DKRW and North American Natural Gas Shortage

September 1, 2010: I have not heard back from DKRW after asking about their outlook for natural gas which is the first thing one sees on their home page:

"The most conservative estimates of North American natural gas supply demonstrate a serious shortfall in production for the foreseeable future. With short supply driving prices higher, we are now seeing some of the highest natural gas prices in the world here in the Southwestern United States and Mexico. With so much of our energy infrastructure and industry tied directly to natural gas, it is necessary to identify and deliver more competitive supply options in order for the US and Mexican economies to grow."

Fact: "we" are swimming in natural gas, more is being found every day, and price of natural gas is at or near historic lows.

March 21, 2010: Update: I have not heard back from DKRW after asking about their outlook for natural gas which is the first thing one sees on their home page:

"The most conservative estimates of North American natural gas supply demonstrate a serious shortfall in production for the foreseeable future. With short supply driving prices higher, we are now seeing some of the highest natural gas prices in the world here in the Southwestern United States and Mexico. With so much of our energy infrastructure and industry tied directly to natural gas, it is necessary to identify and deliver more competitive supply options in order for the US and Mexican economies to grow."

March 16, 2010: I sent my inquiry to DKRW on March 15, 2010. On that same date they acknowledged receipt; to date no response.

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Is it just me or do others find this opening statement at their home page by DKRW confusing, or worse?

"The most conservative estimates of North American natural gas supply demonstrate a serious shortfall in production for the foreseeable future. With short supply driving prices higher, we are now seeing some of the highest natural gas prices in the world here in the Southwestern United States ..."

Everything I read suggests just the opposite, specifically: North America is swimming in natural gas; and, the price of natural gas continues to deteriorate.

Just after I posted the above, I came across this link: energy companies moving away from natural gas.

Clear Water Field Update

 News

April 27, 2010: #18961, EOG, Kandiyohi 5-30H, new permit.

April 14, 2020: Perhaps this is a non-story, that EOG is simply going to apply for a new lease with slightly different parameters. But on the other hand, the Clearwater has not been stellar and maybe EOG's cancellation of Clearwater 11-18H, #18597, suggests EOG issues with the Clearwater.

March 21, 2010: The Bakken pool (Bakken/Three Forks Sanish) is the play in Clear Water field, but it should be noted that the field, "owned" by EOG along with some Hess wells, is relatively close to Bottineau County where there is a huge interest in the Spearfish formation. 

March 20, 2010: Sidonia Township (T158N-90W) Update; also see comment section at that same link for update on Clear Water Township (T157N-90W update.

Permits
2015
30592, loc, EOG, Sidonia 56-2932H,
30591, loc, EOG, Sidonia 110-2932H,
30589, loc, EOG, Sidonia 104-2932H,
30588, loc, EOG, Sidonia 105-2932H,
30587, loc, EOG, Sidonia 52-2932H,
30586, loc, EOG, Sidonia 53-2932H,

2014
None

2013
None

2012
22932, 334, EOG, Redmond 28-2917, t4/13; cum 152K 11/14;
22931, 142, EOG, Redmond 27-2932H, t4/14; cum 157K 11/14;
22208, 823, EOG, Sidonia 45-0409H, t8/12; cum 114K 11/14;

2011
21430, EOG,
21362, Hunt
21171,
20972, Petro-Hunt,
20873, Hess,
20836, Hess
20598, EOG,
20471, EOG,
20448, EOG,
20445, EOG,
20440, EOG,
20432, EOG,
20430, EOG,

 

Clear Water Field

The Clear Water field is another interesting field due to its location. It is about as far east and as far north in the North Dakota Bakken that has been found to be productive. And, again, it appears that it was EOG who quietly but aggressively went into the area signing a huge number of leases in late 2009. I was so surprised how quickly and aggressively EOG moved into this area, that I put most of these wells on my "Wells to Watch" list. For that same reason, I posted a pretty good summary of what was going on in the Sidonia Township (Clear Water field) on February 21, 2010.

To date, based on IPs, the wells have not been exciting. Certainly these IPs, in the 400 bbl range, are nothing compared to the EOG wells in the Parshall, where 1,000 bbl-IPs were the norm.

