A, BR, CCU Zephyr 14-29TFH, Corral Creek, t--; cum --; minimal production;
- 36879, drl/TASC, Equinor, Jack Cvancara 19-18 XE 1TFH, Alger, t--; cum --;
- 36076, drl/A, BR, CCU Zephyr 14-29MBH, Corral Creek, t--; cum --; minimal production;
- None.
- 37193, drl/drl, CLR, Wiley 14-25HSL, Pershing, t--; cum --;
- 35959, SI/NC, Whiting, Arndt 14-5-2XH, Sanish, t--; cum 96K 4/20; a nice well;
- None.
- 37192, drl/drl, CLR, Wiley 13-25HSL2, Pershing, t--; cum --;
- None.
- None.
- 36238, drl/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 1SLH, Big Bend, no production data,
- 35188, drl/drl, XTO, Hoffmann 21X-6BXC, Siverston, no production data,
- 31791, drl/drl, Petro-Hunt, Phelps Trust 153-94-6B-2-3H, Charlson, no production data,
- 36468, drl/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 3-10-11-12H, Big Bend, no production data,
- 36237, drl/NC, Slawson, Neptang 3-15-22H, Big Bend, no production data,
- 36473, SI/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 9-10-7TFH, Big Bend, no production data,
- 36454, drl/drl, BR, Glacierfill 1A, Clear Creek, no production data,
- 36362, drl/drl, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal l1-12-1H, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 35748, SI/NC, Zavanna, Usher 28-21 2TFH, Poe, t--; um 78K in five months;
- 31790, drl/drl, Petro-Hunt, Phelps Trust 153-94-6B-2-2H, Charlson, no production data,
- 36455, drl/drl, BR, Glacierfill 1B, Clear Creek, no production data,
- 36360, drl/drl, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 10-12-1TFH, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 36470, drl/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 8-10-11-12H, Big Bend, no production data,
- 36457, drl/drl, BR, Glacierfill 1D, Clear Creek, no production data,
- 36456, drl/drl, BR, Glacierfill 1C Clear Creek, no production data,
- 36354, drl/NC, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 8-12-1TFH, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 36240, drl/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 4 SLH, Big Bend, no production data,
- 35189, drl/drl, XTO, Hoffmann Federal 21X-6H, Siverston, no production data,
- 36754, 1,322, Kraken Candace 15-22 1TFH, Sanish, t12/19; cum 97K 4/20; see this post;
- 36458, drl/drl, BR, Glacierfill 1E, Clear Creek, no production data,
- 35190, drl/drl, XTO, Zane Federal 21X-6AXD, Siverston, no production data,
- 36757, 794, Kraken Arrow A 15-22 4TFH, Sanish, t12/19; cum 108K 3/20; see this post;
- 36756, 732, Kraken Ethan 15-22 3TFH, Sanish, t12/19; cum 82K 3/20; see this post;
- 36755, 1,531, Kraken, Penny 15-22 2TFH, Sanish, t12/19; cum 97K 3/20; see this post;
- 36469, drl/NC, lawson, Periscope Federal 5-10-7TFH, Big Bend, no production data,
- 36130, A, Whiting, Harvey TTT 41-4HU, Sanish, t--; cum 137K in five months;
- 35191, drl/drl, XTO, Zane Federal 21X-6E, Siverston, t--; cum --;
- 37047, drl/drl, CLR, Simmental Federal 10-16H, Elm Tree, no production data,
- 36157, 895, Nine Point Energy, S Missouri 152-103-9-11-12H, Eightmile, t12/19; cum 105K 3/20;
- 35192, drl/drl, XTO, Zane Federal 21X-6B, Siverston, no production data,
- 33838, drl/drl, conf, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 9-8-5-157N-99W, Lone Tree Lake, no production data,
- None. There was no November 31.
