Global Warming Hits The Bakken -- Again -- February 3, 2019

... and closes the entire northern half of the state:

Nothing About The Bakken -- February 3, 2019

The Way We Were: the movie I love. The movie I cannot watch. 1973. Robert Redford. Barbra Streisand. Was it not the best? And it's playing on TCM right now. Opposite the PGA tournament, TPC Scottsdale. Lead-in to the Super Bowl. What's not to like. Even though I can't watch that movie any more, it's on on my "top shelf" list. It's of the same "mold" as Dr Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia. Favorite movies, top ten movies, that I cannot watch many of them any more. I'm not sure "why" I can still watch Casablanca and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

PGA: Paul Azinger replaces Johnny Miller as NBC color for PGA tournaments. Can one say "color" any more? 

Fantastic Voyage: on TCM last night. I had never seen the movie before. If I have, I've forgotten. Released in 1966. Probably got to Williston, ND, in 1969. LOL. Raquel Welch? Yawn. I recognized Donald Pleasence but couldn't place him. Finally, I did. Columbo: Any Old Sport in a Storm. Coincidence. Also came out in 1973.

Marie Kondō: the family has a graphic novel -- along the lines of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing,  Marie Kondō, c. 2014. I read some of it the other day while waiting to take Sophia to school. She calls it school, but in fact its pre-pre-K. And she loves it. But I digress. I learned enough in a few pages, to throw out two boxes of clothes/odd-and-ends in storage and I completely emptied one drawer in my four-drawer chest of drawers. I have only one chest of drawers so I decluttered 25%.

Christmas gifts: family members got me any number of bicycle accessories this year. They do that every year. I often put these accessories aside where they end up cluttering the floor, a drawer, a shelf. Today, I put all the accessories on the bikes. I have several bikes so plenty of places to put all the accessories. Some accessories have instructions. I use to save those, file the away. No longer. i-photograph them and file them inside the virtual bicycle folder on the virtual desktop.

Amazon. Lives up to its name. From wiki:

In 1998, Jeff Bezos, founder, owner, and CEO of Amazon.com, struck a deal with Needham and other principal shareholders to buy IMDb outright for approximately $55 million[9] and attach it to Amazon as a subsidiary, private company.[10] This gave IMDb the ability to pay the shareholders salaries for their work, while Amazon.com would be able to use IMDb as an advertising resource for selling DVDs and videotapes.

Disclaimer: this is not an investment site. Do not make any investment, financial, job, travel, or relationship decisions based on what you read here or what you think you may have read here.

AMZN: wow, I wish Jeff Bezos/Amazon would do what Warren Buffett/Berkshire Hathaway did with BBK: A and B shares. AMZN, less than $350/share less than five years ago is now over $1,600/share.

Echo Dot/Alexa: incredible. 

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Skiing Downhill With Daddy

Spuds.

Sophia drew this in January, 2019. This was the first year she was ever on skis. She took two days of lessons at Angel Fire, and then skied with her dad and her two older sisters.

Months later she still knows how to ski ("french fries") and how to stop ("pizza").

The other day on her bicycle, when I was teaching her to brake, I asked her how she "braked" when she skied? Her answer: "pizza."

Too Many EVs? -- February 3, 2019

Updates

February 9, 2019: profit margins on EVs incredibly small; if it weren't for government mandates, auto manufacturers would not be making them.

Original Post 

Over at oilprice: Are automakers overestimating EV demand?

Electric cars were the stars of the Detroit Auto Show this year and they have been garnering a lot of attention from the media generally amid increasingly urgent talk about climate change and how the world is failing in the fight against it. Every self-respecting automaker has at least one EV in the pipeline. The biggest ones have several. And all of these new EVs are scheduled to hit the market in the next few years. A pileup may be coming.

The pileup could be “of epic proportions” as AlixPartners warned in a study.

By the end of this year alone analysts expect almost a dozen new EVs to make their appearance in showrooms across the United States. Some of these will be direct competitors of Tesla, which currently boasts an impressive 83 percent of the U.S. battery electric car market.

The “threat for Tesla” angle in EV reporting is a popular one and indeed a 83-percent market share is an unsustainable one in any industry. But with Tesla’s brand loyalty, concerns about the company’s future sales may be premature. What is not premature is a worry about that pileup AlixPartners warned about.

