Random Update On A Red River Well

While updating the 3Q13 wells, this one caught my attention (no IP):

• 24670, no IP reported, Whiting, Plienis 24-24, Camel Hump, a directional Red River well; TD 12,517 feet (TVD, 12,449 feet); 15 days to drill to total depth; [these are really deep wells, one hits the middle Bakken about 9,000 in the Williston Basin]; reached total depth February 22, 2013; cum 58K 10/13;

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
RED RIVER	10-2013	31	7700	7983	665	3284	0	3227
RED RIVER	9-2013	28	5667	5653	718	2224	0	2172
RED RIVER	8-2013	31	7251	7570	574	2914	0	2852
RED RIVER	7-2013	31	8495	8127	615	3527	0	3466
RED RIVER	6-2013	30	9625	9429	557	3848	0	3789
RED RIVER	5-2013	31	11187	11359	689	4611	0	4550
RED RIVER	4-2013	29	7657	6640	980	3120	0	3062
RED RIVER	3-2013	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

This well is certainly as good as any number of middle Bakken wells and at considerably less cost (deeper depth, but no fracking).

Was this well an aberration, an anomoly? Let's look at it's sister wells to the west:

• 23533, 560, Whiting, Katherine 33-23, a Red River well, Camel Hump, t12/12; cum 84K 10/13;
• 22750, 455, Whiting, Rieckhoff 44-22, a Red River well, Camel Hump, t8/12; cum 109K 10/13;