It's a Shoot-Out -- January 7, 2015; SM Energy To Exit The Mid-Continent

This is cool. Reuters calls it "high-noon." I called it a "shoot-out" quite a while ago. My first post on the subject had a great video - that was December 6, 2014, a month ago. Reuters is reporting:

As a test of wills between OPEC nations and U.S. shale drillers fuels a global oil market slump, a brewing battle between Canadian and Saudi Arabia heavy crudes for America's Gulf Coast refinery market threatens to drive prices even lower.

While the stand-off between the oil cartel and U.S. producers of light, sweet shale oil has captured the limelight in recent months, the clash over heavier grades - playing out in the shadowy, opaque physical market - may put even more pressure on global prices that have halved since mid-2014.

Two factors will come into play over the next few weeks: From the North, new oil pipelines will pump record volumes of Canadian crude to the southern refineries, many better equipped to process heavy crudes than lighter shale oil.

From the Middle East, top exporter Saudi Arabia is offering crude at discounted prices in an attempt to defend its remaining share of the important regional market, which has shrunk by more than half in recent months.

I still like the video.

More:

The looming clash of barrels comes at a time when oil markets already face a global glut expected to last for a year or longer.

Large volumes of foreign heavy oil reaching the Gulf Coast will give many U.S. refiners more choice after they have upgraded their systems to process cheaper, heavier crudes. The new supply also marks a breakthrough in Canada's years-long effort to bring its growing Alberta oil sands crude output to new markets.

Enbridge Inc's 600,000 bpd Flanagan South pipeline, which runs from Illinois down to the Cushing, Oklahoma, oil hub began commercial service on Dec. 1; Enterprise Product Partner announced that its 450,000 bpd Seaway Twin pipeline from Oklahoma to Freeport, Texas, shipped its first volumes on December 21, 2015.

That promises another quantum leap for Canadian crude after its U.S. Gulf Coast sales already hit a record 274,000 bpd in October, nearly three times as much as a year earlier, according to U.S. data.

The new flows will compete with other crudes as well. Some refiners see Saudi's medium crude as a more direct substitute for Mexican and Venezuelan crudes.

However, some refiners are likely to blend oil sands crude with overabundant super-light U.S. condensate, creating medium blends that may rival Saudi Arabia's main grade, said Citi global commodities strategist Ed Morse. He warns the clash could set up another tumble in global prices.

Bakken oil is now down to the $30-range in some spot prices, I am being told.

And it's not going to quit any time soon. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that drillers will keep drilling due to the amount of debt they have (they have no choice except to keep drilling). Same with Russia, Venezueala, Iran, etc., they have not choice but to keep drilling.

American oil and gas companies have gone heavily into debt during the energy boom, increasing their borrowings by 55% since 2010, to almost $200 billion.

Their need to service that debt helps explain why U.S. producers plan to continue pumping oil even as crude trades for less than $50 a barrel, down 55% since last June. But signs of strain are building in the oil patch, where revenue growth hasn’t kept pace with borrowing.

On Sunday, a private company that drills in Texas, WBH Energy LP, and its partners, filed for bankruptcy protection, saying a lender refused to advance more money and citing debt of between $10 million and $50 million. Neither the Austin-based company nor its lawyers responded to requests for comment.

*****************************

SM Energy Exiting The Mid-Continent

The story here.

*****************************

ObamaCare
A TrainWreck?

Bloomberg Businessweek is reporting:

A year ago, PreferredOne looked like an Obamacare success story: The Minnesota health plan offered some of the lowest premiums in the country and captured 60 percent of the state's roughly 55,000 new Obamacare enrollees. But those premiums were too low, it turns out, to cover the medical care and other expenses of all those new customers. 

In the fall, PreferredOne steeply hiked rates for 2015 and dropped out of Minnesota's Affordable Care Act marketplace entirely, saying it was “not sustainable" to continue. 

Now roughly 12,000 people who bought PreferredOne policies in 2014 and haven’t switched plans will face bigger insurance bills this year, according to Joe Campbell, communications and marketing director for MNsure, the state's Obamacare marketplace. 

By law, customers who enrolled will automatically be renewed in coverage plans at the new, higher premiums. And those who were getting subsidies to make premiums more affordable will lose them, because the assistance is available only for plans sold through the Obamacare markets. A spokesman for PreferredOne declined to comment for this story.