The world’s biggest carmakers are pouring billions into electric vehicles motivated by government incentives and strategies envisaging the phasing out of ICE vehicles in some markets. From the pro-EV perspective, the time is just right to launch as many electric cars as one can design and manufacture. All the big carmakers have developed EV manufacturing platforms and are preparing to put them to good use. Millions of EVs are coming to the market. There is just one problem with that: actual sales statistics.

The other side of the coin: if you have a home, a 220-volt outlet in the garage, at least two other ICE vehicles, and are in the market for a new (additional) car this may be the year to consider an EV. Prices could plummet if millions of EVs come to the market, and American only "need" hundreds of thousands.

Total number of EVs sold in the US in 2018: 360,000.

Worldwide: 2 million.

Epping Wells Have Been Updated -- February 3, 2019

I've been updating the Epping oil field wells but I still have a lot of work to do on this field.

This is an interesting field. It seemed to have started out "slow" but it's becoming an incredible field.

For example: look at these incredible Kraken wells.

I've mentioned this before on the blog: it's my hunch that operators often under-promise what a field might offer. Call it the "Disneyland effect." The operators have to thread the needle. They need to "talk up" their assets to generate investor interest, but they are watched closely by the SEC. On the other hand, they don't want to get too far in front of their headlights and drive up lease rates and acquisition costs.

But if one remembers, one of the first CBR terminals in the Bakken was in the Epping oil field. That should have been a big hint.

Even more interesting for me: during the Bakken boom I drove my dad out to Epping numerous times; the field never seemed particularly active. My hunch is that the field is very, very active right now.

It reminds me a little bit of Bailey oil field, although Bailey at 160+ sections is much, much bigger than the 30+ section Epping oil field. 

So, give me a few days, and I will get the Epping oil field completed.

MRO Re-Fracking Program In The Bailey Oil Field -- February 3, 2019

Update

June 18, 2019: the group of wells in the original post that were taken off line are now all back on line with the exception of a couple or so:

• 30550, 4,516, MRO, Brush ..., Bailey, t9/17; cum 283K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 29384, 1,931, MRO, Ulmer ..., Bailey, t1/16; cum 208K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 29383, 1,975, MRO, Wilhelm ..., Bailey, t1/16; cum 182K 2/20; no jump in production; off line 2/20; remains off line 4/20;
• 29382, 1,100, MRO, Ringer ..., Bailey, t2/16; cum 172K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 29381, 2,449, MRO, Trinity ..., Bailey, t2/16; cum 289K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 28704, 1,072, MRO, Greider ..., Bailey, t3/15; cum 129K 4/20; back on line 7/19 after being off line for one year; definite improvement continues through 4/20;
  
• 28459, 2,350, MRO, Otto ..., Bailey, t11/14; cum 297K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 28360, 1,118, MRO, May ..., Bailey, t12/14; cum 204K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 28358, 1,816, MRO, Reidun ..., Bailey, t12/14; cum 211K 2/20; off line 2/20; remains off line 4/20;
• 28111, 1,675, MRO, Susana ..., Bailey, t11/14; cum 201K 4/20; no jump in production;
• 25114, 2,417, MRO, Patrick ..., Bailey, t8/13; cum 250K 4/20; back on line 6/19; maintains production, 4/20;
• 24973, 2,437, MRO, Brigner ..., Bailey, t7/13; cum 244K 4/20; just came back on line for 5 days 4/19; remains off line 4/20;
• 24075, 1,371, MRO, Hansen Ranch ..., Bailey, t4/13; cum 178K 4/20; back on line 6/19;
• 23980, 576, MRO, Klay Carlson ..., Bailey, t6/13; cum 161K 4/20; back on line 4/20;
  
• 22658, 1,324, MRO, Lee Christensen ... Bailey, 9/12; cum 297K 4/20; back on line 4/19;
• 22451, IA/1,504, MRO, Curtis Kerr ...., Bailey, t3/13; cum 245K 1/20; off line 1/20;
• 22333. See this post. 

 Original Post

Interesting, interesting things going on with MRO in the Bailey oil field.

I've just updated all the Bailey oil field wells through 2015. Absolutely amazing.

