Random Update Of The Enerplus "Geo Features" Pad Suggests Fracking Activity In The Area -- June 9, 2022

The wells:

• 37513, PNC, Enerplus, Oxbow 152-94-16BH-21H-TF, Antelope,
• 37514, PNC, Enerplus, Plateau 152-94-16BH-21H, Antelope,
• 33461, 840, Enerplus, Mesa 152-94-16A-21H, Three Forks, 30 stages; 2.3 million lbs; Antelope-Sanish, t3/18; cum 209K 9/20; permitted for middle Bakken, but changed to Three Forks first bench, July 1, 2020; cum 224K 7/21; cum 234K 4/22; subtle jump in production, 4/22;
  
• 33460, 1,687, Enerplus, Gully 152-94-16A-21H-TF1, 39 stages, 9.4 million lbs, Antelope-Sanish, t3/18; cum 335K 9/20; cum 358K 7/21; cum 358K 7/21; cum 370K 4/22;
  
• 33459, 1,192, Enerplus, Canyon 152-94-16A-21H-TF2, 39 stages, 9.5 million lbs; Antelope-Sanish, t3/18; cum 365K 9/20; permitted for Three Forks B2, but sundry form dated July 1, 2017, target change to middle Bakken "D." Cum 420K 7/21; cum 450K 3/22; off line 4/22;
  
• 33458, 1,115, Enerplus, Ravine 152-94-16A-21H, 39 stages; 8.2 million lbs; Antelope-Sanish, t11/17; cum 376K 9/20; cum 414K 7/21; cum 435K 3/22; off line 4/22;

Two wells that just went off line and subtle increase in production in a third well suggests fracking activity in the area. The NDIC interactive map is not up and running so I cannot see what might be going on.