Operators: Whiting (5), OXY USA (2), Petro-Hunt, Crescent Point, CLR
Fields: Cabernet, Murphy Creek, Clear Creek, Green River, Bell, Wildrose
OXY USA must be getting tired of those low IPs in Dimond field; both of their new permits are in good fields, Murphy Creek and the Cabernet. I am not impressed with OXY USA wells in Dimond oil field.
Crescent point has another wildcat in Williams County; it had a wildcat in Williams County (yesterday -- or at least earlier this week, forget which day)
Four of Whiting's five permits are for the Bell field which looks like a very, very good field. The fifth permit is in Green River, just a few miles northwest of Dickinson and in the same general vicinity of Bell Field (southwest Dunn County). Whiting has one good well there, a Three Forks well fractured with 22 stages and 2.5 million lbs of sand
- 19562, 412, Whiting, Brueni 28-1H, Green River, Three Forks, s10/10; t3/11; cum 44K 11/11; 22 stages, 2.5 million lbs
- 19953, 1,543, Oasis, Driesbach 5602 44-32H, Williams County
- 20201, 913, ERF, Birdbear 6C-1H, Dunn County
- 20202, 2,634, Oasis, Mallard 5692 21-20H, Mountrail County
So who os OXY going to buy out they r to big of a company ti only have such a small stake
ReplyDeleteYou could say that about several companies in the Bakken: a) WMB (Dakota-3) comes to mind; b) CLR comes to mind -- I truly think CLR wants to have a headline: 1 million net acres; c) COP (BR) has the cash; d) Hess has bought Tracker and AEZ and could buy more.
DeletePetro-Hunt is getting very, very interesting. Denbury Onshore could acquire more.
Statoil buying BEXP was so far off everybody's radar, I don't think anyone (unless an insider) can guess what will happen next.
I think Petro Harvester is in an acquiring mood.