Six (6) New Permits; Starting To See New Wells Completed -- June 30, 2015

Active rigs:

	6/30/2015	06/30/2014	06/30/2013	06/30/2012	06/30/2011
Active Rigs	75	191	189	215	173

Six (6) new permits --

• Operators: CLR (6)
• Fields: Banks (McKenzie), Chimney Butte (Dunn)
• Comments:

Nine (9) wells coming off the confidential list Wednesday:

• 28417, 2,355, MRO, Haley USA 24011H, Chimney Butte, 30 stages, 3.9 million lbs, t41/5; cum 36K 5/15;
• 29465, SI/NC, BR, Teton 7-1-3TFSH, Camel Butte, no production data,
• 29576, drl, XTO, Satter 31X-1H, Siverston, no production data,
• 29658, 2,344, Newfield, Moberg Federal 149-95-29-32-13HLW, Bear Den, 38 stages, 3.7 million lbs, t3/15; cum 32K 5/15;
• 29757, drl, MRO, Packineau USA 21-3H, Reunion Bay, no production data,
• 29821, SI/NC, EOG, Fertile 74-0905H, Parshall, no production data,
• 30054, SI/NC, SM Energy, Rilye 3B-26HS, West Ambrose, no production data,
• 30084, 1,248, Hess, BB-Sivertson (sic)-LN-151-95-1719H-1, Blue Buttes, 35 stages, 2.4 million lbs, t4/15; cum 25K 5/15;
• 30115, SI/NC, BR, CCU Dakotan 3-8-17MBH, Juniper, no production data,

Two (2) producing wells completed:

• 24868, 553, Hess, EN-Fretheim A 155-93-3334H-9, Robinson Lake, 4 sections, t6/15; cum --
• 28860, 405, Hess, EN-Hermanson-LE-155-93-3501H-8, Robinson Lake, 4 sections, t6/15; cum --

Setting Us Up For $200 Oil -- June 30, 2015

Well, well, well. Isn't this interesting?

Reuters is reporting:

Massive downward revisions to oil output in Brazil and Iraq have increased the risks for oil markets of going from the current feast to famine within just a few years, leading to a price spike that would give a new boost to the U.S. shale industry.

Brazil and Iraq had been expected to add over 2 million barrels per day to global supply by 2020 and another 2.5 million by 2025, becoming the two biggest contributors to help meet rising global demand, according to the long-term forecast of the International Energy Agency.

On the other hand, in the short term, OPEC is boosting supply. Reuters is reporting: OPEC Crude Production Surges as Iraq Pumps at Record Pace.

Iraqi crude production climbed to a record this month, helping send OPEC output to the highest level since August 2012.

Output by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries climbed 744,000 barrels to 32.134 million a day this month. Last month’s total was revised 189,000 barrels lower to 31.39 million a day, because of changes to the Saudi, Iraqi, Algerian and Nigerian estimates.

Iraqi production rose 567,000 barrels a day to a record 4.388 million this month. Iraq, OPEC’s second-biggest producer, was responsible for more than half of the total gain this month.

Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s top producer, increased output by 150,000 barrels a day to 10.45 million in June, the most in monthly Bloomberg data going back to 1989. [This increase comes after a $35 billion, 5-year program to increase production. So, after announcing this $35 billion program, Saudi sets a record by increasing output by 150,000 bopd, from 10.30 million = a whopping 1.46% increase. Disclaimer holds.]

The kingdom exported more crude because of higher Asian demand.

Iranian production rose 50,000 barrels a day to 2.85 million this month, leaving output at the highest level since March 2014. The nation pumped more than 3.1 million barrels a day from 1991 until July 2012, when additional sanctions were imposed on the Islamic republic to curb its nuclear program.

Iran has estimated it could double exports from about 1 million barrels a day within six months of sanctions being lifted.

Remember: this is a survey of oil executives and analysts; it is a survey.

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Meanwhile, Platts is reporting:

China's apparent oil demand* in May increased 8.2% from a year earlier to an average 10.36 million barrels per day (bopd).

Apparent demand during the month was supported by healthy demand growth across all oil product categories.

China's refinery throughput in May averaged 10.38 million bopd, rising 7.4% from a year earlier. On the other hand, China was a net oil product exporter in May, with volumes totaling 120,000 mt.

During the first five months of this year, China's total apparent oil demand averaged 10.45 million b/d, an increase of 5.2% from the same period of 2014. This continues to be the fastest pace of year-to-date growth since 2011 and defies a relatively weak macroeconomic outlook.

"This was the fastest pace of growth since June 2013, when demand grew by 11.53%. Demand for all key products showed year-on-year increase in the month," said Platts Associate Editorial Director for Asia oil news, Mriganka Jaipuriyar.

And then this: look for huge car sales data tomorrow, including a "move away from smaller cars and a further move toward SUVs.

Random Snapshot Of Emerald -- June 30, 2015

I post "snapshots" of companies chronologically (when I remember) at this site:

Emerald Oil (VOG acquires Emerald Oil, announced July 11, 2012)

• 122,000 net acre position in the core of the Williston Basin -- presentation, 1Q15; 
• January, 2014: acquires 20,800 net acres in Williams, McKenzie; $3,650/acre; around 70,000 net acres total in the Bakken
• August, 2013: sees 2,850 boepd exit rate in December, 2013;
• June, 2013: a two-rig program
• EOX will sell Colorado acreage; focus on its 48,800 net acres in the Bakken, January 8, 2013
• EOX: effective September 4, 2012; acquired 4,500 net acres; $3,200/acre; McKenzie County; ~ 48,000 net acres in the Bakken?
• VOG to acquire Emerald Oil; will operate as Emerald Oil. July 11, 2012.
• For date regarding VOG/Emerald as of this date (July 11, 2012), scroll down to VOG.  
• On date of announcement, July 11, 2012: Williston  Bakken - 43,500 net acres; Niobrara - 45,000 net acres; Central Montana Heath -- 33,500 net acres
• First operated well to be in Dunn County, North Dakota
• Single-rig drilling program

For newbies, the data points above are newest at the top; oldest at the bottom. The first two bullets are undated, but it's obvious that it was 2012 or earlier.

I posted this because I was surprised at the number of net acres Emerald now controls. I noted this in Filloon's recent contribution over at Seeking Alpha.

EIA Expands Natural Gas Coverage -- June 30, 2015

EIA press release:

Beginning today, the U.S. Energy Information Administration is expanding its reporting of monthly natural gas production by 10 additional states. The addition of these states – Arkansas, California, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, and West Virginia – significantly enhances EIA's monthly coverage, which was previously limited to Alaska, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming, and the Federal Gulf of Mexico.

Accompanying EIA's expanded coverage is a new webpage, Monthly Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production (http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/production/), which replaces the Monthly Natural Gas Gross Production Report. As suggested by the title of the new webpage, EIA will also be using it to report survey-based estimates for monthly crude oil production (including lease condensate) from the states covered by the new EIA-914 survey later this summer, followed by production data categorized by API gravity, an important measure of crude oil quality.

Monthly natural gas production estimates for 15 states, the Federal Gulf of Mexico, and the rest of the country (aggregated and reported as "Other States") are provided for January through April 2015. These estimates are based on data collected from a sample of U.S. operators on the expanded Form EIA-914 (http://www.eia.gov/survey/form/eia_914/form.pdf) survey, with the exception of Alaska, which directly reports its volumes. Monthly production estimates for the expansion states, as with the original individually surveyed states and areas, are available with only a two-month lag; for example, the June release includes production estimates for April 2015. Previously, estimates for these 10 states were delayed by as much as two years.

The expanded geographic scope of the EIA-914 survey is in response to significant increases in U.S. natural gas production over the past several years, as well as important changes in production sources over this period. For example, the original EIA-914 survey, which was initiated in 2005, did not offer individual coverage for states such as Pennsylvania that have undergone transformative natural gas production growth, or for other states that may soon experience significant near-term production increases.

EIA is now reporting data for individual states that represented nearly 90% of total U.S. natural gas production in 2014. Previously, the survey's "Other States" grouping combined natural gas production from 27 states and the Federal Offshore Pacific. This grouping of states accounted for only 17% of total U.S. natural gas gross withdrawals in 2005. That share rose to more than a third (35%) by 2014. Within this group, the 10 expansion states represented 13% of total U.S. natural gas gross withdrawals in 2005 and more than twice that share (32%) in 2014. Production data from these 10 states will now be individually listed in the report.

The remaining 18 states/areas that now make up the aggregated "Other States" grouping (Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Federal Pacific) consistently accounted for less than 5% of U.S. natural gas production from 2005 through 2014.

Natural gas production data collected on the EIA-914 survey are used as inputs to several EIA products, including the Natural Gas Monthly and EIA forecasts such as the Short-Term Energy Outlook and the Annual Energy Outlook.

Best Link Of The Day -- Forrest Gump Legislation -- June 30, 2015

... and folks wonder why I have such a negative view when it comes to renewable energy.

This is such an incredible story, one cannot make it up.

But if the Washingtonians enjoy paying higher prices for their electricity, that's fine with me. I think it's pretty funny.

From Forbes:

My local electric utility here in Washington State just raised my base electricity price and are having to buy renewable energy credits because they are required to supply 9% of our electricity from renewable sources next year and we only produce 85% from renewables now.

What?!

Yes, electricity generation in Washington State is 79% hydroelectric, 8% nuclear, 6% wind, 4% coal and 3% gas. We have the most renewable energy generation and the lowest carbon footprint in America and have more than surpassed any reasonable low-carbon goal you could possibly imagine. When our only coal-fired power plant is shut in a few years, carbon emissions will drop even more.

However, unlike the rest of the world, our huge amount of hydropower is not allowed to be recognized as renewable anymore, thus we have to buy wind from another state and throw away hydro-generated electricity when that wind comes online.

And the more you read of this article, the more ridiculous it gets. So that the (artificially) increased price of electricity does not hit the poor more than they can afford, they will get a "break" of some sort, paid for by the rest of the Washington State residents ... who voted for this crazy bill. Or voted for the legislators who enacted this crazy bill. 