There will be a huge number of ObamaCare stories this year. The provisions were deferred or waived until 2015/2016. Most Americans will, for the first time this year, start to see the impact of ObamaCare. It isn't going to be a pretty story. 

Note: the "gotcha" -- by law, customers who enrolled will automatically be renewed in coverage plans at the new, higher premiums.

This is not an investment site. Do not make any investment, financial, or relationship decisions based on what you read here. However, having said that, this story warms the cockles of my heart. I had this exact discussion with a physician less than a week ago on investing opportunities. His wife, the family's portfolio manager, understood.

By the way, if folks have not yet caught on, ObamaCare is, at the end of the day, high-cost catastrophic health care insurance with thousands of pages of rules and regulations written by the health care industry. Most people will never need catastrophic health care insurance but it is crucial to have. The problem: most folks don't understand that's all they are buying.

For a health care insurer not able to make money despite "low premiums" suggests to me there is a) a huge administrative cost providing this health care; and, b) the first folks to purchase low-premium heath care insurance had catastrophic chronic illnesses already diagnosed (AIDS, cancer, liver disease etc). But I could be wrong, way wrong.

But think about this:

By law, customers who enrolled will automatically be renewed in coverage plans at the new, higher premiums. And those who were getting subsidies to make premiums more affordable will lose them, because the assistance is available only for plans sold through the Obamacare markets. A spokesman for PreferredOne declined to comment for this story.

Can you imagine that if ATT said they could not afford the plan you subscribed to, unilaterally stopped it and then you were automatically re-enrolled into Verizon at a higher monthly cost.

Pelosi supported this. Just saying.  It's no wonder PreferredOne declined to comment.

Remember, the heathcare insurers wrote this bill. This would be like ATT/Verizon writing all bills relating to the internet.

Tuesday's Daily Activity Report -- January 6, 2015

Coming off confidential list Wednesday:

• 20541, 60 (no typo), EOG, Wayzetta 114-0311H, Parshall, Three Forks, 1920 acres, 51 stages; 16 million lbs, t6/14; cum 3K 11/14;
• 22323, 181, Crescent point, CPEUSC Makowsky 31-30-158N-99W, Ellisville, t10/14; cum 15K 11/14;
• 24354, 949, CLR, Sutton 2-10H, Oliver, t11/14; cum 14K 11/14;
• 25055, 288, Crescent Point, CPEUSC Dressler 36-25-158N-100W, Dublin, t9/14; cum 29K 11/14;
• 26207, 209, Murex, Dwight Ludwig 13-24H, Writing Rock, t11/14; cum 3K 11/14;
• 26216, 1,440, EOG, Wayzetta 43-0311H, Parshall, 51 stages; 15.8 million lbs; required anti-collision due to existing Wayzetta 9-03H (#16991 -- see production profile below); 10-foot target window; during the drilling, conditions average a temperature of -25 degrees with blizzard-like conditions, effecting drilling operations, 1920 acres, t6/14; cum 145K 11/14;
• 28182, drl, Hess, HA-Rolfsrud-152-96-1720H-6, Westberg, no production data,
• 28397, drl, XTO, Ernest 31X-19H, Haystack Butte, no production data,
• 28431, drl, Zavanna, Tomahawk 10-3 3H, East Fork, no production data,
• 28455, drl, CLR, Debrecen 2-3H1, Bell, no production data,
• 28712, 1,370, WPX, Martin Rox 20-17HW, Mandaree, t11/14 cum 31K 1//14;

Production profile of #16991:

• 16991, 1,383, EOG, Wayzetta 9-03H, Parshall, short lateral, 2 million lbs perforated intervals, t7/08; cum 794K 11/14;

BAKKEN	7-2014	31	5030	4898	3198	3482	128	3199
BAKKEN	6-2014	14	2135	2101	2572	1278	0	1210
BAKKEN	5-2014	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	4-2014	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	3-2014	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	2-2014	0	0	0	0	2	2	0
BAKKEN	1-2014	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	12-2013	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	11-2013	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
BAKKEN	10-2013	28	3489	3543	254	2263	1918	207
BAKKEN	9-2013	30	4262	4245	143	2860	2710	0
BAKKEN	8-2013	31	4899	5081	270	3165	2991	1

Active rigs:

