Two Nice EOG Wells Off Line Suggesting Activity To Occur -- Clarks Creek -- August 4, 2019

The EOG Hawkeye wells in Clarks Creek are tracked at this post but it has not been updated in a long time and a lot has changed. I have to get this back in order some day.

On another note I thought I had mentioned this before but possibly not, unless it was on my "wells of interest" blog. Whatever.

But it appears EOG is getting ready to frack some wells, or maybe they already have, because two nice wells have just come off line. The wells:

• 22487, 67 (no typo), EOG, Hawkeye 02-2501H, Clarks Creek, t12/13; cum 846K 5/19; went offline 6/19; 3-section spacing; 1,741 acres in the spacing unit; sister well to the well announced earlier with 200,000 bbls in less than 5 months; another 15,000-ft horizontal; trip gas over 4,000 units; cum 959K 8/23;
  
• 22486, IA/2,421, EOG, Hawkeye 100-2501H, Clarks Creek (see stand-alone post); 3-section spacing (1,920 acres); will this be a long lateral (9,000 feet) or a much-talked-about-seldom-seen-super-long lateral (14,000 feet)? I'm betting the latter. If accurate, a huge "thank you" to a reader. This well is NORTHEAST of Watford City. [Turned out to be 25,101 feet long. Yes, a super-long lateral, almost 3 sections long.] Did Lynn Helms misspeak or was he misquoted in The Bismarck Tribune when he said there was a gusher NORTHWEST of Watford City? If there is still another gusher NORTHWEST of Watford City that is better than this well, we are talking some big wells in the Bakken, Three Forks; 47 stages; 14 million lbs of sand, 1920-acre spacing unit; t9/12; cum 781K 4/19; off line as of 4/19; back on line, cum 854K 8/23;
  

The three neighboring wells of interest, all on conf list:

• 32488, API: 33-053-07490; -->? PNC
  
• 32489, API: 33-053-07491; -->? PNC
• 32490, API: 33-053-07492; -->? PNC

Let's see what FracFocus has to say: no frack data for any of the three wells;