- 36471, drl/NC, Slawson, Periscope Federal 2-10-11-12H, Big Bend, no production data,
- 33839, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 4-8-5-157N-99W TFH, Lone Tree Lake, no production data,
- 36208, drl/drl, XTO, FBIR Baker 34X-25D, Heart Butte,
- 34256, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 3-8-5-157N-99W MBH, Lone Tree Lake,
- 33840, drl/NC, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 10-8-5-157N-99W TFH, Lone Tree Lake,
- 36209, drl/drl, XTO, FBIR Baker 34X-25H, Heart Butte,
- 36961, drl/drl, WPX, Meadowlark 6-34HQL, Heart Butte, t--; cum --; see this post;
- 36472, drl/drl, Slawson, Periscope Federal 4-10-7TFH, Big Bend, t--; cum --;
- 36210, drl/drl, XTO, FBIR Baker 34X-25C, Heart Butte, t--; cum --;
- 33841, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 5-8-5-157N-99W TFH, Lone Tree Lake, t--; cum --;
- 37203, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 11-8-5-157N-99W-LL TFH, Dublin, no production data,
- 36962, drl/A, WPX, Meadowlark 6-34HA, Heart Butte, see this post;
- 36599, 2,304, Whiting, Erickson 14-23 2H, Glass Bluff, t12/19; cum 72K 3/20;
- 36129, A, Whiting, Evan TTT 41-4HU, Sanish, t--; cum 109K 3/20;
- 36963, drl/drl, WPX, Meadowlark 6-34HW, Heart Butte, see this post;
- 36211, drl/drl, XTO, FBIR Baker 34X-25G,
- 36964, drl/drl, WPX, Meadowlark 6-34HB, t--; cum 21K over 7 days; see this post;
- 36792, drl/drl, Sinclair, Harris Federal 3-32H, Lone Butte, no production data,
- 36598, 2,376, Whiting, Erickson 14-23-3H, Glass Bluff, t12/19; cum 73K 3/20;
- 36358, drl/drl, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 2-12-1H, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 34259, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 6-8-5-157N-99W-LL TFH, Lone Tree Lake, no production data,
- 36597, 1,968, Whiting, Erickson 44-35HU, Glass Bluff, t12/19; cum 75K 3/20;
- 36357, drl/drl, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 9-12-1TFH,
- 36132, 1,102, Whiting, Ed TTT Federal 43-4H, Sanish, t11/19; cum 111K 3/20; a 30K month;
- 34258, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 2-8-5-157N-99W MBH, Lone TreeLake, no production data,
- 36356, drl/drl, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 3-12-1H, Sand Creek, t--; cum --;
- 36156, 1,018, Nine Point Energy, S Missouri 152-103-9-11-11H, Eightmile, t12/19; cum 87K 3/20;
- 35929, drl/drl, XTO, Mandal Federal 41X-29H, Haystack Butte, t--; cum --;
- 35665, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 1TFH, Poe, t--; cum 71K 3/20;
- 35232, 1.041, Nine Point Energy, Helling 150-101-7-6-6H, Pronghorn, t12/19; cum 84K 3/20;
- 34257, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 7-8-5-157N-99W TFH, Lone Tree Lake, t--; cum --;
- 35930, drl/drl, XTO, Mandal Federal 41X-29DXA, Haystack Butte, t--; cum --;
- 35231, 1,037, Nine Point Energy, Helling 150-101-7-6-6H, Pronghorn, t12/19; cum 98K 3/20;
- 35448, drl/drl, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95-2122H-11, Blue Butte, t--; cum --;
- 35931, drl/drl, XTO, Hovet Federal 41X-29E, Haystack Butte, t--; cum --;
- 34727, drl/drl, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95-2122H-5, Blue Buttes, t--; cum 2K over 2 days;
- 34255, drl/drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Tami 8-8-5-157N-99W TFH, Lone Tree Lake, t--; cum --;
- 33024, drl/drl, BR, Renegade 24-10 TFH, Sand Creek, t--; cum --;