For newbies:

• MRO has a huge re-frack program going on in the Bailey oil field. It's been going on for quite some time
• Bailey oil field and MRO: some great wells but the real story is the re-fracks
• to drill/complete a well on a new pad, greenfield, in the Bakken: in excess of $10 million 
• to drill/complete a new well on an existing pad, in the Bakken: $6 million, maybe more
• to re-frack an old well: $4 million, maybe less;
• MRO often uses a mediocre amount of proppant in a re-frack;
• re-fracking a new well in the Bakken: 90%+ chance that it will successful;
• re-fracking: pretty much results in a new well;
• re-fracking: impact on neighboring wells varies from field to field

Look at this. In Bailey oil field, these great wells are now off-line (when I say "now," remember: the paperwork lags what is going on in the field; the most recent data over at the NDIC is from 12/18):

• 30550. 
• 29384.
• 29383.  
• 29382.
• 29381.
• 28704.
• 28459.
• 28360.
• 28358.
• 28111.
• 25114. 
• 24973.
• 24075. 
• 23980.
• 22658.
• 22451.
• 22333. See this post.

In the ten years blogging about the Bakken, I have never seen this before. I'm sure it's happened before and perhaps it happened earlier in the Bailey but for me it's a new phenomenon. 

Another Example Of What The SeekingAlpha Crowd Is Missing -- Not Just In The Bakken But Everywhere -- February 3, 2019

Comments/Updates

 Comments that came in later, for newbies:

• for minimal cost, MRO seems to have gotten a brand new well
• MRO was pretty much guaranteed a brand new well -- something we never saw before the "unconventional" drilling / "the shale revolution"
• the company did not have to pay upfront costs for a new lease; did not have to negotiate with the surface owner; is not paying additional surface "rent"; did not have to build a new pad; did not have to pay for new infrastructure, including new electricity access (a big choke point during the boom);  
• every well drilled before 2016 is a candidate for a re-frack
• by the time every well drilled before 2016 is re-fracked, it will be time to re-frack all the wells drilled between 2016 and 2022
• when the Bakken boom began, primary production was estimated to be 1 - 3%
• no one is talking but tea leaves suggest primary production in the Bakken is now in the low teens
• conventional drilling, primary production, 50%?
• can't wait to see EUR-type curves coming out of the Bakken in 2025

Original Post

 

Well, this is interesting. The Bakken never quits surprising me.

Art Berman, put #17255 in your pipe and smoke it.

First this well:

• 17255, 465/1,799, MRO, Pelton 24-31H, Bailey, t9/08 and 4/17;  
• from the sundry form, dated March 1, 2017: MRO is planning to refrack this well. Originally an open hole completion in 2008 and drilled with toe setbacks that were 500' FNL of section 30. This well had an original TD depth of 19,932' MD. MRO plans to put a rig on this well, extend the lateral starting at a tie-on survey at approximately 19,885' MD,and drill an approximate additional 450' of lateral (extending lateral to approximately 160' FNL of section 30). MRO will then run a cemented liner for a 45-stage plug and perf style completion.
  
• second frack: 45 stages; 5.2 million lbs; cum 502K 4/29; full production profile here; recent production data. :

BAKKEN	9-2017	30	16370	16300	12276	12112	4158	6024
BAKKEN	8-2017	31	20279	20304	16384	14979	5244	7381
BAKKEN	7-2017	31	25626	25591	25477	18929	1475	14540
BAKKEN	6-2017	24	18177	18187	19613	13250	3910	7265
BAKKEN	5-2017	31	23337	23366	28948	17072	10811	3582
BAKKEN	4-2017	7	8727	8599	215	6256	1976	3308
BAKKEN	3-2017	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	2-2017	8	202	184	40	163	93	4
BAKKEN	1-2017	31	896	875	207	688	317	96
BAKKEN	12-2016	29	771	756	187	608	347	11
BAKKEN	11-2016	30	834	865	192	643	365	9
BAKKEN	10-2016	31	863	842	206	681	402	1

Now we have another nice MRO in that very same drilling unit that has come off-line:

• 22333, IA/1,086, MRO, RH 34-31TFH, t9/12; cum 190K 4/20; off-line 5/18; back on line 5/19;