The Clear Water field is also referred to as the "Corridor 50" because ND State Highway 50 runs east-west through the northern boundary of the field.  The Clear Water is immediately north of the small town of Palermo (although Palermo itself is inside the Ross oil field).

The Clear Water is a relatively small field, composed of two townships, and about half of a third township. The townships, south to north are: Clearwater (157-90); Sidonia (158-90); Kandiyohi (159-90). In addition, there are eleven and twelve sections respectively in 157-89, and 158-89.

After getting those permits and signing those leases, EOG has quickly moved into the Clear Water. Two new wells are almost complete -- the big rigs have been moved off -- and there are currently five rigs on site inside the Clear Water (March 15 ,2010), as well as a sixth rig, a wildcat, just on the north edge of the Clear Water field (20-159-90).

There are about 27 new permits. There are ten (10) producing wells, two of those are long laterals, and eight are short laterals. With a few exceptions, there is a permit/well in every section of the Clear Water. The exceptions are in the far north and the east. 

Something else to put into perspective: EOG's activity in the Clear Water field is 25 miles directly south of their (EOG) Bottineau wells and their (EOG) wells in southwest Manitoba where EOG is going horizontally into the Spearfish formation.

Going forward, the Bakken Shale Discussion Group might follow this activity at this thread.

Dakota Candles and Orion Belts

Update

December 24, 2011: I no longer use these phrases ("Dakota candles" and Orion belts").  I used these phrases initially to point out the multi-well pads, but multi-well pads are now becoming so common that pointing them out is no longer necessary.

By the way, unrelated, but could be confusing: when a horizontal is laid down running directly west-to-east, it is called a "laydown."  If the horizontal runs directly south-to-north, it is called a "stand-up." Many of the Bakken wells are on a "slant" -- I don't know if there is a colloquial name for such horizontals.

Original Post

We're seeing more and more "Dakota Candles" and "Orion  Belts" in the Bakken. Dakota Candles and Orion Belts refer to multiple-well sites. Some of these are CLR Eco-Pads (4 x 1 or 4 x 2); some are Hess 3 x 2 wells at one location; and I think I recall other producers doing something similar.

I consider a group of wells "Dakota Candles" or "Orion Belts" only if they are on the same pad, or the same site by legal description, and appear to be "related" to each other in some particular way.

For an example of an "Orion Belt," go to the GIS map server at the NDIC home page: click on "Find Well" on the left sidebar; type in "Hegler"; scroll down to "Hegler 1-13H" and click on it, and then zoom in on the Hegler 1-13H. (To zoom in: click on "Zoom In" on the left side bar and then draw a square around the area of interest with your mouse.)

Note the "Orion Belt" of  the four CLR wells in section 12 of T146N-97W, all four are confidential as of August 30, 2010, most likely all four are drilled:

18515 -- CLR, Hegler 1-13T, first of the four to be reported (August 30, 2010)
18513 -- CLR, Arthur 1-12T
18747 -- CLR, Hegler 2-13H, new permit, 23 Feb 10
18748 -- CLR, Arthur 2-12H, new permit, 23 Feb 10; rig was on site; now off

From east to west, the distance between the outside wells is 105 feet. From the nomenclature, one can see that two of these wells will be going south into section 13, and two wells will be going north into section 12. Two of the wells (Hegler 1-13T and Arthur 1-12T) will be targeting the TFS; the other two will be targeting the Middle Bakken. (It is interesting that the NDIC GIS map server does not use the "T" designation, but that is how the NDIC daily activity report reported it.

I call this configuration an "Orion Belt" for obvious reasons.

Hess has six permits aligned north-to-south in the Ross field. Since these permits are "upright" in orientation, I call them "Dakota Candles." If the rig on the far end (either north, or south) flares by itself, the series will certainly look like a lit candle from the air. Smile. Here are the specifics of the "Dakota Candle" in Ross Field:

18602, RS-Nelson Farms A-156-90-2829H-1
18603, RS-Shuhart 156-90-2726H-1
18604, RS-Nelson Farms A-156-90-2829H-2
18605, RS-Shuhart 156-90-2726H-2
18606, RS-Nelson Farms A-156-90-2829H-3
18607, RS-Shuhart 156-90-2726H-3

The distance from end-to-end of this "Dakota Candles" is 264 feet. For detailed explanation of these six wells go to the Ross Field Update.