- 35932, drl, XTO, Hovet Federal 41X-29G, Haystack Butte, no production data,
- 34728, drl, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95-2122H-4, Blue Buttes, t--; cum 15K over 8 days;
- 35622, SI/A, CLR, Palmer Federal 13-25HSL1, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 15K over 23 days;
- 34729, drl, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95-2122H-2, Blue Buttes, t--; cum 28K over 26 days;
- 35933, drl, conf, XTO, Hovet Federal 41X-29D, Haystack Butte; t--; cum --;
- 35621, SI/A, CLR, Palmer Federal 12-25HSL, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 30K over 24 days;
- 34730, drl, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95-2122H-2, Blue Buttes, t--; cum 30K over 20 days;
- 35747, SI/NC, Zavanna, Usher 28-21 3H, Poe, t--; cum 94K over 4 months;a 45K month;
- 35669, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 5TFH, Poe, t--; cum 98K over four months;
- 35385, SI/A, CLR, Palmer 5-25H1, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 4K over 5 days;
- 35382, SI/A, CLR, Palmer Federal 10-25H, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 69K over 32 days;
- 36799, drl, WPX, Nighthawk 6-34HUL, Heart Butte, no production data,
- 36459, SI/NC, BR, Glacierfill 1F, Clear Greek,
- 35746, SI/NC, Zavanna, Usher 28-21 4TFH XW, Patent Gate, t--; cum 84K 4/20;
- 35386, SI/A, CLR, Palmer 4-25H1, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 8K over 13 days; offline 5/20;
Wednesday, May 13, 2020: 42 for the month; 92 for the quarter, 319 for the year:
- 36634, drl, WPX, Nighthawk 6-34HD, Heart Butte,
- 36578, drl, XTO, Tong 34X-9E, Midway,
- 36131, 972, Whiting, Elma TTT Federal 43-4H, Sanish, t11/19; cum 98K 3/20; this must be great -- producing oil, selling oil, and not paying (some) bills while in bankruptcy?
- 35383, SI/A, CLR, Palmer Federal 11-25H1, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 56K 5/20; 23,426 bbls over 21 days extrapolates to 33,466 bbls/30-day month;
- 35381, SI/A, CLR, Palmer 9-25H1, Haystack Butte, t--; cum 38K 5//20; 16,344 bbls over 19 days extrapolates to 25,806 bbls/30-day month;
- 36635, drl, WPX, Nighthawk 6-34HT, Heart Butte, no production data,
- 36256, 1,634, Hess, RS-Harstad-155-91-0433H-4, Stanley, t11/19; cum 53K 3/20;
- 36255, 1,666, Hess, RS-Harstad-155-91-0433H-5, Stanley, t11/19; cum 55K 3/20;
- 35708, 1,692, Hess, SC-Hoving-154-98-1003H-5, Stanley, t11/19; cum 85K 3/20;
- 35707, 2,444, Hess, SC-Hoving-154-98-1003H-6,Truax, t11/19; cum 119K 3/20;
- 36579, drl, Tong 34X-9A, Midway,
- 36577, drl, XTO, Tong 34X-9C, Midway,
- 35879, SI/NC, Zavanna Usher 28-20 5HXW, Patent Gate, t--; cum 78K 4/20; off line 5/20; pretty nice;
- 33807, drl, BR, CCU Gopher 6-2-15MBH, Corral Creek,
- None.
- 36637, drl, WPX, Nighthawk 6-34HY, Heart Butte,
- 36575, drl, XTO, Tong 34X-9D, Midway,
- 33808, drl, BR, CCU Gopher 5-2-15TFH, Corral Creek,
- 36591, drl, Rimrock, Skunk Creek 8-2-3-5H3, first bench Three Forks, South Fork, t--; cum --;
- 35670, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21-6H, Poe, t--; cum 179K 5/20; huge well; a 45K month;
- 36590, drl, Rimrock, Skunk Creek, 8-2-3-4H, South Forks, t--; cum 10K in 30 days;
- 34165, drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUS Njos 5-36-35-157N-100W-LL MBH, Marmon, no production data,
