Monday, May 6, 2019

Oasis Reports A Huge Aagvik Well In The Banks; Over 325K BOE In Less Than Five Months; Also, Huge "Halo" Effect -- May 6, 2019

The well:
  • 34037, 1,787, Oasis, Aagvik 5298 41-35 3BX, 50 stages; 9.9 million bls; Banks, t11/18; cum 219K 3/19; 
Production:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN3-20193131769322602737886655839272406
BAKKEN2-2019284380643880269851406911379602440
BAKKEN1-20193153601537823361615805014382313905
BAKKEN12-20183159173590194172914768310086046501
BAKKEN11-2018233102530408326071051082813076739


Total production:
  • MCF: 638,187 MCF = 106,347 boe
  • crude oil: 219,374 bbls
  • = 325,721 boe in less than 5 months
From the file report:
  • 8 miles north of Watford City, ND
  • fourth of five wells to be drilled north on this pad
  • the pad is set up as a 1280-acre spacing unit
  • target: middle Bakken
  • spud; then re-entered on April 2, 2017 (sic); most likely a typo, should be "2018"?
  • problems with the vertical; hole cemented back, and sidetracked
  • this sidetrack was deemed a failure
  • sidetracked again; this time successful
  • curved completed in 11.5 drilling hours
  • successfully deconflicted other wellbores in the area; lower Bakken shale
  • this horizontal was calculated to be about 7 feet TVD from another existing wellbore
  • reached TD on April 18, 2018
  • drilled from surface casing to total depth in 16 days
  • wellbore in the desired target interval for 64% within target
  • over/under passes were required to avoid hitting Aagvik 1-35H and the Lundeen 4-26H
  • no shale strikes
So, how did the Aagvik 1-35H and Lundeen 4-26H do?

The Lundeen 4-26H is still off-line. Will check back on this well in a few months.

But look a tthe Aagvik 1-35H that runs diagonally "across" the new Aagvik wells,
  • 17986, 501, Oasis, Aagvik 1-35H, 33-053-03008, Banks, t12/09; cum 213K 3/19; FracFocus, not re-fracked; full production profile at this post; huge "halo" effect; better than the "initial" production; 
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN3-20193114517143261103546044457340
BAKKEN2-20192813631136161079242137352426615
BAKKEN1-20197368033563350981159313810
BAKKEN12-20180000000
BAKKEN11-20180000000
BAKKEN10-20180000000
BAKKEN9-20180000000
BAKKEN8-20180000000
BAKKEN7-201824470559100102875632
BAKKEN6-20182052658701274105222
BAKKEN5-20180000000
BAKKEN4-20181535429119094277517
BAKKEN3-2018318168691802176184224
BAKKEN2-2018215766000144912390
BAKKEN1-201831785899240185515450

When I see things like this in the Bakken, I still find it amazing that companies like SM Energy exited the Bakken to go elsewhere. What were they thinking?