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Monday, February 11, 2013

BEXP Has Another Huge Well; Wells Coming Off the Confidential List Tuesday; Three of Four Wells --> DRL Status

22902, drl, BEXP, Topaz 20-17 4TFH, Banks, 4-well pad; three wells on DRL status;
23034, 2,850, BEXP, Allison 34-14 1H, East Fork, 4-well pad; another one also producing (#23033; 2,888, Jennifer)
23335, drl, QEP, MHA 2-03-35H-150-92, Heart Butte, t11/12; cum 18K 12/12; two 5-well pads;
23390, drl, KOG, P Bibler 155-99-15-31-7-15H3, Stockyard Creek, 4-well pad; another on DRL status;

Note: 3 of 4 wells to DRL status; most likely due to pad drilling; not likely due to weather or frack scheduling

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23034, conf, BEXP, Allison 34-14 1H, East Fork, on a natural gas pipeline:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
12-2012183828478


The P Bibler well is on a 4-well pad; two of those wells will run north into the Epping oil field; two will run south into Stockyard Creek.

Two wells in the immediate vicinity:
  • 19576, 1,223, KOG/BTA, 20711 Erickson 3130 1H, t 5/11; cum 155K 12/12;
  • 19329, 1,261, KOG/BTA, 20711 Bibler 67 1H, t6/11; cum 153K 12/12;
I assume this KOG Bibler well will go to DRL status; there are other wells on the pad that need to be completed.

Of interest: the Erickson well is severely constrained with regard to natural gas. It has been flaring all natural gas since June, 2012, and before that, much of the natural gas was flared. The well was on-line for only two days in December. Here is the production record:

PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN12-20122136226561560151
BAKKEN11-201230362536122510462004537
BAKKEN10-201231649167374010759007503
BAKKEN9-20128258022291232264202621
BAKKEN8-201228622765103468763807557
BAKKEN7-201230724473084384856208474
BAKKEN6-201229703068233811883908752
BAKKEN5-2012318391870645161253040638376
BAKKEN4-201230793975683998977722787409
BAKKEN3-2012301018210548414012225012136
BAKKEN2-201229107411088242801258437458752
BAKKEN1-201220323026142034369914002242
BAKKEN12-201116266229321113315403106
BAKKEN11-201115267925041554324603126
BAKKEN10-201118646269232222770812856279
BAKKEN9-201128107781093037471262949427463
BAKKEN8-2011281257712475462414948349611228
BAKKEN7-201130156081554065351837020117929
BAKKEN6-2011251535615681750218414303915175
BAKKEN5-20111814615135481358814799174912906

The story is very similar to the Bibler well (#19329).

Two other wells to the east have similar profiles: 150,000 bbls in 18 months; most natural gas being flare.

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