NDIC File No: 22333     API No: 33-025-01608-00-00     CTB No: 222332 Well Type: OG     Well Status: IA     Status Date: 8/15/2018     Wellbore type: Horizontal Location: SWSE 31-146-93     Footages: 293 FSL 2321 FEL     Latitude: 47.416327     Longitude: -102.576085 Current Operator: MARATHON OIL COMPANY Current Well Name: RH 34-31TFH Elevation(s): 2290 KB   2265 GR   2265 GL     Total Depth: 20492     Field: BAILEY Spud Date(s):  6/1/2012 Casing String(s):  9.625" 2091'   7" 10939'   Completion Data    Pool: BAKKEN     Perfs: 11275-20492     Comp: 9/6/2012     Status: AL     Date: 12/21/2012     Spacing: 2SEC Cumulative Production Data    Pool: BAKKEN     Cum Oil: 171158     Cum MCF Gas: 120288     Cum Water: 154425 Production Test Data    IP Test Date: 9/6/2012     Pool: BAKKEN     IP Oil: 1086     IP MCF: 882     IP Water: 1597

Monthly Production Data Pool Date Days BBLS Oil Runs BBLS Water MCF Prod MCF Sold Vent/Flare BAKKEN 11-2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 10-2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 9-2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 8-2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 7-2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 6-2018 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 BAKKEN 5-2018 7 368 488 375 265 3 199 BAKKEN 4-2018 30 1624 1671 1833 1306 13 935 BAKKEN 3-2018 31 1874 1824 2052 1429 643 395

Ranting And Raving On A Sunday Morning -- And Then I'm Going Off Line To Read -- Good Luck To All -- February 3, 2019

From iceagenow:

NOTE: the graphic is from PJM. 

For the millennials who may not be able to read a pie graph (or even know what a pie graph is):

• coal: 33%
• natural gas: 33%
• nuclear energy (much of which will be going away in the out years): 27%
• subtotal: 93%
• multiple fuels, which I assume include heating oil, diesel, fuel oil: 4%
• subtotal: 97%
• I can't make out solar or wind on the pie graph

When you see these graphics and have just lived through the polar vortex, a sentient being (perhaps even Scott Adams) needs to ask "why" is anyone in their right mind promoting wind and solar energy? Even if it's all about CO2/global warming (and, of course, it isn't), putting up a few wind farms in the US will make no difference when the Indians and Chinese are going to be burning more fossil fuel (natural gas and coal) than ever before in the out years. Thank goodness India and China are on the other side of the earth; it will take longer for that atmospheric CO2 to reach America.

Transferring $100 billion from OECD to a couple of islands in the South Pacific, administered by a committee in South Korea, tells me:

• this whole thing is a scam; and,
• this $100 billion won't do anything to combat AGW (which doesn't exist anyway)

1,500 private jets carrying 1,500 non-scientist billionaires also speaks volumes. If they aren't concerned about CO2 emissions, why should the rest of us be concerned? Couldn't they have at least jet-pooled and/or car-pooled?

Fact check:

• there were not exactly 1,500 private jets flying into Davos
• not all private jets carried only one or two passengers; some carried more
• not all private jets were owned by billionaires; some were leased; and some of the "billionaires" were only multi-millionaires

What was it that P. T. Barnum was said to have said?

• “Nobody ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the American public.”

Whenever our granddaughters have a question they cannot answer, I tell them to a) google it; or, b) follow the money.

Google, in this case, is unhelpful. Google searches on AGW will simply take you to religious arguments: one either "believes" in AGW or one doesn't "believe" in AGW. When it comes to AGW, I am not agnostic. I am an atheist.

In this case, it's all about "following the money."

As one example this story is all over the AGW blogosphere, but won't be reported in the mainstream media. Just as the mainstream sports media won't report on how the PGA ruled on Justin Thomas' infraction yesterday (but that's another story).

This is not some low-level worker-bee. This is the head of the UK global warming climate scheme/scam:

How much has Algore made on this scam?

See comments below to explain why this screenshot is posted here:

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Random Look At Three Equinor Wells In Painted Woods -- February 3, 2019

Random look at two Equinor wells in Painted Woods, a Tier 2 location. These wells have not been re-fracked but they seem to show a bit of renewed life since the original frack:

• 24478, 1,562, Equinor/Statoil, M. Olson 20-29 4H, t8/14; cum 187K 12/18; see #24476;
• 24476, 1,890, Equinor/Statoil, M. Olson 20-29 6H, t7/14; cum 188K 12/18; this well was not re-fracked but it shows some "renewed life"; see #24478;

Comments:

• back when these wells were being planned/designed, my hunch is that the publicly stated EUR was in the range of 350K
• these wells probably paid for themselves by 150K
• these wells will produce for 35 years