	1/7/2015	01/07/2014	01/07/2013	01/07/2012	01/07/2011
Active Rigs	169	189	180	200	163

Eight (8) new permits --

• Operators: Triangle (3), Newfield (3), MRO (2)
• Fields: Ragged Butte (McKenzie), Siverston (McKenzie), Murphy Creek (Dunn)
• Comments:

Four permits canceled:

CLR (2), both in McKenzie (#28804, #28805); KOG (#18813) in McKenzie; and, Slawson (#26108) in Mountrail

Two (2) producing wells completed:

• 26497, 636, Hess, GN-Ring-158-98-1522H-1, Rainbow, t12/14; no production yet;
• 27572, 1,265, Hess, EN-Jeffrey A-155-94-2734H-7, Alkali Creek, t12/14; cum 11K 11/14;

A fairly recent producer abandoned:

• 23246, AB, Timberline Production, Bodmer 24-35; 

***************************

Nine (9) Earthquakes Rock North Texas In Less Than A Day

The latest quake, reported just before 1 a.m. Wednesday, measured in at a 3.1 magnitude, and was centered near the convergence of State Highway 114, Loop 12, and the Airport Freeway near the old Texas Stadium site in Irving.

7:37 a.m.                    2.3 magnitude
3:10 p.m.                    3.5 magnitude
6:52 p.m.                    3.6 magnitude
8:11 p.m.                    2.9 magnitude
8:12 p.m.                    2.7 magnitude
9:54 p.m.                    1.7 magnitude
10:05 p.m.                  2.4 magnitude
11:02 PM                   1.6 magnitude
12:59 AM                   3.1 magnitude

This is about where we live. I am not aware of any fracking in the immediate area. I'm sure mainstream media will report if there is any fracking as soon as possible. 

Update.

***************************

Global Warming

Chicago cold set to smash records
Minnesotans warned frostbite in minutes
Ski resorts close because too cold

Tuesday, January 6, 2015; QEP Has Another Huge Well In The Grail

Still traveling; minimal blogging.

I believe I read recently that any day now, warmists will be releasing data suggesting that 2014 was the warmest year on record. And now I'm watching some of the coldest weather ever in Chicago, and going east to Washington, DC. I guess it depends where you put your thermometers.

I've updated the wells coming off confidential list today. QEP in the Grail has another huge well. Also, RBN Energy's top five prognostications for 2015 also posted.

*************************************

Chevron announces a significant oil discovery at the Anchor prospect in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico : Co announces a significant oil discovery at the Anchor prospect in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Anchor is CVX's second discovery in the deepwater Gulf in less than a year.

• The Green Canyon Block 807 Well No. 2 encountered oil pay in multiple Lower Tertiary Wilcox Sands. The well, which was spudded in Aug. 2014, is located approximately 140 miles off the coast of Louisiana in 5,183 feet of water and was drilled to a depth of 33,749 feet.
• Appraisal drilling will begin in 2015.
• CVX subsidiary Chevron U.S.A. is the operator, with a 55 percent working interest in the Anchor prospect. Anchor co-owners are Cobalt International Energy, Inc. (20 percent), Samson Offshore Anchor (12.5 percent); and Venari Resources (12.5 percent).

*****************************

Crescent Point Energy announces a $1.45 bln capital expenditures budget for 2015 : Co announces a $1.45 bln capital expenditures budget for 2015. The capital expenditures budget is expected to generate average daily production of 152,500 boe/d, a 9% increase over 2014 guidance. With benchmark oil price volatility currently at elevated levels, Crescent Point's 2015 budget assumptions are conservative and disciplined. "When oil prices rebound, the Company expects that it will increase capital spending."

*****************************

Other links received in past 24 hours:

New England folks shocked by high utility rates this winter.

Oil falls again; stock market plunges 331 points. 

New reality television show to film in Williston. From The Bismarck Tribune:

Filling rooms hasn’t been hard for the Missouri Flats Inn in Williston since oil production started booming in the western part of the state. 

Just as the area’s black gold drew many new workers to the area, it also garnered attention for the inn from the Travel Channel’s “Hotel Impossible.”

The small hotel’s makeover will be featured on the show this evening.

The premise of the show is to make over struggling hotels across the country. Host Anthoney Melchiorri implements staff retraining and building renovations to make the hotels more competitive.