Thank you, Don, for a great link.

By the way, we still get stories in the mainstream media that renewable energy is becoming as inexpensive as fossil fuel (natural gas and coal). Explain that to the Washington State folks.

As a reminder,

• wind farms produce less than 10% of advertised capacity
• cost of renewable energy
• California wind farms in a heap of trouble 

Vern Whitten's Photo Update Of The Bakken -- June 30, 2015

Vern Whitten has provided his most recent photo update of the Bakken. Again, these are amazing photographs. Much appreciated. If you like what you see, send Mr Whitten a thank you note.


Vern Whitten Photography
1518 7th Street South
Fargo, ND 58103

whittenaerials@aol.com                    

www.vernwhittenphotography.com

Greece And Rocket Launches: Both Blowing Up -- Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Greece

The AP is reporting: Greece's Varoufakis says IMF won't be paid; Greece's Varoufakis says country will not be paying IMF debt due Tuesday. This should not surprise anyone. The Greeks telegraphed this a few days ago. On June 21, 2015, I posted:

It was reported earlier that the Greeks have said they want the IMF out of Europe. This is the trial balloon / shot across the bow telling the IMF not to expect their $1.8 billion a week from this Tuesday.  But Greece will get that $8.1 billion -- either from Europe, or from Russia.

IMF on the hook; despite Lagarde's initial reluctance, IMF on the hook for Greece. I have no sympathy for the IMF:

As French Finance Minister in 2010, Christine Lagarde opposed the involvement of the International Monetary Fund in Greece.

Now as the country stands on the edge of defaulting on a 1.6 billion euro ($1.8 billion) payment to the Fund, Lagarde's tenure at the head of the IMF since 2011 will be shaped by Greece, which holds a referendum on Sunday that could pave the way to its exit from the euro.

By its own admission the Washington-based institution broke many of its rules in lending to Greece. It ended up endorsing austerity measures proposed by the European Commission and European Central Bank, its partners in the troika of Greece's lenders, instead of leading talks as it had done with other countries such as Russia and in the Asian financial crisis.

This looks like the 2008 US financial crisis all over again.

And now, a two-year deal is being proposed. Sounds like a great headline, until you read that it was proposed by the Greeks.

The failure to pay the IMF was widely expected following the collapse of talks between Greece and its international lenders at the weekend. Had talks over reforms succeeded, Greece could have received a last tranche of aid, which it could have used to pay some of its debts.

Instead, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras surprised lenders at the weekend by calling a snap referendum on Greece's bailout program and austerity measures. The vote is on July 5.

Lenders refused to extend Greece's bailout program until after the vote, prompting anger from Tsipras who is urging the Greek public to vote "no" to more austerity.

The Greek government on Tuesday proposed a new, two-year bailout deal with the European Stability Mechanism. This would be to "fully cover its financing needs and the simultaneous restructuring of debt," according to a translated press release from the office of the Greek Prime Minister.

I think this whole thing could have been avoided if the IMF had simply restructured the debt (euphemism for writing it off over ten years) last week. The IMF is never going to get paid. By not restructuring the debt (euphemism for writing it off over ten years) the IMF simply invites the world's financial "system" begin a death spiral.

What we will now see is a story on every country that has insurmountable debt problems. The first such story / casualty was Puerto Rico.

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Tesla's Elon Musk's Rocket Blows Up

From Bloomberg, June 29, 2015: 

Entrepreneur Elon Musk’s aim to transport astronauts aboard commercial spacecraft was set back Sunday when one of his unmanned cargo rockets exploded in a fireball minutes after launch.

The disintegration of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket -- the latest reminder that there’s no such thing as a routine voyage to space for man or machine -- was the third fiery demise of a vehicle ferrying supplies to the International Space Station since October. SpaceX and Federal Aviation Administration officials are investigating what went wrong in the rocket’s final seconds.

Cargo missions like Sunday’s attempt are part of a NASA quest to open up spaceflight to commercial ventures, with the debut of astronaut trips on private craft operated by SpaceX and Boeing Co. to follow later this decade. The explosion also prevented a cost-savings attempt at guiding the rocket’s spent booster to a vertical landing on an unmanned platform bobbing in the Atlantic Ocean.

Is it just me or do others think the same thing: is this crazy or what?

The US, at one time, was "routinely" sending men to the moon and back, and launching and recovering space shuttles on a regular basis. Now, it appears, "we" can't even launch comparatively "simpler" re-supply missions into low orbit without them blowing up.

I remember a retired Air Force general officer talking to us at Air War College back in 1996, telling us that it was still amazing to him that whenever there was a space launch it was a major television event and folks would clap and shout and cheer when a launch was successful. He thought that we should be at the stage where rocket launches were routine, no different than the airlines since the 1950's or whenever their golden age began.

But here we are, it seems, at the dawn of the space age (again) when we can't even launch a rocket into low earth orbit. We landed a man on the moon back in 1969 and here it is almost 50 years later and we're having trouble launching rockets.

Only one thing comes to mind: cutting corners on cost.

The Bakken Has Changed -- June 30, 2015

Any doubt that things have changed in the Bakken? These thirteen (13) wells came off the confidential list today: not one reported production and almost all went to SI/NC status.

• 27780, 2,244, QEP, TAT 2-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 287K 5/19;
• 27781, IA/2,055, QEP, TAT 1-35-26TH, Grail, t7/15; cum 89K 6/18; off line as of 6/18; remains off line, 5/19;
• 27782, 2,045, QEP, TAT 1-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 248K 5/19;
• 28460, 2,032, QEP, TAT 4-35-26TH, Grail, t6/15; cum 149K 5/19; recently off line; back on ine 45/19;
  
• 29357, 1,013, QEP, Jones 2-15-23TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 310K 5/19;
• 29358, 722, QEP, Jones 1-15-23TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 293K 5/19;
• 29359, 2,080, QEP, Jones 2-15-22BH, t9/15; cum 259K 5/19;
• 29360, 2,520, QEP, Jones 1-15-22BH, Grail, t8/15; cum 213K 5/19;
• 29393, 2,240, QEP, TAT 5-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 317K 5/19;
• 29394, 2,199, QEP, TAT 5-35-26TH, Grail, t7/15; cum 124K 5/19; off-line as of 10/18; back on line as of 2/19;
• 29409, 1,434, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-11, Hawkeye, t7/15; cum 298K 5/19;
• 29756, 1,292, MRO, Anna Packineau USA 21-3TFH, Reunion Bay, t8/15; cum 164K 8/18; off-line as of 8/18; remains off line 5/19;
  
• 30182, 41, Cobra Oil / Enduro Operating, NSCU F-721-H1, Newburg, Spearfish/Charles pool; t101/5; cum 15K 10/19;

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QEP TAT Wells, Section 35-149-95 

Six-well pad:

• 27780, 2,244, QEP, TAT 2-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 287K 5/19;
• 27781, AB/2,055, QEP, TAT 1-35-26TH, Grail, t7/15; cum 89K 6/18; off line as of 6/18; remains off line5/19;
• 27782, 2,045, QEP, TAT 1-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 248K 5/19;
• 28460, 2,032, QEP, TAT 4-35-26TH, Eagle Nest, t6/15; cum 149K 5/19; was off line 1/19 - 4/19; back on line, 5/19;
• 29393, 2,240, QEP, TAT 5-35-26BH, Grail, t7/15; cum 317K 5/19;
• 29394, 2,199, QEP, TAT 5-35-26TH, Grail, t7/15; cum 124K 5/19; off-line as of 10/18; back on line as of 1/19;

Four-well pad:

• 26140, 2,496, QEP, TAT 4-35-26BH, t4/14; cum 217K 5/19;
• 21456, 2,014, QEP, TAT 13-35/6H, t7/12; cum 459K 5/19;
• 26139, 2,232, QEP, TAT 3-35-26BH, t4/14; cum 195K 5/19;
• 26138, 2,080, QEP, TAT 2-35-26TH, t4/14; cum 221K 5/19;

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Original post:

 

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QEP Jones Wells, Section 15-150-95

The wells:

• 29357, 1,013, QEP, Jones 2-15-23TH, Eagle Nest, t9/15; cum 310K 5/19;
• 29358, 722, QEP, Jones 1-15-23TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 293K 5/19;
• 29359, 2,080, QEP, Jones 2-15-22BH, Grail, t8/15; cum 259K 5/19;
• 29360, 2,520, QEP, Jones 1-15-22BH, Grail, t8/15; cum 2013K 5/19;
• 29329, 2,291, QEP, Jones 15-22-16-21LL, Grail, t9/15; cum 502K 5/19;
• 29328, 2,312, QEP, Jones 4-15-22BH, Grail, t9/15; cum 466K 5/19;
• 29327, 2,261, QEP, Jones 6-15-22TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 390K 5/19;
• 29326, 904, QEP, Jones 3-15-22BH, Grail, t10/15; cum 273K 5/19;
• 29325, 2,308, QEP, Jones 5-15-22TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 363K 5/19;
• 29324, 1,963, QEP, Jones 3-15-23TH, Grail, t9/15; cum 448K 5/19;

New Wells Reporting 3Q15 -- The Williston Basin, North Dakota, US

Data for 2Q15: 2Q15

Data for 1Q15: 1Q15
Data for 4Q14: 4Q14

Data for 3Q14: 3Q14
Data for 2Q14: 2Q14

Data for 1Q14: 1Q14

Data for 4Q13: 4Q13

Data for 3Q13: 3Q13

Data for 2Q13: 2Q13

Data for 1Q13: 1Q13

Data for 4Q12: 4Q12

Data for 3Q12: 3Q12

Data for 2Q12: 2Q12

  Data for 1Q12: 1Q12   

Data for 4Q11: 4Q11 

Data for 3Q11: 3Q11 

Data for 2Q11: 2Q11 

 Data for 1Q11: 1Q11  

 Data for 2H10: 2H10 

Through 1H10: 1H10

Note: on December 14, 2015, I started putting IPs in blue bold if they were put on the SI/NC list before an IP was reported. If on the DRL list, I left them in red bold.