Selected production data. Without a re-frack I would have expected both these wells to be down to less than 1,000 bbls/month:

#24478:

BAKKEN	7-2018	28	1942	1874	4439	1625	1099	418
BAKKEN	6-2018	30	2158	2138	4662	1844	1281	443
BAKKEN	5-2018	26	1759	1793	4329	1276	800	352
BAKKEN	4-2018	29	1777	1758	4338	1248	644	487
BAKKEN	3-2018	31	2053	1999	4647	659	371	257
BAKKEN	2-2018	28	1675	1691	4153	783	379	376
BAKKEN	1-2018	31	2341	2454	4810	1291	808	452
BAKKEN	12-2017	31	2568	2475	4920	1825	1105	689
BAKKEN	11-2017	30	2830	2822	5302	2101	1365	706
BAKKEN	10-2017	31	3063	3088	5952	2189	1371	787
BAKKEN	9-2017	19	1325	1499	3490	815	540	258
BAKKEN	8-2017	31	2874	2848	6128	2062	1737	294
BAKKEN	7-2017	31	2399	2428	6216	1385	915	439
BAKKEN	6-2017	30	2145	1797	6726	1230	860	340
BAKKEN	5-2017	31	28	22	886	42	21	1
BAKKEN	4-2017	0	0	526	0	118	100	10
BAKKEN	3-2017	23	3713	3671	6380	3576	3541	35
BAKKEN	2-2017	25	3270	3465	7623	2498	2482	16

#24476:

BAKKEN	7-2018	31	2077	2007	4970	2591	1794	681
BAKKEN	6-2018	30	2340	2358	5019	3045	2173	752
BAKKEN	5-2018	31	2338	2391	5223	3012	2004	884
BAKKEN	4-2018	30	2441	2443	5202	3024	1657	1250
BAKKEN	3-2018	31	3124	3081	5736	5430	3194	2205
BAKKEN	2-2018	28	3089	3024	5530	4412	2199	2185
BAKKEN	1-2018	31	2747	2980	5359	3598	2293	1281
BAKKEN	12-2017	31	4034	3860	6591	5134	3145	1958
BAKKEN	11-2017	30	3944	3925	6690	4783	3132	1621
BAKKEN	10-2017	31	4104	4012	7488	4820	3042	1747
BAKKEN	9-2017	12	836	822	3328	862	575	276
BAKKEN	8-2017	31	800	1108	3253	777	646	110
BAKKEN	7-2017	31	2995	3136	7186	3480	2329	1120
BAKKEN	6-2017	30	3315	3462	7552	3317	2355	932
BAKKEN	5-2017	31	3065	3301	7296	1794	1654	120
BAKKEN	4-2017	30	3297	2836	7157	1624	1468	149
BAKKEN	3-2017	31	3309	3168	7919	1502	1487	15
BAKKEN	2-2017	27	2213	2226	7839	356	354	2

The graphic:

What about that even older well in the graphic?

• 19389, 1,936, Equinor, M. Olson 20-29 1-H, API: 33-105-01923, Painted Woods, t12/10; cum 307K 12/18:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	12-2018	31	2179	1859	3748	0	0	0
BAKKEN	11-2018	22	745	718	2003	814	401	329
BAKKEN	10-2018	31	1589	1441	2927	2010	1672	214
BAKKEN	9-2018	30	1581	1561	2930	1926	1771	35
BAKKEN	8-2018	31	1598	1798	2988	1931	1665	142
BAKKEN	7-2018	29	1691	1376	2947	1928	857	955
BAKKEN	6-2018	30	1744	1797	2890	2221	2093	8
BAKKEN	5-2018	31	1943	2288	3027	2330	2160	46
BAKKEN	4-2018	29	1909	1863	2953	1999	1830	52
BAKKEN	3-2018	31	2102	1883	3360	2258	2220	7
BAKKEN	2-2018	28	1945	1875	2970	1842	1767	47
BAKKEN	1-2018	31	2227	2577	3280	1329	1239	61
BAKKEN	12-2017	19	1363	1390	2034	780	757	4
BAKKEN	11-2017	30	2319	2079	3160	2157	2095	33
BAKKEN	10-2017	31	2443	2733	3247	2140	2109	0
BAKKEN	9-2017	27	1869	1364	2833	1264	1234	3

By the way, from the most recent sundry form dated October 4, 2018, another example of the "good neighbor" policy:

"Land owner (Brad Olson) is having issues with the site drainage at the M Olson which is causing some erosion problems in his field. Equinor Energy LP is relocating the site drain as shown in the attached image at his request. With the weather situation, Equinor has planned to do this work today (10/4/18). "

The last work-over of this well appears to have been in early March, 2012. 

