It Never Quits -- Now, Look At This - March 26, 2018

What do you think of this production profile?

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
MADISON	1-2018	29	1963	1974	5867	4933	4817	0
MADISON	12-2017	31	2822	2826	7182	5633	5478	0
MADISON	11-2017	30	3018	2910	5999	3550	3400	0
MADISON	10-2017	18	2413	2014	3080	1346	1256	0
MADISON	9-2017	28	28	186	10	335	195	0
MADISON	8-2017	31	185	224	210	853	698	0
MADISON	7-2017	31	130	208	143	888	733	0
MADISON	6-2017	19	189	201	291	813	718	0
MADISON	5-2017	20	369	419	397	1266	1166	0

Pretty cool, huh? Production jumps 20-fold? [20 x 130 = 2,600].

From the sundry form received September 11, 2017:

Move in workover rig and pull rods and tubing. Nipple up frac tree and treesaver to isolate wellhead. Move in and rig up the frac fleet and frac well with approximately 14,000 bbls of gelled fluids containing approximately 400,000 lbs of the frack sand. Well will be frac'd pursuant ot NDAC 43-02-03-27.1. Nipple down frac tree and tree saver and run production equipment back into well. Return well to production.

But this isn't so great, really, is it? We see it all the time when a well is re-fracked.

And here's the graphic:

The well:

• 19551, 215, Challenger Point Energy, LLC, Olney 2-25H, Flaxton, t5/11; cum 51K 1/18

But here's the kicker: it's NOT a Bakken. It's a Madison well. 

Don't believe me? Here's a screen shot of the scout ticket:

By the way, what's the best this well has ever done? From the very beginning:

MADISON	9-2011	30	1597	1463	2211	3351	3201	0
MADISON	8-2011	31	1949	2111	2993	4376	4221	0
MADISON	7-2011	22	2145	1972	4048	3383	3273	0
MADISON	6-2011	11	1573	1477	2363	1481	1481	0
MADISON	5-2011	16	1769	2027	3351	1745	1660	0
MADISON	4-2011	24	2328	1818	5566	1667	1547	0
MADISON	3-2011	9	50	0	2978	39	34	0

The sundry form / completion form with the completion data says the well:

• had five laterals
• was completed March 30, 2011
• was tested May 6, 2011
• there is no evidence this well was fracked at this time; first frack was apparently in 2017

Yes, it's the Madison -- and we saw it first in North Dakota -- LOL --

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