It's hard to believe that every well that has come off the confidential list since, and including, 2011 has been posted.  That's five years of data from the Bakken. With the transparency of the Bakken and the daily updates from the state, my hunch is that non-industry folks know more about the Bakken than any other oil basin in the world. It has probably created more mom-and-pop millionaires on a per capita basis than any other basin.

Wednesday, September 30, 2015: 111 for the month; 379 for the quarter

• 29362, 1,083, Hess, CA-Ferguson Smith-155-95-3031H-3, Capa, Three Forks, 35 stages, 2.8 million lbs, t8/15; cum 165K 1/20; off line 1/20; remains off line 3/20;
• 30352, 824, Hunt, Writing Rock 161-101-25-36H-1, Writing Rock, 25 stages plug and perf, 2.8 million lbs, t5/15; cum 135K 3/20;
• 30884, 1,097, XTO, Sorenson 31X-28G, Siverston, t12/15; cum 163K 3/20; went off line 12/19; back on line 3/20;

Tuesday, September 29, 2015: 108 for the month; 376 for the quarter

• 29192, 1,051, CLR, Rennerfeldt 7-30H, Brooklyn, 29 stages, 3.3 million lbs, t51/5; cum 320K 3/20;
• 29363, 563, Hess, CA-Ferguson Smith-155-95-3031H-2, Capa, t8/15; cum 96K 3/20;
• 30701, 1,761, Statoil, Irgens 27-34 8H, East Fork, t10/15; cum 185K 3/20;
• 30855, 1,086, EOG, Shell 29-2820H, Parshall, t10/16; cum 331K 3/20;

Monday, September 28, 2015: 104 for the month; 372 for the quarter

• 30370, 698, XTO, Lisa Federal 14X-34F, Hofflund, t3/16; cum 267K 3/20;
• 30576, 1,139, Hess, CA-Ferguson Smith-LW-155-95-3031H-1, Capa, Three Forks, vertical hole, 39 drilling hours; lateral 83 drilling hours (total drilling days, 5.08 days), gas as high as 2,814 units; flare 1 - 7 feet, 10-foot target zone established; within the ideal geologic window for roughly 70% of the well, t8/15; cum 183K 3/20;

Sunday, September 27, 2015: 102 for the month; 370 for the quarter

• 28909, 1,770, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-15W-33-28-2H, Truax, middle Bakken, 24 stages, 3.1 million lbs, t3/15; cum 145K 3/20; goes off line 3/20;
• 28910, 1,702, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-15W-33-28-2H3, Truax, Three Forks, 24 stages, 3.1 million lbs, t3/15; cum 160K 3/20; went off line 12/19; back on line 3/20;
• 29193, 657, CLR, Rennerfeldt 6-30H1, Brooklyn, Three Forks, 30 stages, 5.93 million lbs sand and ceramic, t5/15; cum 265K 3/20;
• 29239, 1,803, HRC, Borrud 156-101-2B-11-4H, Tyrone, 34 stages, 4.1 million lbs, t3/15; cum 255K 3/20;
• 29827, 2,191, QEP, Thompson 7-29-32BHD, Grail, 49 stages, 9.5 million lbs, t4/15; cum 342K 3/20;
• 29828, 1,657, QEP, Thompson 4-29-32THD, Grail, t4/15, Three Forks, 47 stages, 9.2 million lbs; cum 258K 3/20;
• 29829, 1,358, QEP, Thompson 6-29-32BHD, Grail, middle Bakken, 49 stages, 9.6 million lbs, t4/15; cum 218K 6/19;
• 29830, 807, QEP, Thompson 5-29-32BHD, Grail, middle Bakken, 49 stages, 9.6 million lbs, t4/15; cum 252K 3/20;
• 29831, 1,824, QEP, Thompson 1-29-32T2HD, Grail, Three Forks, 49 stages, 9.6 million lbs, t41/5; cum 298K 3/20;
• 30371, 1,196, XTO, Lisa 14X-34E, Hofflund, t3/16; cum 246K 3/20;
• 30703, 283, SM Energy, Hagen 3-28HN, Burg, t10/15; cum 73K 3/20;

Saturday, September 26, 2015: 91 for the month; 359 for the quarter

• 29507, 160, Zavanna, Shepherd 3-11 1H,  Stony Creek, t1/17; cum 306K 3/20;
• 30356, 819, Hess, BL-Kerbaugh-156-96-3427H-5, Beaver Lodge, t9/15; cum 141K 3/20; off line as of 4/19; back on line 7/19;
• 30372, 413, XTO, Lisa 14X-34A, Hofflund, t3/16; cum 317K 3/20;
• 30700, 1,754, Statoil, Irgens 27-34 7TFH, East Fork, t10/15; cum 170K 3/20;
• 30702, 750, SM Energy, Hagen 3-28HS, Burg, nt10/15; cum 127K 3/20;

Friday, September 25, 2015: 86 for the month; 354 for the quarter 

• 29508, 139, Zavanna, Shepherd 3-11 2TFH, Stony Creek, t12/16; cum 152K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 30355, 536, Hess, BL-Kerbaugh-156-96-3427H-4, Beaver Lodge, t8/15; cum 97K 3/20;
• 30682, 841, MRO, Bingo 24-10TFH, Reunion Bay, t1/16; cum 184K 3/20;

Thursday, September 24, 2015: 83 for the month; 351 for the quarter 

• 28291, 527, Whiting, Kostelecky 11-29PH, South Heart, t5/15; cum 127K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 30354, 836, Hess, BL-Kerbaugh-156-96-3427H-3, Beaver Lodge, t8/15; cum 128K 3/20; off line 2/20;
• 30759, 671, Sinclair, Nelson 25-26XH, Parshall, t9/17; cum 85K 3/20;

Wednesday, September 23, 2015: 80 for the month; 348 for the quarter 

• 30353, 820, Hess, BL-Kerbaugh-156-96-3427H-2, Beaver Lodge, t8/15; cum 137K 3/20;
• 30373, SI/NC-->TATD --> 463, Equinor/Statoil, Folvag 5-8 8TFH, Stony Creek, t11/7; cum 103K 3/20;
• 30681, 1,827, MRO, Marjorie 14-10H, Reunion Bay, t12/15; cum 190K 3/20;
• 30790, 910, SM Energy, Stacey 13-9H, Poe, t6/16; cum 301K 3/20;

Tuesday, September 22, 2015: 76 for the month; 344 for the quarter 

• 26122, 3,793, Whiting, Skunk Creek 1-8-17-16H, South Fork, background gas of 3,899 units with a high of 5,826; flare averaged 5; nothing else said; spud March 22; landed the curve on March 28; started the horizontal on March 30; TD on April 3; t8/15; cum 266K 3/20;
• 29509, 125, Zavanna, Shepherd 3-11 3H, Stony Creek, t1/17; cum 228K 3/20;
• 30374, SI/NC->TATD --> 0 (no typo), Equinor/Statoil, East Fork 32-29 8THF, East Fork, t12/17; cum 77K 3/20;
• 30859, 156, XTO, Odegaard State 21X-16F, Midway, t2/16; cum 122K 3/20;

Monday, September 21, 2015: 72 for the month; 340 for the quarter 

• 29797, 2,084, BR, Morgan 24-21MBH, Pershing, t12/15; cum 263K 1/20; off line 1/20; remains off line 3/20;
• 30375, SI/NC->TATD --> 1,229, Equinor/Statoil, East Fork 32-29 1H, East Fork, t11/17; cum 175K 3/20;
• 30565, SI/NC->TATD --> 450, Equinor/Statoil, Folvag 5-8 1H, Stony Creek, t11/17; cum 151K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 30791, 348, Oasis/SM Energy, Ashley 13X-9H, Poe, t6/16; cum 102K 3/20;

Sunday, September 20, 2015: 68 for the month; 336 for the quarter

• 26943, 3,038, Whiting, Smokey 4-15-22-14H3, Pembroke, t5/15; cum 221K 5/19; wow, this well has deteriorated; off line 1/19; remains off line 3/20;
• 29796, 1,723, BR, Kirkland 24-21MBH, Pershing, no production data, t12/15; cum 298K 3/20; off line 2/20; remains off line 3/20;
• 30376, SI/NC->TATD --> 576, Equinor/Statoil, Folvag 5-8-2TFH, Stony Creek, t11/17; cum 120K 3/20;
• 30651, 0/A, XTO, Odegaard State 21X-16AXB, Midway, 2/16; cum 134K 3/20; off-line immediately after 3 days; back on status as of 6/16;

Saturday, September 19, 2015: 64 for the month; 332 for the quarter

• 28254, 1,410, Petro-Hunt/Emerald Oil, Excalibur 6-25-36H, Boxcar Butte, t3/15; cum 167K 3/20;
• 29510, 48, Zavanna, Shepherd 3-11 4TFH, Stony Creek, t1/17; cum 98K 3/20;
• 30101, 1,742, Hess, BB-Ole Anderson-151-95-3130H-8, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 312K 3/20;

Friday, September 18, 2015: 61 for the month; 329 for the quarter

• 29780, 745, Abraxas, Ravin 8H, North Fork, t11/15; cum 226K 3/20;
• 29795, 1,283, BR, Morgan 24-21TFH, Pershing, t1/16; cum 165K 3/20; went off line 4/19; back online 7/19;
• 30100, 1,507, Hess, BB-Ole Anderson-151-95-3130H-7, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 215K 3/20;
• 30669, 10, XTO, Odegaard State 21X-16E, Midway, t2/16; cum 150K 3/20;

Thursday, September 17, 2015: 57 for the month; 325 for the quarter

• 29418, 1,353, Whiting, State 31-3-4H, Nelson Bridge, 30 stages, 3.2 million lbs sand; on a pump almost immediately, t3/15; cum 142K 3/20; off line 1/20; maybe coming back on line 3/20;

