The Hess EN-Anderson Permits -- June 20, 2019

New wells:

• 38735, conf, Hess, EN-Anderson-156-94-1819H-2, Manitou;

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	11-2022	30	11664	11646	15924	24199	23814	385
BAKKEN	10-2022	29	10524	10535	17439	20097	19777	320
BAKKEN	9-2022	30	13985	14026	37523	28205	27783	422
BAKKEN	8-2022	26	22896	23001	90112	45566	44050	1516
BAKKEN	7-2022	19	23202	22996	64322	39402	23489	15913

• 38734, conf, Hess, EN-Anderson-LW-156-94-1819H-1, Manitou;
  

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2022	13030	30860
10-2022	14824	29015
9-2022	22882	42262
8-2022	28302	45923
7-2022	21226	19738

Original Note

Production:

• 36603, 3,416, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE-156-94-1820H-11, 33-061-04514, Manitou, t11/20; cum 126K 3/21; 227,901 bbls water; 32 stages; 11.932 million lbs proppant; see this note;
• 36604, 2,567, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE-156-94-1820H-7, Manitou, t11/20; cum 78K 3/21; see this note; 9.4 million gallons of water;
  

Disclaimer: This was done quickly so there may be some factual and typographical errors, but the general point remains. If this is important to you, go to the source.

The seven Hess EN-Anderson permits, all in SESW quadrant of section 20-156-94; 2560-acre spacing, sections 17, 18, 19, and 20-156-94;

• 36600, 1,400, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-11, Manitou, TF1, bottom hole: 104 FSL 113 FWL; t11/20; cum 170K 11/22;
  
• 36601, 2,626, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-10, Manitou, MB, bottom hole: 104 FSL 816 FWL; t11/20; cum 251K 11/22;
  
• 36602, 2,167, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-9, Manitou, TF1, bottom hole: 107 FSL 1519 FWL; t11/20; cum 192K 11/22;
  
• 36603, 3,416, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-8, Manitou, MB, bottom hole: 109 FSL 2221 FWL; t11/20; cum 280K 11/22;
  
• 36604, 2,567, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-7, Manitou, TF1, bottom hole: 109 FSL 2353 FEL; t11/20; cum 202K 11/22;
  
• 36605, 2,203, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-6, Manitou, MB, bottom hole: 109 FSL 1650 FEL; t11/20; cum 294K 11/22;
  
• 36006, loc/A, Hess, EN-Anderson-LE....H-5, Manitou, TF1, bottom hole: 111 FSL 919FEL; date, 1/19; t--; cum 340K 11/22;
  

In other words, the laterals all end at about the same distance from the south line of section 20.

The TF first bench and the middle Bakken wells are probably vertically separated by about 40 feet.

The horizontal separation in the middle Bakken was about 1,400 feet; the horizontal separation in the first bench, Three Forks, was also, almost exactly 1,400 feet. 

The numbers in parentheses were rounded to near 10-feet; and is the distance from the well listed immediately before:

• The TF first bench wells:
• 113 FWL
• 1519 FWL (1400 feet)
• midline (5260/2 = 2630 feet)
• 2353 FEL (1400 feet)
• 919 FEL (1400 feet)
• The middle Bakken wells:
• 816 FWL
• 2221 FWL (1400 feet)
• midline (5260/2 = 2630 feet)
• 1650 FEL (1400 feet)

The two producing wells in the immediate area:

• 17887, 165, Hess, EN-Joyce-156-94-1720H-1, OH frack, 1.3 million lbs, Manitou, t6/09; cum 87K 9/19; cum 109K 11/22;
  
• 17954, IA/303, Hess, EN-Anderson-156-94-1918H-2, OH frack, 1.3 million lbs, Manitou, t7/09; cum 117K 7/19; cum 133K 5/22;
  
• both are likely to be re-fracked at time the new EN-Anderson-LE wells are fracked, or they might benefit from parent-well uplift; 

The graphics:

Comment: the horizontal spacing was very, very generous.