MRO Reports A Great Stillwell Well In Lost Bridge -- 215K Bbls Crude Oil In Three Months -- The DC2-K-L-S Pad -- January 4, 2021

Five wells on this pad bear watching; some run north; some run south.

The wells:

• 21839, conf, MRO, Kottke USA 11-13H, Lost Bridge,
  
• 21837, 1,398, MRO, Deep Creek USA USA 14-12TFH, Lost Bridge, t3/13; cum 358K 10/21;
  
• 21838, conf, MRO, Levi USA 11-13TFH, Lost Bridge,
• 32434, 4,679, MRO, Stillwell 21-13H, Lost Bridge, t9/20; cum 420K 10/21;
• 21840, 1,380, MRO, Deep Creek USA USA 21-13TFH, Lost Bridge, t2/13; cum 389K 10/21; looks like a moderately interesting halo effect;
  

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Original Note

I can't recall if I posted it, but I know I was thinking it: the Lost Bridge oil field would eventually turn out to be seen as a good field. It's smack dab in the middle of several other great fields. 

Although not updated in a long time, the Lost Bridge oil field is tracked here.  [Note: I would love to opine about this, but a) I need to move on; and, b), as noted earlier, I often get ahead of my headlights resulting in pushback from folks smarter than I; I have a thin skin, so I will hold my thoughts and not get ahead of my headlights.)

A huge "thank you" to a reader who alerted me to this well.

Again, MRO. 

MRO is on a roll. This is really quite incredible. Maybe more on this later, but for now, the well:

• 32434, drl/NC-->4,679, MRO, Stillwell 21-13H, 33-025-03101, Lost Bridge, first production, 8/20; t--; cum 215K 9/20; fracked, 8/19/20 - 8/25/20; 7.9 million gallons of water; 81.2% fresh water by mass; 6.4% produced water by mass; production; note 90K in first full month of production; 215K in three months. Early in the boom, EURs of 300K were the expected; 403K 8/21; F;
  

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	11-2020	30	53105	52983	16649	86043	81734	1019
BAKKEN	10-2020	30	64940	65021	20539	85430	78456	3024
BAKKEN	9-2020	30	90389	89900	50636	119994	113142	1506
BAKKEN	8-2020	4	6355	5856	4005	8100	6358	1121

It appears that an older, producing well, #21840, on the same pad shows a subtle jump in production. Most may disagree with me, but it looks like a small jump occurred in that older well about the time the Stillwell well was fracked, but again, just my biased observation. I can't say for sure, but I believe the Stillwell is a middle Bakken well whereas #21840 is a Three Forks well. Again, I may be mistaken.

That well:

• 21840, 1,380, MRO, Deep Creek 21-13TFH, Lost Bridge, t2/13; cum 378K 8/21;
  

Let's see:

• 250K x $20/bbl = $5 million.