Nicole Ross, Missouri Flats’ general manager, said she had sent an email to the show hoping to get its help on a hotel the company owns in Oregon.
After the show’s organizers found out about the hotel in Williston and the area’s booming economy, they asked to do the show there.

*******************************

Chickens Coming Home To Roost
We Won't Know What's In It Until It's Passed

This is quite an incredible story. The New York Times reporting on Harvard's reaction to ObamaCare. As I've said for the past couple of years, we would see the full impact of ObamaCare starting in 2015:

For years, Harvard’s experts on health economics and policy have advised presidents and Congress on how to provide health benefits to the nation at a reasonable cost. But those remedies will now be applied to the Harvard faculty, and the professors are in an uproar.

Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the heart of the 378-year-old university, voted overwhelmingly in November to oppose changes that would require them and thousands of other Harvard employees to pay more for health care. The university says the increases are in part a result of the Obama administration’s Affordable Care Act, which many Harvard professors championed.

The faculty vote came too late to stop the cost increases from taking effect this month, and the anger on campus remains focused on questions that are agitating many workplaces: How should the burden of health costs be shared by employers and employees? If employees have to bear more of the cost, will they skimp on medically necessary care, curtail the use of less valuable services, or both?

“Harvard is a microcosm of what’s happening in health care in the country,” said David M. Cutler, a health economist at the university who was an adviser to President Obama’s 2008 campaign. But only up to a point: Professors at Harvard have until now generally avoided the higher expenses that other employers have been passing on to employees. That makes the outrage among the faculty remarkable, Mr. Cutler said, because “Harvard was and remains a very generous employer.”

In Harvard’s health care enrollment guide for 2015, the university said it “must respond to the national trend of rising health care costs, including some driven by health care reform,” in the form of the Affordable Care Act. The guide said that Harvard faced “added costs” because of provisions in the health care law that extend coverage for children up to age 26, offer free preventive services like mammograms and colonoscopies and, starting in 2018, add a tax on high-cost insurance, known as the Cadillac tax.

Richard F. Thomas, a Harvard professor of classics and one of the world’s leading authorities on Virgil, called the changes “deplorable, deeply regressive, a sign of the corporatization of the university.”

Mary D. Lewis, a professor who specializes in the history of modern France and has led opposition to the benefit changes, said they were tantamount to a pay cut. “Moreover,” she said, “this pay cut will be timed to come at precisely the moment when you are sick, stressed or facing the challenges of being a new parent.”

The university is adopting standard features of most employer-sponsored health plans: Employees will now pay deductibles and a share of the costs, known as coinsurance, for hospitalization, surgery and certain advanced diagnostic tests. The plan has an annual deductible of $250 per individual and $750 for a family. For a doctor’s office visit, the charge is $20. For most other services, patients will pay 10 percent of the cost until they reach the out-of-pocket limit of $1,500 for an individual and $4,500 for a family.

Full story at the link.

Ten (10) New Permits; Hess, XTO WIth Nice Wells; Traveling Today -- January 5, 2014; Minimal Blogging

Wells coming off confidential list this past weekend/Monday have been posted.

Active rigs:

	1/5/2015	01/05/2014	01/05/2013	01/05/2012	01/05/2011
Active Rigs	170	184	179	195	163

Ten (10) new permits:

• Operators: SM Energy (3), EOG (3), Whiting, BR, Oasis, Samson Resources
• Fields: West Ambrose (Divide), Parshall (Mountrail), Twin Buttes (Dunn), Haystack Butte (McKenzie), Willow Creek (Williams), Ambrose (Divide)
• Comments:

Despite suspending drilling operations for the time being (or because of suspending drilling operations for the time being), American Eagle Energy renewed three permits in Divide County.