Wednesday, September 16, 2015: 56 for the month; 324 for the quarter

• 28253, 1,372, Emerald, Excalibur 7-25-36H, Boxcar Butte, 25 stages, 3.9 million lbs sand, t3/15; cum 202K 3/20;
• 30099, 1,431, Hess, BB-Ole Anderson-151-95-3130H-6, Blue Buttes, t8/15 cum 265K 3/20;
• 30670, 320, XTO, Odegaard State 21X-16A, Midway, t2/16; cum 187K 3/20; went offline 5/19; back on line 8/19;
• 30699, 419, Equinor/Statoil, Hospital 31-36 8TFH, Alger, t12/16; cum 77K 3/20;
• 30754, 709, Oasis/SM Energy, Fossum 15-35HR, Indian Hill, t8/15; cum 212K 3/20;

Tuesday, September 15, 2015: 51 for the month; 319 for the quarter

• 29086, 1,607, Whiting, Cymbaluk Federal 41-15PH, Bell, 30 stages, 3.1 million lbs sand; placed on ESP almost immediately, t3/15; cum 219K 3/20;
• 29779, 833, Abraxas, Sten-Rav 1H, North Fork, t11/15; cum 204K 3/20;
• 30098, 1,362, Hess, BB-Ole Anderson-151-95-3130H-5, Blue Buttes, t9/15; cum 216K 3/20;

Monday, September 14, 2015: 48 for the month; 316 for the quarter

• 29579, 1,270, XTO, Satter 31X-1CXD, Sivertson, t12/15; cum 145K 3/20;
• 30097, 1,702, Hess, BB-Ole Anderson-151-95-3130H-4, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 280K 3/20;
• 30698, 763, Equinor/Statoil, Hospital 31-36 7H, Alger, t1/17; cum 186K 3/20;

Sunday, September 13, 2015: 45 for the month; 313 for the quarter

• 29990, 686, Abraxas, Stenehjem 5H, North Fork, t11/15; cum 194K 3/20;
• 30451, 791, Hess, EN-D Cvancara S-154-93-0904H-11, Robinson Lake, t8/15; cum 138K 3/20;

Saturday, September 12, 2015: 43 for the month; 311 for the quarter

• 29578, 1,479, XTO, Satter 31X-1G2, Sivertson, t12/15; cum 140K 3/20;

Friday, September 11, 2015: 42 for the month; 310 for the quarter
28407, IA/1,339, Whiting, P Wood 154-98-4E-26-15-4H, Truax, 4 sections, t3/15; cum 125K 8/19; off line 10/19;
28408, TA/1,362, Whiting, P Wood 154-98-4E-26-35-14H3, Truax, 2 sections, t3/15; cum 75K 5/17; offline since 5/17;

30446, 604, EOG, Shell 12-3225H, Parshall, t9/15; cum 318K 5/19;
30452, 871, Hess, EN-D Cvancara S-154-93-0904H-10, Robinson Lake, t8/15; cum 155K 5/19;
30499, 1,086, Hess, LK-A Qtr Cir-147-96-1807H-11, Big Gulch, t7/15; cum 261K 3/20;
30624, 1,621, Equinor/Statoil, Banks State 16-21 6TFH, Banks, t10/18; cum 84K 5/19;
30500
Thursday, September 10, 2015: 36 for the month; 304 for the quarter
29417, 1,324, Whiting, State 31-3-5HU, Cartwright, t3/15; cum 133K 5/19;
29419, 1,165, Whiting, State 31-3-3H, Nelson Bridge, t3/15; cum 135K 5/19;
29420, 918, Whiting, State 31-3-1H, Nelson Bridge, t4/15; cum 102K 5/19;
29421, 920, Whiting, State 31-3HU, Hay Creek, t4/15; cum 106K 5/19;
30173, 475, XTO, Stenehjem 31X-28C, Siverston, t7/17; cum 101K 5/19;
30453, 841, Hess, EN-D Cvancara S-154-93-0904H-9, Robinson Lake, t8/15; cum 148K 5/19;
30500, 929, Hess, LK-A Qtr Cir-147-96-1807H-10, Big Gulch, t8/15; cum 218K 3/20;

Wednesday, September 9, 2015: 29 for the month; 297 for the quarter
29450, IA/2,251, QEP, Moberg 20-17-19-18LL, Bear Den, t3/15; cum 4247K 5/19; off line 5/19; remains off line 3/20;
29451, 2,028, QEP, Moberg 20-21-29-28LL, Bear Den, t3/15; cum 362K 5/19;
30625, TATD--> 2,096, Equinor/Statoil, Banks State 16-21 7H, Banks,  t11/18; cum 96K 5/19;
30782, 424, EOG, Shell 11-3225H, Parshall,  t9/15; cum 171K 5/19;

Tuesday, September 8, 2015: 25 for the month; 293 for the quarter
29597, 212, Crescent Point, CPEUSC Hughes 11-2-158-101, Little Muddy, a non-Bakken well; t6/15; cum 84K 5/19;
30174, 177, XTO, Stenehjem 31X-28G, Siverston, t3/17; cum 50K 5/19;
30501, 1,021, Hess, LK-A Qtr Cir-147-96-1807H-9, Big Gulch, t7/15; cum 214K 5/19;
30718, 1,030, Hess, EN-D Cvancara S-154-93-0904H-8, Robinson Lake, t9/15; cum 177K 5/19;

Monday, September 7, 2015: 21 for the month; 289 for the quarter
24244, TATD-->1,166, Equinor/Statoil, Banks State 16-21 2TFH, Banks, t11/18; cum 49K 5/19;
30191, IA/814, EOG, Shell 33-3125H, Parshall, t9/15; cum 281K 6/19; off line 6/19; remains off line 3/20;
30717, 671, Hess, EN-D Cvancara S-154-93-0904H-7, Robinson Lake, t9/15; cum 137K 5/19;
30787, 1,592, XTO, Rita 44X-34CXD, Tobacco Garden, t12/15; cum 211K 5/19;

Sunday, September 6, 2015: 17 for the month; 285 for the quarter
26121, 2,959, RimRock/Whiting, Skunk Creek 1-8-17-16H3, South Fork, t8/15; cum 342K 3/20;
28055, 1,754, Whiting, Smith Federal 41-13PH, Park, t5/15; cum 291K 5/19;
28056, 2,282, Whiting, Smith Federal l44-12PH, Park, t4/15; cum 442K 3/20;
29367, 651, CLR, Rader 3-24H1, Avoca, t31/5; cum 168K 5/19;
30175, 1,791, XTO, Stenehjem 31X-28CXD, Siverston, t8/17; cum 135K 5/19;
30502, 791, Hess, LK-A Qtr Cir-147-96-1807H-8, Big Gulch, t8/15; cum 175K 5/19;
30611, 347, XTO, Odegaard State 31X-16DXA, Midway, t4/16; cum 221K 5/19;
 
Saturday, September 5, 2015: 10 for the month; 278 for the quarter
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Friday, September 4, 2015: 10 for the month; 278 for the quarter
30176, 1,003, XTO, Stenehjem 31X-28H, Siverston, t8/17; cum 64K 5/19;

Thursday, September 3, 2015: 9 for the month; 277 for the quarter
29208, 2,533, MRO, Lun USA 11-14H, Reunion Bay, t6/15; cum 242K 5/19;
29611, 2,486, Equinor/Statoil, Cheryl 17-20 8TFH, Banks, t10/16; cum 267K 5/19; off line for several months; came back on line as of 5/19; one day in 5/19;
30469, 1,203, EOG, Shell 22-2819H, Parshall, t10/16; cum 175K 5/19;
30604, 609, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, L. Johnson 4-30HS, t10/15; cum 125K 5/19;

Wednesday, September 2, 2015: 5 for the month; 273 for the quarter
29366, 963, CLR, Rader 2-24H, Avoca, 30 stages, 5.8 million lbs, t3/15 cum 278K 5/19; off line for several months; back on line as of 5/19;

30285, 1,200, XTO, Stenehjem 31X-28D, Siverston, t8/17; cum 118K 5/19;

Tuesday, September 1, 2015: 3 for the month; 271 for the quarter
29680, IA/4,135, Equinor/Statoil, Richard 8-5 5H, Banks, t10/16; cum 241K 12/18; came off line 12/18; still off line 5/19; last sundry form: converted to gas life, 4/18;
30603, 203, Petro-Hunt/SM Eenrgy, L. Johnson 4-30HN, Burg, t10/15; cum 66K 5/19;
30781, 1,211, EOG, Shell 23-2820H, Parshall, t10/16; cum 284K 5/19;


Friday, August 28, 2015: 102 for the month; 268 for the quarter
29448, 1,986, WPX, Emma Owner 23-14HC, Spotted Horn, t3/16; cum 316K 5/19;
30535, 2,010, XTO, Dakota Federal 41X-16D, Haystack Butte, t5/17; cum 169K 5/19;
30940, 2,405, BR, CCU Bison Point 34-34MBH, Corral Creek, t12/15; cum 236K 5/19;

Thursday, August 27, 2015: 99 for the month; 265 for the quarter
25361, 2,348, Whiting/KOG, Smokey 4-15-22-14H, Pembroke, 30 stages, 3.5 million lbs, t5/15; cum 185K 5/19;
30387, 308, Petro-Hunt/SM Eenrgy, Shawn 1B-15HS, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 86K 5/19;
30697, 2,044, MRO, Mikkelsen 11-14H, Reunion Bay, t12/15; cum 257K 5/19;

Wednesday, August 26, 2015: 96 for the month; 262 for the quarter
29163, 809, Hess, BB-Chapin A-LS-151-95-0403H-1, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 190K 5/19;
29610, 3,651, Equinor/Statoil, Cheryl 17-20 5H, Banks, t12/16; cum 249K 5/19;
29760, 2,267, MRO, Halvorson 34-34TFH, Reunion Bay, t8/15; cum 323K 5/19;
30757, 81, XTO, Roen 24X-23E, Elk, t1/16; cum 54K 5/19;