- 36589, drl, Rimrock, Skunk Creek 8-2-3-4H3, South Fork, t--; cum 14K in 31 days;
- 36550, drl, WPX, Blue Racer 14-11HUL, Mandaree, t--; cum --;
- 37003, drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Elena 9-22-15-157N-100@-LL MBH, Marmon, no production data,
- 36588, drl, Rimrock, Skunk Creek 8-2-3-4HA, South Fork, t--; cum 19K over first 31 days; Marmon oil field would be considered to be on the fringe, Tier 2, maybe Tier 3, by some;
- 36504, drl, WPX, Blue Racer 14-11HD, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 32K over first 31 days;
- 37042, drl, Eagle Operating, Wobbly 19-9, Great Northern, a Madison formation well; a vertical well;
- 36587, drl, Rimrock Oil, Skunk Creek 8-2-3-4H3U, Heart Butte, t--; cum 15,500 bbls over 31 days;
- 36505, drl, WPX, Blue Racer 14-11HZ, Squaw Creek, 45K over 29 days extrapolates to 46,563 bbls over 30 days; second month (4/20) with 44K over 30 days;
- 36094, dr,-->drl/NC, XTO, Krieger 42X-17G, Alkali Creek,
- 33023, SI/A, BR, Renegade 24-10 MBH, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 36506, drl,-->drl/A, WPX, Blue Racer 14-11HG, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 92K 5/20; extrapolates to 40,074 bbls over 30 days; next month (4/20), 44K over 30 days;
- 36093, drl,-->drl/NC, XTO, Krieger 42X-17C, Alkali Creek,
- 34166, drl,-->drl/NC, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Njos 9-26-35-157N-100W TFH, Marmon,
- 36092, drl,-->drl/NC, XTO, Krieger 42X-17H, Alkali Creek, no production data,
- 37111, drl,-->drl/NC, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Njos 8A-26-35-157N-100W TFH, Marmon, no production data,
- 36155, 983, Nine Point Energy, S Missouri 152-103-9-11-10H, Eightmile, t11/19; cum 97K in less than five months; frack data not yet scanned in
- 36091, drl,,-->drl/NC, XTO, Krieger 42X-17DXA, Alkali Creek,
- 35815, 2,462, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-6, Robinson Lake, t11/19; cum 75K 2/20;
- 35814, 3,949, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-5, Robinson Lake, t10/19; cum 97K 2/20;
- 35813, 3,389, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-7, Robinson Lake, t10/19; cum 84K 2/20;
- 35812, 3,676, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-8, Robinson Lake, t10/19; cum 98K 2/20;
- 35671, SI/NC, Zavanna, Stranger 28-21 7TFHXE, Poe, t--; cum 93K 5/20;
- 35535, 749, Oasis, Merritt 5693 13-24 5T, Alger, t11/19; cum 54K 2/20;
- 36258, 1,493, Hess, RS-Harstad-155-91-0433H-2, Stanley, t10/19; cum 64K 2/20;
- 36257, 896, Hess, RS-Harstad-155-91-0433H-3, Stanley, t11/19; cum 38K 2/29;
- 35706, 2,382, Hess, SC-Hoving-154-95-1003H-7, Truax, t10/19; cum 88K 2/20; a 37K month;
- 35705, 2,716, Hess, SC-Hoving-154-98-1003H-8, Truax, t11/19; cum 102K 2/20; a 34K month;
- 35534, 917, Oasis, Merritt 5693 13-24 6B, Alger, t--; cum 128K 5/20;
- 35532, 738, Oasis, Merrit 5693 13-24 8B, Alger, t11/19; cum 76K 2/20; two 23K months;
- 34164, drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Lloyd 5-27-34-157N-100W TFH, Marmon, t--; cum --;
- 33811, drl,-->drl/NC, , BR, CCU Gopher 8-2-15MBH, Corral Creek, t--; cum --;
- 35533, 997, Oasis, Merritt 5693 13-24 7T, Alger, producing, a 22K month; t11/19; cum 78K 2/20;
- 37007, SI/NC-->SI/A, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Chase Douglas 1A-32-29-159N-100W MBH, Blue Ridge, t--; cum 35K 5/20;