I've written about CLR's first Eco-Pad elsewhere:

18544, Kennedy 2-31T is the farthest east of the four.
18543, Kennedy 1-31M is second from the west.
18541, Miles 1-6M is farthest to the west.
18542, Miles 2-6T is second from the east.

Another "Orion Belt." This one is owned by Hess. These will be three long laterals, all starting in section 30-155-93 and going north into section 19. Three formations (MB, UTF, or LTF) or is one of these a monitoring well? 

18838, EN-Abrahamson-155-93-3019H-1
18839, EN-Abrahamson-155-93-3019H-2
18840, EN-Abrahamson-155-93-3019H-3

Another CLR Eco-Pad (Dolphin field, north of Tioga), April, 2010:

18934, Raymo 2-30H, SESE 19-161N-95W
18935, Glasoe 3-19H, SESE 19-161N-95W
18936, Raymo 1-30H, SESE 19-161N-95W
18397, Glasoe 2-19H, SESE 19-161N-95W

Sukiyaki, 1963

Cabernet Field Update

Sources:

bakkenshale.com: http://bakkenshale.blogspot.com/2009/09/what-in-world-has-anschutz-found.html.

UPDATES

November 22, 2014: all permits from beginning of calendar year 2012 to November 22, 2014, were updated. See "Permits" below. Cumulative production for all other wells also updated; see below, in this section of "Updates."

February 7, 2012: a relatively nice OXY USA Cabernet well, the Matthew Schmidt. 

August 6, 2011: see also a bit of trivia on the Cabernet. 

August 6, 2011: IPs and cumulative production numbers updated for wells below (dated March 9, 2011). Here are a couple of them with high cumulatives:

• 18644, 1,148, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 332K 9/14, test date 4/10, State 1-25-36H-144-97X
• 17899, TA/1,191, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 157K 4/12, test date 9/9, Stroh 11-1H, the only short lateral in this field; last produced January, 2012 (with exception of 73 bbls in June, 2012;
• 18423, 2,531, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 279K 9/14; test date 11/10, Raphael Stroh 1-13-24H-143-97, actually in Fayette
  
• 18193, 1,666, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 320K 9/14, test date 10/09, Martin 34-31H
• 18424, 2,409, OXY USA/Anschutz, Kenneth Stroh 1-12-1H-143-97; test date 9/10; cum 451K 9/14;

March 9, 2011: After a flurry of activity a couple of years ago, this field has been relatively quiet. A couple of new permits in past year. The field is "owned" by Anschutz (now OXY USA), although CLR and Slawson each have an operated well. There is one short lateral, but all the rest are long laterals. Going somewhat north to south; test date (month/year):

• 20147, 378, Slawson, Dagger 1-10H; s3/11; t10/11; cum 36K 9/14; (problems?)
• 20537, 630, CLR, Carl 1-11H; s6/11; t10/11; cum 108K 9/14;
• 18892, 340, OXY USA/Anschutz, Evelyn Kary 1-15-22H-144-97; spud 3/11/11; cum 74K 9/14;
• 18359, 1,138, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 174K 9/14;, test date: 4/10, Kary 1-24-13H-144-97
• 18360, DRY, OXY USA/Anschutz, State 1-25-36H-144-97 (wildcat)
• 18644, 1,148, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 332K 9/14;, test date 4/10, State 1-25-36H-144-97X
• 18427, 876, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 165K 9/14; test date 5/10, Matthew Schmidt 1-35-2H-143-97
• 18343, 48, OXY USA/Anschutz, Jaeger State 1-34-27H-144-97; t12/10; working on it to get better production; flowing; cum 271K 9/14;
• 18599, 1,003, OXY USA/Anschutz, test date 1/11; Andrew Schmidt 1-3-10H-143-97, goes south into unnamed are; t1/11; cum 109K 9/14; erratic production; still flowing; no pump, actually in Crooked Creek field
• 17899, 1,191, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 157K 9/14;, test date 9/9, Stroh 11-1H, the only short lateral in this field
• 18423, 2,531, OXY USA/Anschutz; t11/10, cum 279K 9/14, test date 11/10, Raphael Stroh 1-13-24H-143-97, actually in Fayette
• 18193, 1,666, OXY USA/Anschutz, cum 320K 9/14, test date 10/09, Martin 34-31H
• 18463, PNC, BR, Elizabeth Stroh 1-7-6H-143-96 (PNC = permanently canceled)
• 18424, 2,409, OXY USA/Anschutz, Kenneth Stroh 1-12-1H-143-97; test date 9/10; cum 451K 9/14;
• 20797, 1,208,  Continental Resources, Entzel 1-26H, Cabernet, Bakken; s8/11; t12/11; cum 266K 9/14;
• 18237, PNC, OXY USA/Anschutz, State 34-36H, Cabernet, Bakken