Tuesday, August 25, 2015: 92 for the month; 258 for the quarter
29162, 1,001, Hess, BB-Chapin A-151-95-0403H-10, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 173K 5/19;
30388, 278, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Heather 1B-15HN, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 79K 5/19;

Monday, August 24, 2015: 90 for the month; 256 for the quarter
28539, 2,771, Whiting/KOG, P Dam State 155-94-4-16-21-13H3, Epping, Three Forks B1, northeast of Williston, ESP, 6/15; 30 stages, 3.6 million lbs; t2/15; cum 182K 5/19;
28540, 2,614, Whiting/KOG, P Dam State 155-99-4-16-21-13H, Epping; ESP 5/15; Bakken, 30 stages, 3.8 million lbs; t2/15; cum 162K 5/19;
28541, 1,700, Whiting/KOG, P Dam State 155-99-4-16-21-14H3, Epping, Three Forks, ESP, 5/15; 30 stages, 3.6 million lbs; t2/15; cum 137K 5/19;
28542, 2,041, Whiting/KOG, P Dam State 155-99-4-16-21-14H, Epping, t3/15; cum 274K 5/19;
29043, 950, Whiting/KOG, P Thomas 154-98-14E33-28-3H3A, Truax, t2/15; cum 130K 5/19;
29044, 1,803, Whiting/KOG, P Thomas 154-98-14E-33-28-3H, Truax, at2/15; cum 123K 5/19;
29045, 2,704, Whiting/KOG, P Thomas 154-98-14E-33-28-3H3, Truax, Three Forks, ESP, 6/15; 24 stages, 3 million lbs; t2/15; cum 132K 5/19;
29759, 2,456, MRO, Steinhaus 24-34H, Reunion Bay, t8/15; cum 294K 5/19;
29806, 2,237, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-14E-33-28-3HA, Truax, t2/15; cum 84K 5/19;
30518, 392, Missouri River Resources ND, LLC, Hidatsa 3W-2H-TF, Squaw Creek, t8/15; cum 122K 5/19;

Sunday, August 23, 2015: 80 for the month; 246 for the quarter
24773, 2,563, Equinor/Statoil, Judy 22-15 2H, East Fork, t10/15; cum 342K 3/20;
27971, 1,217, Whiting, Duletski Federal 14-12PH, Fryburg, t3/15; cum 168K 5/19;
29161, 1,051, Hess, BB-Chapin A-151-95-0403H-9, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 160K 5/19;
29464, 2,525, BR, Teton 6-8-10MBH, Camel Butte, t7/15; cum 253K 5/19;
30389, 278, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Robert 1-15HS, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 87K 5/19;
30517, 695, Missouri River Resources ND, LLC, Mandan 3W-1H-BK, Squaw Creek, t7/5; cum 172K 5/19;
30758, 396, XTO, Roen 24X-23A, Elk, t1/16; cum 86K 5/19;

Saturday, August 22, 2015: 73 for the month; 239 for the quarter
29160, 980, Hess, BB-Chapin A-151-95-0403H-8, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 155K 5/19;

Friday, August 21, 2015: 72 for the month; 238 for the quarter
29171, 1,161, CLR, Nordeng 3-5H, Elidah, t9/15; cum 326K 5/19;
29389, 1,045, XTO, Johnsrud Federal 34X-14G, Bear Den, t10/15; cum 246K 5/19;

Thursday, August 20, 2015: 70 for the month; 236 for the quarter
29159, 1,193, Hess, BB-Chapin A-151-95-0403H-7, Blue Buttes, t7/15; cum 191K 5/19;
29170, 1,126, CLR, Nordeng 2-5H1, Elidah, t9/15; cum 235K 5/19;

Wednesday, August 19, 2015: 68 for the month; 234 for the quarter
29390, 1,067, XTO, Johnsrud Federal 34X-14C,  Bear Den, t10/15; cum 390K 3/20;
30377, 878, Equinor/Statoil, East Fork 32-29 2TFH, East Fork, t9/17; cum 69K 5/19;


Tuesday, August 18, 2015: 66 for the month; 232 for the quarter
20866, 3,236, Bruin/HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-23D-14-2H, Eagle Nest, 31 stages, 4.5 million lbs, t2/15; cum 403
29169, 905, CLR, Kellogg Ranch Federal 3-32H, Elidah, t9/15; cum 336K 5/19; off line as of 4/19;

29169, 905, CLR, Kellogg Ranch Federal 3-32H, Elidah, t9/15; cum 372K 3/20; off line as of 4/19; back on line 5/19;

Monday, August 17, 2015: 64 for the month; 230 for the quarter
27123, 1,083, EOG, Parshall 42-2117H, Parshall, 44 stages; 11.3 million lbs sand, t2/15; cum432K 3/20;
27127, 2,743, Bruin/HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-23D-14-7H, Eagle Nest, 32 stages, 4.8 million lbs, t2/15; cum 380K 3/20;
27413, 3,131, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-19TFHU, Sand Creek, 37 stages, 3.9 million lbs, 2/15 cum 188K 5/19;
28602, 1,031, EOG, Parshall 154-1721H,  Parshall, 44 stages, 8.9 million lbs, ESP, March, 2015; t2/15; cum 264K 5/19;
29168, 933, CLR, Kellogg Ranch Federal 2-32H1, Elidah, t9/15; cum 279K 5/19;
29199, 3,238, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-19-1RH, Sand Creek, 30 stages, 3.7 million lbs, t2/15; cum 192K 5/19;
29200, 2,468, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-19-3RTF, Sand Creek, t2/15; cum 139K 5/19;
29391, 1,42, TO, Johnsrud Federal 34X-14H, Bear Den, t11/15; cum 117K 5/19;
29689, 878, Hess, SC-Bingeman-154-98-0904H-5, Truax, t7/15; cum 172K 5/19;

Sunday, August 16, 2015: 64 for the month; 230 for the quarter
29688, 779, Hess, SC-Bingeman-154-98-0904H-4, Truax, t8/15; cum 135K 5/19;
30378, 647, Statoil, East Fork 32-29 7H, East Fork, t9/17; cum 191K 5/19;

Saturday, August 15, 2015: 62 for the month; 228 for the quarter
29687, 985, Hess, SC-Bingeman-154-98-0904H-3, Truax, t7/15; cum 99K 5/19;
30444, 407, EOG, Shell 15-2819H, Parshall, t10/16; cum 151K 5/19;

Friday, August 14, 2015: 60 for the month; 226 for the quarter
22554, IA/2,272, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-19-1RTF, Sand Creek, 30 stages, 3.2 million lbs, t2/15; cum 212K 5/19; off-line much of the time;
22555, IA/3,259, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-199-2RTF, Sand Creek, 30 stages, 3.5 million lbs, t2/15; cum 162K 5/19; off-line much of the time;
22556, IA/2,967, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 44-19-2RH, Sand Creek, 30 stages, 3.9 million lbs, t2/15; cum 197K 5/19; off-line much of the time;
27126, 2,894, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-23D-14-7, Eagle Nest, 48 stages, 4.9 million lbs; a nice well, choked back?; t2/15; cum 417K 3/20;
28014, 221, EOG, Parshall 67-2117H, Parshall, t2/15; cum 142K 5/19;
29392, 614, XTO, Johnsrud Federal 34X-14D, Bear Den, t11/15; cum 383K 3/20;

Thursday, August 13, 2015: 54 for the month; 220 for the quarter
27125, 1,926, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-23D-14-6H, Eagle Nest, 31 stages, 4.5 million lbs, a big well, possibly choked back; t2/15; cum 404K 3/20;
29432, 1,560, BR, Kings Canyon 6-1-27MTFH, Camel Butte, t8/15; cum 135K 5/19;
29686, 1.424, Hess, SC-Bingeman-154-98-0904H-2, Truax, 35 stages, 2.5 million lbs sand, t7/15; cum 227K 5/19;
30350, 438, Hunt, Writing Rock 161-101-23-14H-1, Writing Rock, t5/15; cum 125K 5/19;
30351, 389, Hunt, Writing Rock 161-101-26-35H-1, Writing Rock, t5/15; cum 126K 5/19;

Wednesday, August 12, 2015: 49 for the month; 215 for the quarter
29434, 1,080, BR, Kings Canyon 3-1-27MTFH, Camel Butte, t8/15; cum 101K 5/19; gas readings; inside the drilling target: 100%, 9,716 feet (never went below the target zone); 
30379, 1,077, Statoil, Folvag 5-8 7H, Stony Creek, t9/17; cum 121K 5/19;
30385, 1,088, EOG, Fertile 67-0410H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 147K 5/19;

Tuesday, August 11, 2015: 46 for the month; 212 for the quarter
29752, AB/233, SHD, Avalanche 36-17-TF2, Clarks Creek, t12/15; cum 22K 8/18;
30257, 2,110, XTO, Tobacco Garden 11X-17B, Tobacco Garden, t2/16; cum 221K 5/19;
30384, 503, EOG, Fertile 68-0410H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 108K 5/19;

Monday, August, 10, 2015: 43 for the month; 209 for the quarter
27124, 1,053, EOG, Parshall 43-2117H, Parshall, ICO, 28 stages, 5.7 million lbs, t2/15; cum 174K 5/19; choked back at one time;
28769, 941, Oasis, Langved 5393 12-3 7B, Sanish, t5/15; cum 212K 5/19;
29289, 480, CLR, Raleigh 7-20H, Dollar Joe, 4 sections, t3/15; cum 205K 5/19;
29433, 1,464, BR, Kings Canyon 4-1-27MTFH, Camel Butte, t7/15; cum 111K 5/19;
29517, 2,669, BR, LaCanyon 8-8-34MBH ULW, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 376K 3/20; intermittent production in 2019;

