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Friday, October 27, 2017

Random Look At Two New Wells Near Tioga -- Important Wells -- October 27, 2017

Disclaimer: done quickly; will correct factual and typographical errors later. 

These are important wells.  A reader brought these wells to my attention. They support my argument that:
  • all this recent talk about Tier 1 drilling locations is overdone
  • all this talk over the years about "sweet spots" is overdone
The first well:
  • 33497, conf, Liberty Resources Management Company, LLC, Kaitlyn 158-93-30-31-4MBH, East Tioga, production data below:

DateOil RunsMCF Sold
9-20172198325750
8-201794436905

From the sundry forms and geologist's reports regarding the Kaitlyn, #22497:
  • the Kaitlyn 158-93-30-31-4MBH, 4.5 miles southwest of Powers Lake in Mountrail County extends the existing East Tioga field; surface location in NWNW-29-158-93; bottom hole in SESE-31-158-93
  • geosteering techniques exposed 82% of uncased wellbore within the middle Bakken target; TD of 20,470 feet
  • spud May 24, 2017; skidded away on June 1, 2017; returned on June 15th, 2017; reached TD in 16 days on June 22, 2017
  • fair to moderate gas shows; most significant was a 5,484 unit connection gas at 12,934 feet

The second well:
  • 33498, conf, Liberty Resources Management Company, LLC, Haley158-93-29-32-1MBH, East Tioga, production data below:
DateOil RunsMCF Sold
9-20171911926989
8-2017129107446

From the sundry forms and geologist's reports:
  • the Haley 158-93-29-32-1MBH, 4.5 miles southwest of Powers Lake in Mountrail County extends the existing East Tioga field; surface location in NWNW-29-158-93; bottom hole in SWSW-32-158-93
  • geosteering techniques exposed 82% of uncased wellbore within the middle Bakken target; TD of 20,470 feet
  •  reached TD in 13.2 days on June 13, 2017
  • huge gas shows; by a depth of 13,000 feet, background readings of 2000 units with peaks and connection radings of 3000 - 5000 were common; at a depth of 13,300 feet, the gas buster was employed to maintain well control, and a 3 - 5-ft yellow orange flare was consistently observed; gas readings while running through the gas buster reduced to background levels of 1200 units with peaks in excess of 2000 units, with occasional peaks exceeding 4000 - 5000 units; to maintain well control, the mud system weight was gradually increased to a weight of 9.8 to 9.9 ppg;
  • strong to moderate gas shows were present throughout the well; most significant was a 6,191-unit connection gas at 12,468 feet;
  • geosteering techniques exposed 90% of uncased wellbore within the middle Bakken target; TD of 20,375 feet

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