Note the two state wells; both in the same section; one dry; one very, very good -- but the dry well was due to bad casing; the well site was moved 38 feet:

• 18360, DRY, OXY USA/Anschutz, State 1-25-36H-144-97 (wildcat)
  
• 18644, 1,148, OXY USA/Anschutz, State 1-25-36H-144-97X; s1/10; t4/10; cum 332K 9/14;
• 18359, 1,138, OXY USA/Anschutz, Kary 1-24-13H-144-97; s11/09; t4/10; cum 174K 9/14;

March 27, 2010: The rig that was on #18644 has now moved and is on #18427. (I'm not sure this is correct.)

Permits

2017
33508, conf, Lime Rock, State 6-25-36H-144-97, Cabernet, producing, 14K in first full month;
33507, conf, Lime Rock, State 5-25-36H-144-97, Cabernet, producing, 13K in first full month;

2016
None.

2015 (the list is complete)
31090,
30468, loc, OXY USA, Kary 6-24-13H-144-97
30467, loc, OXY USA, State 4-25-36H-144-97,
30465, loc, CLR, Entzel 2-26H,
30464, loc, CLR, Entzel 3-26H, 

2014  (the list is complete)
30279, 472, Lime Rock, Kenneth Stroh 6-12-1H-143-97L, Cabernet, 4 sections, 50 stages, 6 million lbs, t7/17; cum 64K 10/17;
30076, 1,082, BR, Elizabeth Stroh 44-7MBH, t2/16; cum 81K 10/17;
30075, 1,283, BR, Cecilia Stroh 44-7MBH, t2/16; cum 78K 10/17;
30072, 113, BR, Elizabeth Stroh 24-7MBH, 28 stages; 5.4 million lbs, t7/17; cum 27K 10/17; 
30071, 531, BR, Cecilia Stroh 24-7MBH, t7/17; cum 50K 10/17;
30070, PNC, BR, Cecilia Stroh 14-7MBH,
30069, PNC, BR, Elizabeth Stroh 14-7MBH,
30059, loc, OXY USA, Kary 5-24-13H-144-97 L,
30058, loc, OXY USA, State 3-25-36H-144-97 L,
29601, 250, OXY USA,  Kenneth Stroh 5-1H-143-97, t9/16; cum 80K 10/17;
29600, 299, OXY USA, Kenneth Stroh 3-12-1H-143-97, t11/16; cum 65K 10/17;
28757, 633, OXY USA, Kenneth Stroh 4-12-1H-143-97, t2/15; cum 13K 2/15;
28470, SI/NC, OXY USA, Matthew Schmidt 4-2-35H-143-97,
28037, 132, OXY USA, Martin 6-31-30H-144-96; t6/14; cum 33K 2/15;
27633, 519, OXY USA, Kary 4-24-13-144-97, t6/14; cum 70K 2/15;
27632, 514, OXY USA, Kary 3-24-13H-144-97, t6/14; cum 68K 2/15;
27524, 706, OXY USA, Martin 5-30-31H-144-96, t6/14; cum 97K 2/15;