29626, 327, Oasis, Osen 6192 43-21T, Foothills, t3/15; cum 177K 5/19;
30074, 981, Slawson, Howo 2-4-33MLH, Big Bend, t4/15; cum 525K 3/20; was off line 7/19 - 2/20;
30420, 135, XTO, Evelyn 31X-3DXA, Lindah, t2/16; cum 207K 5/19;

Sunday, August 9, 2015: 35 for the month; 201 for the quarter
27646, 2,511, Bruin/HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26A-35-14H, Eagle Nest, t2/15; cum  315K 3/20;
28638, 587, EOG, Parshall 91-28H, Parshall, one section, 25 stages, 5.8 million lbs, t2/15; cum 163K 5/19;
29728, 892, Hess, EN-Weyracuh B-154-93-3031H-9, Robinson Lake, t7/15; cum 182K 5/19;
29904, 1,066, XTO, Elk Horn Federal 44X-36BXC, Morgan Draw, 4 sections, t5/15; cum 148K 5/19;
30256, 1,617, XTO, Tobacco Garden 11X-17E, Tobacco Garden, t2/16; cum 148K 5/19;
30330, 290, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Beth 4B-14HS, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 63K 5/19;

Saturday, August 8, 2015: 29 for the month; 195 for the quarter
25362, 1,933, Whiting, Smokey 4-15-22-13H3, Pembroke, t6/15; cum 140K 5/19;
27275, 1,080, Petro-Hunt, Klatt 145-97-18A-19-2H, Little Knife, t9/16; cum 147K 5/19;
27703, DRY, Ballard Petroleum, Middaugh 33-23, wildcat, a Madison well, north and east of Minot;
29288, 437, CLR, Raleigh 6-20H1, Dollar Joe, pt3/15; cum 174K 5/19;
30329, 290, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Maria 4b-14HN, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 88K 5/19;
30566, 1,364, Equinor/Statoil, Folvag 5-8-XW 1TFH, Cow Creek, t9/17; cum 158K 5/19;

Friday, August 7, 2015: 23 for the month; 189 for the quarter
29729, 753, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-10, Robinson Lake, t7/15; cum 206K 5/19;
30255, 770, XTO, Tobacco Garden 11X-17A, Tobacco Garden, t12/15; cum 246K 5/19;


Thursday, August 6, 2015: 21 for the month; 187 for the quarter
29577, 1,290, XTO, Satter 31X-1D, Siverston, t12/15; cum 141K 5/19;
29614, 1,864, WPX, Olive Mae 7-8-9HA, Van Hook, t10/16; cum 269K 5/19;
29730, 839, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-11, Robinson Lake, t7/15; cum 213K 5/19;
30328, 255, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Nancy 4-14HN, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 86K 5/19;


Wednesday, August 5, 2015: 17 for the month; 183 for the quarter
29209, 2,776, MRO, Ernestine USA 11-14TFH-2B,  Reunion Bay, a huge well, 32K in first month; t6/15; cum 363K 5/19;
29662, 1,084, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-4HLW, Westberg, a huge well 24K in first month; t6/15; cum 191K 5/19;

Tuesday, August 4, 2015: 15 for the month; 181 for the quarter
28525, 1,227, EOG, Parshall 58-1608H, Parshall, t2/15; cum 192K 5/19;
28639, 848, EOG, Parshall 92-28H, Parshall, t2/15; cum 124K 5/19;
29494, 274, XTO, Rita 44X-34H, Tobacco Garden, t1/16; cum 138K 5/19;

Monday, August 3, 2015: 12 for the month; 178 for the quarter
29290, 721, CLR, Annapolis 6-29H1, Dollar Joe, 4 sections, t3/15; cum 175K 5/19;
29443, 1,442, WPX, Olive Mae 7-8-9HW, Van Hook, t10/15; cum 316K 5/19;
29663, 719, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-10H, Westberg, t6/15; cum 163K 5/19;
30327, 372, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Colleen 4-14HS, West Ambrose, t8/16; cum 88K 5/19;

Sunday, August 2, 2015: 8 for the month; 174 for the quarter
26940, 891, Sinclair, Sinclair State 3-36H, Robinson Lake, t6/17; cum 208K 5/19;
29493, 1,489, XTO, Rita 44X-34BXC, Tobacco Garden, t1/16; cum 183K 5/19;
29664, 1,070, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-1H, Westberg, t6/15; cum 223K 5/19;
30339, 1,147, XTO, Lundin 14X-33F, Siverston, t9/15; cum 117K 5/19;

Saturday, August 1, 2015: 4 for the month; 170 for the quarter
28714, 541, EOG, Parshall 93-2827H, Parshall, choked back, it appears; 41 stages, 8 million bbls san, t2/15; cum 143K 6/18; off line since 6/18; remains off line as of 5/19;

29459, 14, Denbury Onshore, CHSU 44-26NH 15, Cedar Hills, a South Red River B well, t4/15; cum 113K 5/19;
30092, 2,664, BR, CCU Dakotan 7-8-17MBH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 240K 11/18;
30152, 1,051, Hess, EN-Weyrauch-LW-154-93-1918H-1, Alkali Creek, t7/15; cum 241K 5/19;

Friday, July 31, 2015: 166 for the month; 166 for the quarter
24158, 954, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 11-15PH, Park, Three Forks, 40 stages, 5.5 million lbs all sand, t2/15; cum 132K 5/19;
24159, 1,195 Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 14-10PH, Park, Three Forks, 40 stages, 5.3 million lbs all sand, t2/15; cum 145K 5/19;
28524, 315, EOG, Parshall 151-1608H, Parshall, 40 stages, 8 million lbs sand, t2/15; cum 162K 5/19;
29492, 1,049, XTO, Rita 44X-34G, Tobacco Garden, t12/15; cum 137K 5/19;
29613, 1,148, WPX, Olive Mae 7-8-9HX, Van Hook, t10/15; cum 351K 5/19;
29972, 1,643, Enerplus, Quilt 149-93-04D-03H, Mandaree, t2/16; cum 362K 5/19;
30340, 1,677, XTO, Lundin 14X-33EXF, Siverston, t12/15; cum 115K 5/19;

Thursday, July 30, 2015: 159 for the month; 159 for the quarter
29665, 716, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-11H, Westberg, t6/15; cum 159K 5/19;

Wednesday, July 29, 2015: 158 for the month; 158 for the quarter:
28409, 2,210, Whiting, P Wood 154-98-4E-26-35-14H, Truax, t1/15; cum 160K 5/19;
29049, 1,560, BR, Tetonorman 1-1-3UTFH ULW, Johnson Corner, t6/15; cum 250K 5/19;
29291, 482, CLR, Annapolis 7-29H, Dollar Joe, t3/15; cum 216K 5/19;
30090, AB/2,585, BR, CCU Dakota 6-8-17MBH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 27K 10/15;
30091, AB/2,445, BR, CCU Dakotan 7-8-17TFH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 21K 10/15;
30341, 1,742, XTO, Lundin 14X-33A, Siverston,t9/15; cum 146K 5/19; the Lundin wells did not seem like particularly good wells;

Tuesday, July 28, 2015: 152 for the month; 152 for the quarter
24157, 1,179, Whiting Pronghorn Federal 21-15H, Park, Three Forks, 40 stages, 5.9 million lbs, t2/15; cum 145K 5/19;
27674, 1,393, Hess, EN-Leo E-154-94-2423H-4, Three Forks, 35 stages, 2.4 million lbs, all sand, Alkali Creek, t6/15; cum 234K 5/19;
28406, 1,602, Whiting, P Wood 154-98-4E-26-15-4H, Truax, 24 stages, 2.9 million lbs all sand, t2/15; cum 156K 5/19;
29491, 1,170, XTO, Rita 44X-34C, Tobacco Garden, t12/15; cum 3K 4 days;
30089, AB/2,577, BR, CCU Dakotan 5-8-17TFH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 147K 9/17; the most recent sundry form said the company was still determining best artificial lift system to use; would be back on line by March, 2019;


Monday, July 27, 2015: 147 for the month; 147 for the quarter
28521, 562, EOG, Parshall 59-1608H, Parshall, ICO, t1/15; cum 126K 5/19;
29048, 2,112, BR, Teton 2-1-3MTFH, Camel Butte, t7/15; cum 140K 5/19;
30402, 1,557, XTO, Lundin 14X-33E, Siverston, t11/15; cum 112K 5/19;

Sunday, July 26, 2015: 144 for the month; 144 for the quarter
27673, 1,040, Hess, EN-Leo E-154-94-2423H-5, Alkali Creek, t6/15; cum 175K 5/19;
28183, 2,459, XTO, Nelson Federal 21X-5B, Antelope, Sanish pool, t11/15; cum 321K 5/19;
28672, 335, EOG, Parshall 82-2827H, Parshall, t1/15; cum 82K 5/19;
28817, 818, Triangle, Simpson 151-102-5-8-1H, Elk, t3/15; cum 192K 5/19; choked back at one time;
29973, A, Enerplus, Bobbin 149-93-04D-03H TF, Mandaree, no test date; produced 31 days in 3/16; only 1 day in 6/16;

Saturday, July 25, 2015: 139 for the month; 139 for the quarter
26774, 419, Zavanna, Double Down 24-13 4TFH, East Fork, t1/16; cum 111K 5/19;
29555, 1,497, CLR, State Weydahl 4-36H1, Corral Creek, t7/15; cum 365K 5/19;
29673, 1,987, XTO, Werre Trust 44X-34G, Bear Creek, t6/15; cum 473K 5/19;
29801, dry, Ballard, Steen 44-20, wildcat, near the Glenburn/Chatfield oil fields, about 20 miles NNE of Minot; no production data,

Friday, July 24, 2015: 135 for the month; 135 for the quarter
28185, 2,712, XTO, Nelson Federal 21X-5E, Antelope, t11/15; cum 257K 5/19;
28418, 2,110, MRO, Cole USA 24-11TFH, Chimney Butte, t5/15; cum 191K 5/19;
28803, 1,338, CLR, Alpha 5-14H, Camp, t3/17; cum 224K 5/19;
29974, 380, Enerplus, Thread 149-93-04D-03H, Mandaree, t2/16; cum 420K 5/19;