A Random Look At Some Of The Wells Coming Off The Confidential List This Next Week -- February 3, 2019

The full list of wells coming off the confidential list next week is posted here.

These are a few of the wells of interest coming off the confidential list next week.

Comments:

• when I first started blogging, I was not particularly impressed with the Painted Woods oil field, but Oasis reports a nice Painted Woods well; Painted Woods is tracked here, although it has not been updated in a long time; it will be interesting to compare the "old" Florence well (#19556) with the "new" Florence well; this certainly does not look like Tier 1, maybe not even Tier 2; from an earlier post: Oasis: added Painted Woods to core inventory in February, 2018; initial well results are outperforming company's expectations.
• when I first started blogging, Fancy Buttes oil field was never on my radar scope, but CLR is going to report some nice "Norway" wells out of Fancy Buttes
• in addition, the "new" Norway wells had a huge impact on an "old" Norway well (#19380)
• it's interesting to see EOG getting back into the Bakken; I don't think that could have been predicted; there was "no reason" to come back so soon -- they had "bigger" opportunities elsewhere (?) based on SeekingAkpha contributors; and everything they had in the Williston Basin was held by production; they weren't going to lose anything by not coming back to the Bakken
• overall, these wells are exponentially better than the same wells in the same field would have been ten years ago; in other words for a mineral owner, what's better? 40 bbls/month at $50/bbl or 20; bbls/month at $100/bbl; that's rhetorical, please don't reply; and, many of these wells are three to four times better than what they would have been ten years ago; those anxious to have "their" wells drilled might be happy some wells were delayed
• Liberty Resources: hope springs eternal

33984, conf, Oasis, Dawson 5494 43-12 10B, Alkali Creek, a very nice well;

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	10765	994
10-2018	26327	26001
9-2018	30810	31892
8-2018	26992	3918

34615, conf, Oasis, Florence 5303 11-2 2B, Painted Woods:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	42255	47047
11-2018	7562	11256
10-2018	6384	6430
8-2018	771	0

33462, conf, CLR, Omlid 5-19H2, Elidah,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	13227	28151
8-2018	566

33726, conf, CLR, Norway 4-5H1, Fancy Buttes,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	42255	47047
11-2018	7562	11256
10-2018	6384	6430
8-2018	771	0

34200, conf, CLR, Norway 6-5H2, Fancy Buttes,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	41111	49728
11-2018	6710	10334
10-2018	5522	5786
8-2018	1550	0

33293, conf, Liberty Resources, Waldon W 157-97-24-25-3MBH, Ray, a nice well;

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	10228	19435
11-2018	11905	18452
10-2018	14112	20922
9-2018	12545	23477
8-2018	9662	1663

34769, conf, Liberty Resources, Martin C 158-93-11-2-3MBH, Enget Lake, a nice well;

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
12-2018	10058	3954
11-2018	11623	0
10-2018	12857	0
9-2018	13908	0
8-2018	12393	0

33020, conf, EOG, Fertile 84-0701H, Parshall,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	24548	8428
10-2018	23589	9860
9-2018	21130	8265
8-2018	11447	6393

33019, conf, EOG, Fertile 85-0701H, Parshall, a very nice well for a Fertile well;

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	24771	21639
10-2018	9363	7127
9-2018	20580	3710
8-2018	26502	12056

33021, conf, EOG, Fertile 86-0701H, Parshall:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	18022	4923
10-2018	2168	266
9-2018	20659	6442
8-2018	29551	11449

33374, conf, EOG, Liberty 45-1311H, Parshall, a nice well,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	15459	6812
10-2018	19637	762
9-2018	37002	10724
8-2018	28650	15410

33373, conf, EOG, Liberty 44-1311H, Parshall, a nice well,

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	18966	12860
10-2018	29141	25615
9-2018	39204	27685
8-2018	29012	16983

34271, conf, EOG, Liberty 114-1311H, Parshall, a nice well;

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2018	22945	18652
10-2018	31166	18587
9-2018	38418	22208
8-2018	24230	14215