2013
26100, 528, Lime Rock/OXY USA, Evelyn Kary 3-22-15H-144-97, t3/14; cum 76K 10/17;
26099, 548, Lime Rock/OXY USA, Evelyn Kary 4-22-15H-144-97, t3/14; cum 151K 10/17;
26096, 70, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 7-27-34H-144-97, 30 stages, 2.3 million lbs; problems with casing? has only producing about three months between 12/13 and 9/14; t12/13; cum 50K 10/17;
25709, 475, OXY USA, Martin 4-30-31H-144-96, t11/13; cum 40K 9/14;
25707, 312, OXY USA, Martin 3-30-31H-144-96, t2/14; cum 25K 9/14;
25367, 606, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 6-27-34H-144-97, t12/13; cum 65K 9/14;
25366, 382, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 5-27-34H-144-97, t12/13; cum 29K 9/14;
25365, 545, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 4-27-34H-144-97, t12/13; cum 82K 9/14;
25364, 340, OXY USA, Evelyn Kary 2-22-15H-144-97, t12/13; cum 74K 9/14;

2012
23139, PNC, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 3-34-27H-144-97,
23138, PNC, OXY USA, State Jaeger B 2-34-27H-144-97,
22918, 784, OXY USA, Matthew Schmidt 3-35-2H-144-97, 30 stages; 900K lbs proppant, t7/13; cum 253K 10/17;
22917, 470, OXY USA, Matthew Schmidt 2-35-2H-144-97, t7/13; cum 188K 10/17;
22544, 56, OXY USA, Kary 2-24-13H-144-97, no evidence this has been fracked; t2/13; cum 1K 2/15; I thought this well would be plugged, but it's back on active status; problems running the liner; wanted to re-work the well starting o/a December 19, 2013;
22543, 1,038, OXY USA, State 2-25-36H-144-97, t2/13; cum 215K 9/14;
22278, 593, OXY USA, Martin 2-30-31H-144-96, 21 stages; 1.7 million lbs proppant, t6/12; cum 251K

2011
21334, 755 OXY USA, Kenneth Stroh 2-12-1H-143-97, 21 stages; 1.9 million lbs proppant, t5/12; cum 180K 9/14;
21298, 1,803, BR, Elizabeth Stroh 34-7MBH, 20 stages; 2.3 million lbs proppant; t3/12; cum 301K 9/14;
20797, 1,208, CLR, Entzel 1-26H, 30 stages; 2.8 million lbs sand/ceramic, t12/11; cum 266K 9/14;
20537, 630, CRL, Carl 1-11H, 30 stages; 2.9 million lbs sand/ceramic, t10/11; cum 108K 9/14;

Prior to 2011, see updates above.

Cabernet Field
Accurate As Of Date Of Original Post
Generally, This Section Not Updated

If it weren't for the fact that Anschutz has caught my interest and the fact that Anschutz has had some good wells I would not have gotten too excited about the Cabernet field.

The Cabernet field is a small field, only 21 sections, mostly in township T144N-97W. It is in Dunn County, about 20 miles due north of Dickinson, or about 20 miles southwest of Killdeer, which is well southwest of the reservation. It is nestled in between three other fields that are more active and have had some good wells: the Little Knife to the northwest; Murphy Creek to the northeast; and, the Fayette, to the southeast. Anschutz is also very active in the Fayette. It appears that the Cabernet and the Fayette fields are "owned" by Anschutz.

Right now there are only six file numbers from the current boom inside the Cabernet, including Anschutz's short lateral, #17899: the Stroh 11-1H well had an IP of 1,191 which was reported January, 2010. The rig that was on site #18644, State 1-25-36H-144-97X, has now moved and is now drilling #18427, Matthew Schmidt 1-35-2H-143-97.

There are four (4) other file numbers, all on the confidential list, in the Cabernet: #18343, #18427, #18359, and #18360.  Three of the wells (are on the same site, #18644, #18359, and #18360: State 1-25-36H-144-97X; Kary 1-24-13H-144-97; and, State 1-25-36H-144-97.  These three wells are only two miles north of the Stroh 11-1H. We will soon get to see if the Stroh was an outlier or if the Cabernet is a great field, albeit very small.

As with most other fields in North Dakota, there are no hamlets, villages, or towns; just beautiful scenery, enjoyed by pronghorn and pheasants.

Focus on Anschutz in Dunn County

Updates

November 26, 2016: some data updated; nothing remarkable; Anschutz wells acquired by OXY USA, and then acquired by Lime Rock Resources

February 14, 2013: some data updated, through #19206 below.