Thursday, July 23, 2015: 131 for the month; 131 for the quarter
26773, 687, Zavanna, Double Down 24-13 3TFH, East Fork, t1/16; cum 23K 5/19;
27672, 1,176, Hess, EN-Leo E-154-94-2423H-6, Alkali Creek, t6/15; cum 234K 5/19;
28495, 3,606, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 24-20-2RH, Sand Creek, t1/15; cum 181K 5/19; choked back at one time;
28496, 2,959, Whiting, Tarpon Federal 24-20-3RTF, Sand Creek, t1/15; cum 184K 5/19; choked back at one time;

30454, 1,516, Equinor/Statoil, Panzer 22-23 6H, Alger, t1/16;cum 238K 5/19;

Wednesday, July 22, 2015: 126 for the month; 126 for the quarter
28802, 190, CLR, Florida Federal 5-11H, Camp, t3/17; cum 112K 5/19;
28810, A, Kaiser-Francis Oil/Fidelity, Dorothy 1-12H, Zenith, producing, a nice well, choked back, cum 175K 5/19;
29531, 926, Enerplus, Mink 150-94-04B-09H TF, Spotted Horn, t8/16; cum 256K 5/19;
29672, 1,095, XTO, Werre Trust 44X-34C, Bear Creek, t6/15; cum 93K 12/15;
29875, 1,483, BR, Morgan 41-28TFH ULW, Johnson Corner, t11/15; cum 253K 5/19;

Tuesday, July 21, 2015: 121 for the month; 121 for the quarter
26772, 2,058, Zavanna, Double Down 24-13 2H, East Fork, t1/16; cum 301K 5/19; off line 4/19;
27671, 1,062, Hess, EN-Leo E-154-94-2423H-7, Alkali Creek, t5/15; cum 202K 5/19;
28184, 2,171, XTO, Nelson Federal 21X-5A, Antelope, Sanish pool, t11/15; cum 249K 5/19; back on line 5/19;
28315, 354, EOG, Parshall 39-1608H, Parshall, t1/15; cum 165K 5/19; choked back at one time;
28671, 565, EOG, Parshall 83-2827H, Parshall, t1/15; cum 132K 5/19; choked back, no doubt
28801, 1,194, CLR, Alpha 4-14H1, Camp, t3/17; cum 182K 5/19;
28809, A, Kaiser-Francis Oil/Fidelity, Henry 1-12H, Zenith, scheduled 35 stages; no frack data; scheduled 1/18/15; cum 149K 5/19;
29395, 122, Denbury, CHSU 11-36SH 15, a South Red River B well; Cedar Hills, t4/15; cum 155K 5/19;
30009, 2,426, MRO, CK USA 31-6H, Murphy Creek, t6/15; cum 154K 5/19;
30455, 660, Equinor/Statoil, Panzer 22-23 7TFH, 39 stages, 7.9 million lbs; Alger, t1/16; cum 78K 5/19;

Monday, July 20, 2015: 111 for the month; 111 for the quarter
29410, 45, Denbury, CHSU 11-36NH 15, Cedar Hills, South Red River B, t4/15; cum 172K 5/19;
29530, 2,478, Enerplus, Raccoon 150-94-04B-09H, Spotted Horn, 42 stages, 10.9 million lbs, t4/16; cum 409K 5/19; see this post;

29874, 2,004, BR, Morgan 41-28MBH, Pershing, t12/15; cum 271K 5/19;
30270, 261, Oasis/SM Energy, Stenehjem 14X-9HA, Poe, t7/16; cum 87K 5/19;

Sunday, July 19, 2015: 107 for the month; 107 for the quarter
25363, 2,247, Whiting, Smokey 4-15-22-13H, Pembroke, 30 stages, 3.5 million lbs, t5/15; cum 201K 5/19;
28818, 605, Nine Point Energy/Triangle, Simpson 151-102-5-8-2H, Elk, 31 stages, 3.8 million lbs, t2/15; cum 196K 5/19;
29529, 327, Enerplus, Badger 150-94-04B-09H, Spotted Horn, t3/15; cum 220K 5/19;
29871, 1,519, XTO, Werre Trust Federal 44X-34D, Bear Creek, t7/15; cum 311K 5/19;
30456, 1,558, Equinor/Statoil, Panzer 22-23 8H, Alger, t1/16; cum 323K 4/19;

Saturday, July 18, 2015: 102 for the month; 102 for the quarter
26365, 1,461, QEP, MHA 4-28-29H-148-92, Heart Butte, 40 stages, 9.6 million lbs sand, t5/15; cum 198K 5/19;
28497, 457, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-16-33-28-1H3, Three Forks B1,  30 stages, 4.0 million lbs, Truax, t2/15; cum 132K 5/19;
28499, 1,441, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-16-33-28-1H, 39 stages, 5.3 million lbs sand and ceramic, Truax, t1/15, cum 217K 5/19;
28800, 1,386, CLR, Florida Federal 4-11H1, Camp, t3/17; cum 383K 5/19; see 21977;
30142, 3,249, Equinor/Statoil, East Fork 32-29 XE 1H, East Fork, t6/15; cum 273K 5/19;
30215, 2,622, XTO, Thompson 44X-20B, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 250K 5/19;
30271, 601, Oasis/SM Energy, Stenehjem 14-9H, Poe, t6/16; cum 205K 5/19;
30361, 1,239, CLR, Patterson Federal 6-13H, Camp, t1/16; cum 242K 5/19; nice production profile for neighboring well, 26933;

Friday, July 17, 2015: 94 for the month; 94 for the quarter
28500, 1,104, Whiting, P Thomas 154-98-16-33-27-4H3, Truax, t1/15; cum 127K 5/19;
28670, 843, EOG, Parshall 84-2827H, Parshall, t1/15; cum 123K 5/19;
29528, 2,118, Enerplus, Muskrat 150-94-04B-09H, Spotted Horn, t4/16; cum 423K 5/19;
29657, 807, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-2H, Westberg, 5K first 12 days; t5/15; cum 202K 5/19;
29873, 2,084, BR, Kirkland 41-28MBH, Pershing, t11/15; cum 312K 5/19;
29964, 713, SHD, Magnum 36-13-TF2, Clarks Creek, t11/15; cum 67K 5/19; Clarks Creek wells do a lot better than this one
30004, 3,027, XTO, Porcupine Federal 44X-2C, Bear Creek, t8/15; cum 272K 5/19;

Thursday, July 16, 201: 87 for the month; 87 for the quarter
28964, 1,019, Hess, LK-Erickson-147-97-1102H-2, Little Knife, t5/15; cum 217K 5/19;
29963, 1,231, SHD, Magnum 36-12-MB2, Clarks Creek, t11/15; cum 119K 5/19; (Clarks Creek wells do a lot better than this one)

30216, 2,195, XTO, Thompson 44X-20EXF, Blue Buttes, t8/15 cum 289K 5/19;
30272, 494, Oasis/SM Energy, Stenehjem 14X-9HB, Poe, t6/16; cum 119K 5/19;

Wednesday, July 15, 2015: 83 for the month; 83 for the quarter
28881, 637, Oasis Langved 5393 42-10 4B, Sanish, t41/5; cum 238K 5/19;
28882, 644, Oasis, Langved 5393 42-10 5T, Sanish, t41/5; cum 258K 5/19;
28903, 1,284, Oasis, Harbour 5601 42-33 4B, Tyrone, t2/15; cum 191K 5/19;
28904, 1,061, Oasis, Harbour 5601 42-33 3T, Tyrone, t2/15; cum 149K 5/19;
29656, 789, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-12H, Westberg, t5/15; cum 153K 5/19;
29872, 1,443, BR, Kirkland 41-28TFH, Pershing, t11/15; cum 194K 5/19;
29955, 2,238, Statoil, Heen 26-35 5H, Todd, t11/15; cum 267K 5/19;
30003, 1,556, XTO, Porcupine Federal 44X-2G, Bear Creek, t8/15; cum 242K 5/19;
30214, 1,712, XTO, Marlene 42X-20CXD, Blue Buttes, t7/15; cum 278K 5/19;

Tuesday, July 14, 2015: 74 for the month; 74 for the quarter
28963, 777, Hess, LK-Erickson-147-97-1102H-3, Little Knife, t5/15; cum 162K 5/19;
29655, 804, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-3H, Westberg, produced 12K in first 13 days while on DRL/NC status; t5/15; cum 202K 5/19;
30217, 2,353, XTO, Thompson 44X-20A, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 314K 5/19;

Monday, July 13, 2015: 71 for the month; 71 for the quarter
29431, 1,848, BR, Kings Canyon 6-1-27MBH, Camel Butte, t7/15; cum 163K 5/19;
29807, 352, Ballard Petroleum, Nelson 34-19, Chatfield, a Madison well, vertical hole, 2 stages, acid only, t31/5; cum 242K 5/19;
29954, 1,624, Statoil, Smith Farm 23-14 5H, Cow Creek, t11/15; cum 227K 5/19;
30002, 2,411, XTO, Porcupine Federal 44X-2D, Bear Creek, t8/15; cum 320K 5/19;
30143, 3,202, Statoil, Folvag 5-8 XE 1H, Stony Creek, t6/15; cum 263K 5/19;
30319, 947, Slawson, Peacemaker Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, t3/15; cum 235K 5/19; though now off-line; back on line as of 12/18;