- 36903, drl,-->loc/NC, PetroShale, Hickok Federal 1MBH, Bear Den,
- 36904, loc,-->loc/NC, PetroShale, Bridger Federal 1TFH, Bear Den, coming off conf list it went back to loc
- 37068, DRY, Wave Petroleum Operating, Hudson 1-32, Tyler, wildcat, see this note;
- 36559, 1,374, Whiting, Fladeland 14-26HU, Sanish, t11/19; cum 131K 2/20; a 38K month;
- 35633, 5,946, MRO, Perkins USA 12-16TFH, Four Bears, t11/19; bcum 189K 2/20; a 73K month;
- 35531, 1,283, Oasis, Merritt 5693 13-24 9T, Alger, t10/19; cum 72K 2/20; a 20K month;
- 32624, 891, Whiting, Niemitalo 11-35-2H, Sanish, t11/19; cum 8K 2/20; a 23K month;
- 36652, 897, Kraken Operating, Red 22-15 1H, Burg, t11/19; cum 100K 2/20;
- 36651, 1,017, Kraken Operating, White 23-14 1H, t11/19; cum 108K 2/20;
- 36650, 779, Kraken Operating, Blue 26-35 1TFH, t11/19; cum 91K 2/20;
- 33624, drl/NC, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 7-1-12TFH, Sand Creek,
- 36412, 1,734, EOG, Clarks Creek 47-0706H, Clarks Creek, t10/19; cum 154K 4/20; a 37K month;
- 35632, 6,260, MRO, Waldorf USA 12-16H, Four Bears, t10/19; cum 199K 5/20; a 47K month; note the IP;
- 35631, 5,190, MRO, Eager USA 12-16TFH, Four Bears, t10/19; cum 109K 12/19; a 47K month, off line 1/10; remains off line 5/20;
- 33621, drl,-->drl/NC, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 6-1-12TFH, Sand Creek,
- 35817, 411, Oasis, Oasis Meiers 5692 11-19 11T, Alger, t11/19; cum 62K 4/20;
- 35123, loc/drl,-->loc/NC, XTO, Prairie Federal 31X-30B, Haystack Butte,
- 33810, drl,-->drl/NC, BR, CCU Gopher 8-2-15TFH, Corral Creek,
- 33623, drl,-->drl/NC, Slawson, Gunslinger Federal 5-1-12H, Sand Creek,
- 35122-->drl/NC, XTO, Prairie Federal 31X-30E, Haystack Butte,
- 36411, 2,783, EOG, Clarks Creek 46-0706H, Clarks Creek, t10/19; cum 230K 2/20; see this note;
- 36410, 1,639, EOG, Clarks Creek 45-0705H, Clarks Creek, t10/19; cum 123K 2/20; see this note;
- 35630, 4,505, MRO, Four Bears USA 13-16H, t10/19; cum 157K 2/20;
- 35121, drl-->drl/NC, XTO, Prairie Federal 31X-30A, Haystack Butte,
- 35818, 763, Oasis, Oasis Meiers 5692 11-19 10T; Alger, t10/19; cum 78K 2/20;
- 35704, 2,382, Hess, SC-Hoving-154-98-1003H-8; Truax, t10/19; cum 91K 5/20;
- None.
- 35819, 752, Oasis, Oasis Meiers 5692 11-19 9BX, Alger, t10/19; cum 183K 5/20; posted;
- 33278, 3,115, EOG, Clarks Creek 41-0805H, Antelope-Sanish, t10/19; cum 271K 5/20 , see this post;
- None.
- 33279, 3,306, EOG, Clarks Creek 42-0805H, Antelope-Sanish, t10/19; cum 255K 5/20; see this post;
- 35016, SI/NC, BR, Lillibridge 3A MBH-R, Blue Buttes, no production data;
- 35017, SI/NC, BR, Lillibridge 1D TFH, Blue Buttes, no production data,
- 33022, SI/NC-->SI/A, BR, Chuckwagon 21-15 TFH, Sand Creek, no production data,
- 33809, drl/NC, BR, CCU Gopher 7-2-15MBH, Corral Creek, Corral Creek tracked here but not updated in a long time;
- None.
- None.
- 36263, drl/A, WPX, Rubia 24-13HD, Mandaree, t--; cum 128K 5/20; see this post;
- 36262, drl/A, WPX, Rubia 24-13HZ, Mandaree, t--; cum 142K 5/20; see this post;
- None.
- 33432, 1,730, EOG, Liberty LR 43-1109H, 33-061-04028, 60 stages, 22.96 million lbs of 100 mesh sand; Parshall, t10/19; cum 155K 5/20;
- 35051, 2,184, Whiting, Lassey 21-22H, 33-053-08577, Glass Bluff, t10/19; cum 153K 5/20;
- 34163, drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Elena 5-22-15-157N-100W TFH, Marmon,
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