Original Post

A few weeks ago, the Anschutz story attracted my attention, and I posted a fairly lengthy note regarding Anschutz. It appears most, if not all, of the acreage controlled by Anschutz is in Dunn County.

Other posts related to Anschutz: the Fayette field. 
Bakken Shale posting on Anschutz.
Philip Anschutz: An American Success Story
Anschutz has deep pockets to fund its drilling program.

Here is a little update of Anschutz in North Dakota (Dunn County, unless otherwise specified; "producing" means it has come off the confidential list and is said to be "producing or plugged."):

2011 File Numbers, Name of Well, Field, County, Section-Township, IP or Status
20278, 936, David Kovash 1-12-13H-142-96, Manning, t11/11; cum 129K 8/14; cum 247K 11/24;
20279, PNC, State Jaeger 1-16-21H-142-96
20298, 514, David Sadowsky 1-11-14H-142-96; Manning, t3/12; cum 84K 8/14;
20299, PNC, Tony Kralicek 1-5-8H-142-95
20300, 488, Lillian Sadowsky 1-15-22H-142-96, Manning, t11/11; cum 77K 8/14;
20348, PNC, Karsky 1-20
20349, 742, Edward Polensky 1-13-24H-142-97, t1/12; cum 144K 8/14;
20390, 169, Bullinger Trust 1-18-19H-142-96; Manning, t5/12; cum 121K 8/14;
20395, 159, Henry Kovash 1-6-7H-142-95, Manning, t1/13; cum 79K 8/14;
20411, 212, State Jaeger 1-21-16H-142-94, Murphy Creek, t11/11; cum 31K 8/14;
20416, 489, Dvoark Trust 1-6-31H-142-96, Russian Creek, t1/12; cum 101K 8/14;
20425, 398, Polensky State 1-35-36H-142-97, Willmen, t1/12; cum 39K 8/14;
20441, 592, Marsh State 1-34-27H-142-97, Willmen, t3/13; cum 57K 8/14;
20472, PNC, Watkins State 1-35-36H-143-95
20473, PNC, George Miller 1-2-11H-142-95
20479, PNC, Tuhy State 1-36-25H-143-95
20480, PNC, Katie Helser 1-1-112H-142-95