Nine (9) producing wells completed:

• 26757, 531, Hess, GN-Hoehn-158-98-1201H-1, Rainbow, t12/14; cum 2K 11/14;
• 27501, 1,674, Hess, BB-Budahn A-150-95-0403H-10, Blue Buttes, t12/14; cum --
• 27502, 1,740, Hess, BB-Budahn A-150-95-0403H-9, Blue Buttes, t12/14; cum --
• 27611, 530, Hess, EN-Abrahamson-155-93-3019H-7, Alger, t12/14 cum --
• 27680, 1,110, Hess, EN-Pederson-LW-154-94-0408H-1, Alkali Creek, 4 sections, t12/14; cum --
• 27743, 2,510, XTO, Brandvik Federal 44X-13D, Corral Creek, t11/14 (typo at NDIC); cum 25K 11/4;
• 27926, 844, XTO, Gilbertson 11X-26FXG, Charlson, t11/15; cum 2K 11/14;
• 27973, 663, Hess, EN-Trinity-154--3-2833H-8, Robinson Lake, t12/14; cum 7K 11/14;
• 27974, 900, Hess, EN-Trinity-154-93-2833H-9, Robinson Lake, t12/14; cum --

It's fun to see all those Hess wells. Remember this million-dollar-way subject line:

• Hess Is Getting Very, Very Active In The Bakken -- August 15, 2014

Kinda fun.

Coming off the confidential list Tuesday:

• 23803, 1,301, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-1B-7-3H, Charlson, t11/14; cum 5K 11/14;
• 26850, 1,861, QEP, Otis 4-28-33BHR, Grail, t7/14; cum 146K 11/14;
• 27481, 955, Newfield, Gariety 150-99-36-25-5H, Siverston, t10/14; cum 31K 11/14;
• 27510, 1,201, Newfield, Syverson 150-99-36-25-3H,  Siverston, t9/14 cum 33K 11/14;
• 27657, conf, QEP, Johnson 3-9-4BH, Grail, no production data,
• 28236, dry, CLR, Nygaardsvold 1-32H, Noonan, surface casing problems; will re-drill;
• 28274, 2,485, BR, Lillibridge 11-27MBH NH, Johnson Corner, t10/14; cum 7K 11/14;
• 28321, drl, Abraxas, Stenehjem 27-34-2H, North Fork, no production data,
• 28518, 70, Legacy, Legacy Et Al Wunderlich 5-8 2H, Red Rock, a Spearfish well, t8/14; cum 5K 11/14;
• 28667, conf, QEP, Johnson 8-5-9-4LL, Grail, no production data,

******************************

26850, see below, QEP, Otis 4-28-33BHR, Grail:

Date	Oil Runs	MCF Sold
11-2014	26216	32315
10-2014	27483	31291
9-2014	26166	18870
8-2014	33616	23459
7-2014	31804	24096

 

 ******************************

I see Saudi Arabia slashed oil prices for Europe; trims slightly for US-bound oil; raises price for Asia, if I recall correct. Link here.  Headline: Saudi slashes monthly oil prices to Europe; trims U.S., ups Asia.

A reader sent me this link: either for tracking the winds as we drive cross-country; something to stare at while driving across the Mojave Desert; or, an animated Van Gogh painting.

RBN Energy's top five (5) prognostications for 2015: link here. 

High Initial Production Numbers -- Page 7

This is Page 7 for "high IP" wells. The first wells will be added starting January 2, 2014.

Permits 27360 - 30369: Permits issued in calendar year 2014

Permits 24693 --27359: Permits issued in calendar year 2013 

Permits 22160 -- 24692 : Permits issued in calendar year 2012

Permits 20247 -- 22159: Permits issued in calendar year 2011

Permits 18571 -- 20246 : Permits issued in calendar year 2010

Permits 17946 - 18570: permits issued in 2009

Pretty much in order they were reported

Page 11

Page 10

Page 9

Page 8

  This is page 7.
Page 6
Page 5
Page 4

Page 3

Page 2

Page 1

28050, 1,214, Hess, BL-Iverson-155-95-1819H-7, Beaver Lodge, t41/5; cum 26K 41/5;
28560, 1,373, Newfield, Johnson 150-99-34-27-4H, South Tobacco Garden, t3/15; cum 32K 4/15;
27858, 236, EOG, Parshall 152-0806H, Parshall, ICO, 63 stages, 18 million lbs, t12/14; cum 126K 4/15;  
 
