The original from G3 Operating shows the IP to be 413. The NDIC erred in the transcription.
Elsewhere, readers have not yet picked up on this error (12:20 a.m., March 30, 2012).
Thursday, March 29, 2012
The NDIC Reported IP for the G3 Operating Well -- Incorrect -- A TYPO -- The Bakken, North Dakota, USA
21083, 4,113, 413, G3 Operating, Doris 1-28-33H, s9/11; t1/12; F; cum 6K; a wildcat in the far northwest corner of Williams County, about 22 miles northwest of Williston; target was the Upper Bakken; 30 stage frack with 3 million lbs white sand.
The original from G3 Operating shows the IP to be 413. The NDIC erred in the transcription.
Elsewhere, readers have not yet picked up on this error (12:20 a.m., March 30, 2012).
The original from G3 Operating shows the IP to be 413. The NDIC erred in the transcription.
Elsewhere, readers have not yet picked up on this error (12:20 a.m., March 30, 2012).
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That is interesting... I read somewhere that drilling in the actual shale was difficult because it falls apart and won't hold together. I wonder if it was more scallion or false bakken or lodgepole. I will read the file later and see what I learn.
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Did a quick read. It produced about 5000 barrels in 30 days. Lots of Water. I think there may be a typo, on their part, on the report. Oil to water ratio is closer to 1 to 3. Should have been 1000 oil instead of 4000 and even that is suspect. New operator or underfunded or learning. Interesting all the same.
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Forgot to add maybe it is a slip up... nudge wink. to fool investors... hopefully not.
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Time will tell.
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