2010 File Numbers, Name of Well, Field, County, Section-Township, IP or Status

• 18599, 1,003, Andrew Schmidt 1-3-10H-1430-98,  t1/11; cum 108K 8/14;
• 18610, 877, Harry Stroh 1-8-5H-143-96, Fayette, 8-143-96, t10/11; cum 463K 8/14;
• 18611, 584, Evelyn Stroh 1-17-20H-143-96, Fayette, 8-143-96, t8/11; cum 304K 8/14;
• 18644, 1,148, State 1-25-36H-144-97X, Cabernet, 24-144-97, 180K <1 year, un-fracked; t4/10; cum 331K 8/14; cum 425K 11/24;
• 18722, 582, State 1-36-25H-143-97, Fayette, 36-143-97, t7/10; cum 122K 8/14;
• 18772, 192, Leiss 1-23-26H-143-96, Fayette, 23-143-96, t5/11; cum 140K 8/14;
• 18773, 350, William Kubischta 1-14-11H-143-96, Fayette, 23-143-96; t9/11; cum 131K 8/14;
• 18822, 1,304, Dennis Kadrmas 1-9-4H-143-96, Fayette, 9-143-96, 76K in 6 mths; 22 stages; t1/11; cum 269K 8/14;
• 18823, 906, State 1-16-21H-143-96, Fayette, 9-143-96, t4/11; cum 308K 8/14;
• 18847, 353, Eleanor Twist 1-3-10H-143-95, Murphy Creek, 3-143N-95W; t9/11; cum 68K 8/14;
• 18892, 340, Evelyn Kary 1-15-22H-144-87, Cabernet, 15-144-97, t3/11; cum 73K 8/14;
• 18985, 1,556, State Knopik 1-21-16H, t1/11; cum 141K 8/14;
• 19024, 458, Dvorak State 1-16-21H-142-96, t12/10; cum 75K 8/14;
• 19088, 629,Wolberg 21-18H, t10/10; cum 128K 8/14;
• 19113, PNC, Rhonda Semerad 1-32-29H-143-96,
• 19114, PNC, Daryl Semerad 1-5-8H-142-96
• 19159, 912, Reuben Schneider 1-27-34H-143-96, t5/11; cum 130K 8/14;
• 19171, 128, Schneider 1-33-28H-143-96, t9/11; cum 140K 8/14;
• 19172, 544, Williams Sadowskyk 1-4-9H-142-96, t10/11; cum 166K 8/14;
• 19180, 1,272, Lamey 1-30-31H-143-96; t711; cum 231K 8/14;
• 19206, 56, OXY USA, Nelson 1-12-1H-143-95, t3/11; cum 13K 8/14;
• 19209, 539, Crescent Point, State 1-36H-156-98, Wheelock, (Williams County), t11/10; cum 50K 8/14;
• 19234, PNC, OXY USA, Steve Kudrna 1-32-29H-143-95 (I think Hess got this one in a fight)
• 19338, 44 (no typo), Crescent Point, Perry Larson 1-21-16H-158-97, New Home,  (Williams County), t1/11; cum 22K 8/14;
• 19422, 1,536, OXY USA, Beatrice Kubischta 1-15-22H-143-96; t12/11; cum 202K 8/14;
• 19423, 691, OXY USA, Elroy Kadmas 1-10-3H-143-96, t12/11; cum 174K 8/14;
• 19430, 288, OXY USA, Schuck 1-33-28H-144-97, t5/11; cum 55K 8/14;
• 19431, 48, OXY USA, Velenchenko 1-4-9H-143-97; t5/11; cum 90K 8/14;
• 19438, 756, OXY USA, Fisher State 1-21-16H-142-97, t3/11; cum 211K 8/14;
• 19494, 642, OXY USA, Alfred Sadowsky 1-36-1H-141-96, t1/11; cum 84K 8/14;
• 19608, DRY, Harlan Rebsom 1-2-11H-143-95,
• 19642, 42, OXY USA, Darlene Dvorak 1-27-34H-143-95, t12/11; cum 82K 8/14;
• 19710, 360, OXY USA, Alina Tormaschy 1-32-29H-143-96, t4/11; cum 208K 8/14;
• 19711, DRY, Ralph Tormaschy 1-5-8H-142-96
• 19726, 559, OXY USA, Delvin Dukart 1-31-30H-143-95, t12/13; cum 68K 8/14;
• 19758, PNC, Vincent Steffan 1-7-6H-142-96
• 19759, 425, OXY USA, Joe V Semerad 1-12-1H-142-97, t2/12; cum 93K 8/14;
• 19771, PNC, Dale Flaten 1-4-9H-157-97 (Williams County)
• 19877, 600, Louis Sadowsky 1-10-3H-142-96, t12/11; cum 107K 8/14;
• 19914, 489, OXY USA, Rebsom 1-23-14H-143-95, t4/12; cum 108K 8/14;
• 19920, EXP, Anschutz, Tank Trust 1-1-12H-156-98
• 20024, 486, OXY USA, Novasio State 1-16-21H-142-95, t6/11; cum 76K 8/14;
• 20078, 632, Robert Sadowskky 1-2-35H-143-96, t3/12; cum 104K 8/14;
• 20080, 360, OXY USA, Laura Sadowsky 1-1-36H-142-96, t11/11; cum 142K 8/14;
• 20083, 25, OXY USA, Richard Dvorak 1-33-28H-143-95, t9/11; cum 83K 8/14;
• 20092, 155, OXY USA, Gordon Pavlicek 1-17-20H-141-95, t10/11; cum 77K 8/14;
• 20104, 357, OXY USA, Elsie Dvorak 1-8-17H-141-96, t2/12; cum 65K 8/14;
• 20194, 63, OXY USA, Wannemacher 1-4-9H, t9/11; cum 72K 8/14;

The Evelyn Stroh and the Harry Stroh are on the same pad in section 8.
The Dennis Kadmas and the State 1-16-21 are on the same pad in section 9.

