Based on their legal names, all six should be long laterals running from section 36 into section 25.
There is already one well in this section, a well that is pretty much in between the two 3-well pads for the permits issued yesterday:
- 19965, 642, Samson Resources, Bonneville 36-25-163-100H, Bakken Pool, Three Forks, t11/11; cum 180K 3/14;
- in less than a year, over 100,000 bbls (I now consider the "magic number" for Bakken pool wells to be 150,000 bbls, however)
- from the scout ticket, one cannot tell whether this is a middle Bakken or a Three Forks well
- the IP was not particularly notable, but it has turned out to be a very good well
- everyone talks about horrendous decline rates in "the Bakken"; this had a couple huge months in the beginning (13K and 11K) but then dropped quickly to 5K; however, it produced 8K in October, 2012 (the most recent month for which data is available) -- hardly anything to sneeze at, as they say
- an upper Three Forks well
- spud: January 4, 2011
- curve completed: January 11, 2011 (so they reached vertical depth in about six days
- total depth, drilling completed: February 3, 2011
- trip gases as high as 3,788 to 7,856 units
- 24596, conf, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 1TFH;
- 24597, 261, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 2TFH; t6/13; cum 55K 3/14;
- 24598, 203, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 3TFH; t6/13; cum 36K 3/14;
- 24601, conf, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 7TFH;
- 24602, PNC, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 6TFH;
- 24603, conf, Samson Resources, Bonneville .... 5TFH:
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