Sunday, July 12, 2015: 65 for the month; 65 for the quarter
28962, 1,070, Hess, LK-Erickson-147-97-1102H-4, Little Knife, 10-foot thick window; gas in the middle Bakken averaged 3,100 units with a 10 - 12' flare, t5/15; cum 218K 5/19; after ten days, 15K
29654, 1,682, Newfield, Olson 152-96-30-31-13HLW, Westberg, Three Forks, 59% drilled in 12' target zone (within the Three Forks formation 100% of the time, 59% in the 12' primary Three Forks target, 21.8% in the upper Three Forks "B" facies, and 19.2% in the upper Three Forks "A" facies), t5/15; cum 229K 5/19;
29981, 2,352, BR, CCU Dakotan 1-7-17MBH, Corral Creek, t8/15; cum 195K 5/19;
30274, 1,813, MRO, Klee 11-3TFH, Bailey; middle Bakken 37' thick; the Three Forks was a 10' target window; gas as high as 5,835 in the middle Bakken; gas units also high in the Three Forks lateral, max at 2,243 units; well-bore was maintained within the target interval for 79% of the 10,087' exposure to the Three Forks, 34 stages, 4.4 million lbs, t4/15; cum 213K 5/19;

Saturday, July 11, 2015: 61 for the month; 61 for the quarter
29460, 219, Denbury, CHSU 44-26SH 15, Cedar Hills, a South Red River well, t4/15; cum 215K 5/19;
29632, 2,794, MRO, Wilbert 44-8H, Bailey, 4 sections, 34 stages, 4 million lbs, t4/15; cum 276K 5/19;
29633, 2,400, MRO, Hammel 44-8TFH, Bailey, TF1, middle Bakken 19 feet thick; 10 - 12' Three Forks target zone, highest gas in the lateral was 4,275 units; 5 - 15' trip flare, no other flare seen; well-bore maintained within the target interval for 77% of the 9,892' lateral; 17 drilling days; 34 stages, 5.6 million lbs, t4/14 cum 225K 5/19;
29824, 522, Hess, GN-Raylena-158-98-1621H-3, Rainbow, 2 - 25' flares; 3,743 gas units max (trip) with an average of 330 units throughout the lateral, 10' target window set 16' feet into the middle Bakken; t6/15; cum 124K 5/19;
29959, 1,590, Slawson, Skybolt Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, t9/15; cum 290K 5/19;  off line as of 10/18;
30001, 847, XTO, Porcupine Federal 44X-2H, Bear Creek, t8/15; cum 245K 5/19;
30049, 1,457, XTO, Marlene 42X-20C, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 219K 5/19;
30275, 367, CLR, Elias 1-21H, Burg, 25-foot target zone; 90.57% drilled within the target zone, 9.43% drilled above the target zone; 12 days drilling, 30 stages, 3.4 million lbs, t3/15; cum 157K 5/19; 51/5; Weatherford SLS, Maggie Silvertooth, CLR Company Geologist, set a new standard, raised the bar on drilling reports. Absolutely outstanding.

Friday, July 10, 2015: 53 for the month; 53 for the quarter
29859, 15, Slawson, Howitzer Federal 5 SLTFH, Big Bend, 4 sections, 9 stages, 300K, t3/15; cum 159K 5/19; seemed to have been a problem earlier which, if so, is now corrected;
29980, 1,968, BR, CCU Dakotan 1-7-17TFH, Corral Creek, t8/15; cum 144K 5/19;

Thursday, July 9, 2015: 51 for the month; 51 for the quarter
29903, 98, XTO, Johnson 34X-36BXC, Morgan Draw, t5/15; cum 97K 5/19;
29979, 1,824, BR, CCU Dakotan 2-7-17MBH, Corral Creek, t8/15; 204K 5/19;
30183, 724, Petro-Hunt, Sherven Trust 153-95-27A-7HS, Charlson, t10/16; cum 201K 5/19; unusual direction for horizontal)

Wednesday, July 8, 2015: 48 for the month; 48 for the quarter
28760, 1,167, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-7, Hawkeye, t6/15; cum 275K 5/19;
28931, 2.016, QEP, Foreman 1-2-1BH,  Spotted Horn, t4/15; cum 315K 5/19;
28932, 2,472, QEP, Foreman 2-2-1BH, Spotted Horn, t5/15; cum 343K 5/19;
28933, 2,704, QEP, Foreman 1-2-1TH, Spotted Horn, t5/15; cum 347K 5/19;
28968, 2,029, QEP, Foreman 36-25-1-2LL, Blue Buttes, t4/15; cum 332K 5/19;
29629, 294, QEP, Foreman 6-2-1TH, Spotted Horn, t4/15; cum 239K 5/19;
29634, 4,048, MRO, Double H 34-8TFH, Bailey, t9/17; cum 344K 5/19;(16677 AB)
29802, 365, Petro-Hunt, Lovdahl 158-94-32D-29-1H, Tioga, t7/15 cum 168K 5/19;
30048, 2,483, XTO, Marlene 42X-20F2, Blue Buttes, t8/15; cum 272K 5/19;
30057, 499, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Whitney 3-26HN, West Ambrose, t12/15; cum 109K 5/19;
30109, 1,422, XTO, Raymond 21X-5A, Dollar Joe, t11/15; cum 120K 5/19;
30184, 1,078, EOG, Fertile 77-0905H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 145K 5/19; (see 30293 for neighboring well)


Tuesday, July 7, 2015: 36 for the month; 36 for the quarter
29563, 4,278, Equinor/Statoil, Skarston 1-12 8TFH, Banks, t3/16; cum 169K 5/19;
29962, 142, SHD, Magnum 36-11-TF2, Clarks Creek, t11/15; cum 53K 8/18; off-line since 6/18 (posted 8/18)
29982, 1,848, BR, CCU Dakotan 2-7-17TFH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 184K 5/19;


Monday, July 6, 2015: 33 for the month; 33 for the quarter
28761, 1,475, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-8, Hawkeye, 35 stages; 2.5 million lbs; spud January 6, 2015; drilling rig, February 21, 2015; cease drilling March 4, 2015; TF1, target zone 10 feet thick;  t6/15; cum 219K 5/19;
30110, 43, XTO, Raymond 21X-5E, Dollar Joe, t9/15; cum 98K 5/19;
30117, 875, BR, CCU Dakotan 5-8-17MBH, Corral Creek, t8/15; cum 207K 5/19;
30185, dry, EOG, Fertile 78-0905H, Parshall, no production data,
30358, 85, Enduro, MRPSU 19-33-H1, Mouse River Park, a Madison well, t8/15; cum 29K 5/19;

Sunday, July 5, 2015: 27 for the month; 27 for the quarter
21877, 1,131, CLR, Lundberg Federeal 2-8AH, Rattlesnake Point, t6/15; cum 329K 5/19;
29014, 519, Resource Energy Can-Am/Samson Resources, Ranchero 1819-6H, Ambrose, t5/15; cum 108K 5/19;

Saturday, July 4, 2015: 25for the month; 25 for the quarter
28762, 1,044, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-9, Hawkeye, t6/15; cum 176K 5/19;
29894, 1,146, Slawson, Howo 6-33-4TFH, Big Bend, t4/15; cum 159K 5/19;
30111, 1,408, XTO, Raymond 21X-5AXB, Dollar Joe, t11/15; cum 116K 5/19;
30293, 967, EOG, Fertile 79-09-5H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 140K 5/19; (17851 -- very nice bump, 20622 -- small bump)
30349, 529, Resource Energy Can-Am / Samson Resources, Ranchero 1819-8H, Ambrose, t4/15; cum 108K 5/19;

Friday, July 3, 2015: 20 for the month; 20 for the quarter

• 23846, 118, CLR, Bison 41-23H, Cedar Hills, a Red River B well, t4/15; cum 23K 3/20;
• 29659, 1,678, Newfield, Moberg Federal 149-95-29-32-1H, Bear Den, 38 stages; 3.1 million lbs; t3/15; cum 305K 3/20;
• 29758, 2,436, MRO, Stevenson 24-34TFH, Reunion Bay, t8/15; cum 400K 5/19; remains off line 3/20;
• 30055, 508, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Ashley 3-26HS, West Ambrose, t12/15; cum 112K 3/20;
• 30056, 357, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Jessica 3B-26HN, West Ambrose, t12/15; cum 74K 3/20;
• 30116, 1,899, BR, CCU Dakotan 4-8-17TH, Corral Creek, t9/15; cum 164K 3/20;
• 30276, 558, Hess, GO-Perdue-157-97-0112H-5, Ray, t7/15; cum 99K 5/19; remains off line 3/20;

Thursday, July 2, 2015: 13 for the month; 13 for the quarter

• 28316, IA/305, EOG, Parshall 147-1608H, Parshall, ICO, 54 stages, 13 million lbs, t1/15; cum 218K 5/18; remains off line 3/20;
• 28763, 1,492, Hess, HA-Thompson-152-95-1720H-10, Hawkeye, t6/15; cum 209K 1/20; off line 1/20; remains off line 3/20;
• 30112, 999, XTO, Raymond 21X-5FXG, Dollar Joe, t11/15; cum 122K 3/20;
• 30314, 552, EOG, Fertile 80-0905H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 130K 5/19; intermittent production; off line 3/20;

Wednesday, July 1, 2015: 9 for the month; 9 for the quarter

• 28417, 2,355, MRO, Haley USA 24011H, Chimney Butte, t41/5; cum 348K 3/20;
• 29465, 2,565, BR, Teton 7-1-3TFSH, Camel Butte, t7/15 cum 195K 3/20;
• 29576, 1,184, XTO, Satter 31X-1H, Sivertson, t12/15; cum 160K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 29658, 2,344, Newfield, Moberg Federal 149-95-29-32-13HLW, Bear Den, t3/15; cum 238K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 29757, 1,324, MRO, Packineau USA 21-3H, Reunion Bay, t8/15 cum 259K 5/19;
• 29821, 894, EOG, Fertile 74-0905H, Parshall, t3/17; cum 150K 3/20; off line 3/20;
• 30054, 281, Petro-Hunt/SM Energy, Rilye 3B-26HS, West Ambrose, t12/15; cum 86K 3/20; 
• 30084, 1,348, Hess, BB-Sivertson-LN-151-95-1719H-1, Blue Buttes, t4/15; cum 267K 3/20; offline in 2018; no jump in production when it came back on line, 3/19;
• 30115, 1,823, BR, CCU Dakotan 3-8-17MBH, Juniper, t8/15; cum 239K 3/20;