2009 

17961, 339, EMEP Operating, Kadrmas 11-27H, Simon Butte, t2/10; cum 102K 8/14; cum 158K 8/23;
17984, 308, EMEP Operating, Sickler State 21-4H, Simon Butte, t8/09; cum 56K 8/14; cum 91K 8/23;
18056, AB/615, Sadowsky 34-12H, St Anthony, t8/10; cum 66K 8/14;
18079, PNC, Wolberg 11-18H, Simon Butte,
18193, TA/1,666, Martin 34-21H, Cabernet, t10/09; cum 320K 8/14;
18234, 283, Kary State 34-19H, Murphy Creek, t1/10; cum 67K 8/14; cum 119K 8/23;
18237, PNC, State 34-36H, Cabernet,
18240, PNC, Kary 24-24H, Wildcat,
18272, 199, EMEP Operating; Jaeger 31-10H, St Anthony, t11/11; cum 75K 8/14; cum 143K 8/23;
18296, EXP, Anschutz Exploration / Kubik 21-13H, St Anthony,
*****18300, 1,562, Neal 1-33-28H-144-95, Murphy Creek, t2/10; cum 225K 8/14; cum 379K 8/23;
18343, 48, Jaeger State 1-34-27H-144-97, Wildcat/Cabernet, t12/10; cum 268K 8/14; cum 427K 8/23; cum 436K 11/24;
18353, 2,374, Lime Rock Resource/OXY, Federal Kubik Trust 1-19-18H-143-95, Murphy Creek, t4/10; cum 393K 9/16; cum 469K 8/23; 483K 11/24;
18359, 1,138, Lime Rock Resources/OXY, Kary 1-24-13H-144-97, Wildcat, t4/10; cum 199K 9/16; cum 245K 8/23; cum 252K 11/24;
18360, DRY, Anschutz, State 1-25-36H-144-97, Wildcat,
18395, 2,207, Lime Rock/OXY, Kathleen Stroh 1-20-17H-143-95, Murphy Creek, t6/10; cum 293K 9/16; cum 245K 8/23;
****18406, 2,079, Lime Rock/OXY, Emerson 1-24-25H-143-96, Fayette, t8/10; cum 324K 9/16; cum 407K 8/23;
18423, 2,405, Lime Rock/OXY, Raphael Stroh 1-13-24H-143-97, Fayette, t11/10; cum386K 9/16; cum 564K 8/23; cum 581K 11/24;
18424, 2,409, Lime Rick/OXY, Kenneth Stroh 1-12H-143-97, Cabernet, t9/10; cum 560K 9/16; cum 702K 8/23; cum 581K 11/24;
18427, 876, Lime Rock/OXY, Matthew Schmidt 1-35-2H-143-97, Cabernet, t5/10; cum 182K 9/16; cum 241K 8/23;
18463, PNC, Elizabeth Stroh 1-7-6H-143-96, Cabernet, permit
18503, PNC, Cecilia Stroh 1-18-19H-143-96, Fayette,

2008

17437, 583, Lime Rock Resources/OXY USA, Scott 34-7H, Murphy Creek, 75K as of Dec 31, 2010, t8/09; cum 168K 9/16; cum 270K 8/23;
17448, 1,084, Lime Rock Resources/OXY USA, Wittinger 31-5H, Murphy Creek, 75K as of Dec 31, 2010, t11/09; cum 224K 9/16; cum 302K 8/23;
17525, 1,414, Lime Rock Resources/OXY USA, Twist 31-4H, Lot 2 4-143N-95W, t4/10; cum 196K 9/16; cum 294K 8/23;
17785, PNC, Wannemacher 34-9H, SWSE 9-142N-95W, permit canceled
17808, 80, Sadowsky 24-14H, SESW 14-141N-96W, 95K as Dec 31, 2010; 12-stage frac; t9/09; cum 175K 9/16; cum 212K 8/23;
17899, PA/1,191, OXY USA, Stroh 11-1H, Lot 4 1-143N-97W, Cabernet, 1,191, t9/09; cum 157 12/12; -- a sundry form as of June, 2014, suggests OXY USA may re-enter this well to test the Madison, other formations

2007

16714, PNC, Charlie 1-23, permit expired
16989, Meyer 1-4, TA/30, Madison well, t5/08; cum 24K 3/14 (last produced any oil 4/14);

2006

No activity from Anschutz in North Dakota