- without question, CLR continues to drill "full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes"
- CLR will impress with the Weydahl wells
- Kraken Operating will report some nice wells
- of all things, Kraken Operating has a well in Brooklyn oil field; I thought this field was "owned" by CLR (see graphic below)
- 34798, conf, Kraken, The Kraken LE 24-13 1TFH, Brooklyn,
- EOG is getting back into the Bakken; look at the "chronology": #425 (see graphic below)
- I think I once said we will know we have moved into Bakken 3.0 when EOG returns; but the official Bakken 3.0 will commence with the next USGS survey of the Bakken
- Bakken 3.0:
- begins with the next USGS survey of the Bakken
- EOG returns to the Bakken
- we start to see re-fracks by EOG, although that might be Bakken 3.5; we'll see
- most exiting well to watch: #31499, Petro-Hunt, Charlson oil field, USA 153-95-1B-7-6H (see graphic below)
- look at these 50K wells (or close enough to 50K "to count"):
- 32812, conf, CLR, State Weydahl 8-36H1, Corral Creek,
- 32813, conf, CLR, State Weydahl 9-36H, Corral Creek,
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The Graphics
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First, that Kraken well in the Brooklyn oil field:
- 34798, conf, Kraken, The Kraken LE 24-13 1TFH, Brooklyn,
I'm curious how far east the two EOG Austin wells are. They are pretty far east:
What about that Petro-Hunt Charlson well? This new well coming off the confidential list this next week is located 0.62 miles northeast of perhaps the best Bakken well ever drilled, #16059. See this post for more information.
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