26157, 3,869, Statoil, Johnston 7-6 4H, Banks, t5/15; cum -- 
28231, 2,297, MRO, Elmer USA 14-11TFH, Chimney Butte, t4/15; cum 12K 4/15; 
23262, 2,622, MRO, Mesa Verde 44-22MBH, Clear Creek, t3/13; cum 176K 4/15;
28263, 3,031, MRO, Morean USA 34-12H, Lost Bridge, 4 sections, t5/15; cum --
28415, 2,143, MRO, Karmen USA 44-11TFH, Chimney Butte, t5/15; cum --
28416, 2,098, MRO, Johnny USA 34-11H, Chimney Butte, t4/15; cum 8K 41/5;
28781, 1,080, BR, Hammerhead 31-26TFH, Sand Creek, t5/15; cum --
29003, 2,166, MRO, Victor USA 34-12TFH, Lost Bridge, 4 sections, t6/15; cum --
29004, 2,197, MRO, Gulbrand USA 44-12TFH, Lost Bridge, 4 sections, t5/15; cum --
29438, 1,344, XTO, Sorenson 14X-33F, Siverston, t5/15; cum --
29596, 1,195, MRO,  Palmer 31-25TFH, Reunion Bay, t3/15; cum 11K 4/15;
27457, 1,870, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26B-35-9H, Eagle Nest, 47 stages, 4.7 million lbs, t1/15; cum 65K 41/5; choked way back; and still flaring
27852, 1,544, EOG, Parshall 36-0806H, Parshall, ICO (1920 acres), 55 stages; 15 million lbs, t12/14; cum 87K 41/5; choked back; no flaring

28771, 2,503, XTO, Ranger 21X-18E, Tobacco Garden, t5/15; cum --
29177, 1,209, XTO, Moses 21X-9B, Garden, one section, t4/15; cum 14K 4/15;
29178, 1,132, XTO, Moses 21X-9A, Garden, one section, t4/15; cum 11K 4/15;
29017, 1,187, XTO, Johnson Federal 11X-5F, Siverston, t5/15; cum --
21607, 1,122, Hunt, Halliday 2-19-18H, Werner, 25 stages, 2.7 million lbs, original application date: 9/28/2011;  t3/15; cum 29K 4/15;
27854, 1,433, EOG, Parshall 37-0806H, Parshall, ICO (1920), 50 stages, 12 million lbs,, t12/14; cum 147K 4/15;
27859, 823, EOG, Parshall 57-0806H, Parshall, ICO (1920), 55 stages; 18.4 million lbs,  t12/14; cum 159K 4/15; 
24150, 2,760, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-27C-22-3H, McGregory Buttes, t5/15; no production data,
24739, 2,397, HRC, Fort Berthold 152-94-15B-22-5H, a Sanish well, Antelope, t10/13; cum 225K 4/15; 
29015, 1,782, XTO, Johnson Federal 11X-5A, Siverston, t5/15; cum --
29016, 1,558, XTO, Johnson Federal 11X-5E, Siverston, t5/15; cum --
27834, 1,768, Whiting, Duletski Federal 34-11PH, Fryburg, t12/14; cum 53K 4/15;

27460, 2,056, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26B-35-5H, Eagle Nest, t12/14; cum 84K 4/15;
29368, 1,130, CLR, Gjorven Federal 2-21H, Brooklyn, t5/15; cum 3K 4/15;
29581, 2,204, BR, Aiden 3-3-13UTFH,  Haystack Butte, t4/15; cum 14K 4/15;

24792, 1,445, Whiting, Smokey 16-7-19-16HA, Pembroke, t8/13; cum 86K 4/14;
28592, 2,024, Zavanna, Simmental 2-11 2TFH, Long Creek, t5/15; cum --
29816, 1,354, Hess, SC-Norma-154-98-0706H-7, Truax, t5/15; cum --
27459, 1,789, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26B-35-4H, Eagle Nest, t1/15; cum 83K 4/14;

28594, 1,676, Zavanna, Simmental 2-11 4TFH, Long Creek, t5/15; cum -- 

28268, 1,086, MRO, Dickey 11-30TFH, Reunion Bay, t3/15; cum 15K 4/15;
28270, 1,637, MRO, Zook 41-25TFH, Reunion Bay, t4/15; cum 16K 4/15;
28271, 1,252, MRO, Elwood 41-25TFH, Reunion Bay, t4/15; cum 12K 4/15;
29117, 1,651, XTO, Frisinger 34X-8D, Hofflund, t4/15; cum --
29116, 1,435, XTO, Frisinger 34X-8H, Hofflund, t4/15; cum --
27591, 2,079, Enerplus, Monarch 152-94-32D-29H, Antelope, a huge well, t12/14 cum 75K 3/15; 

23751, 2,930, Statoil, Judy 22-15 4TFH, East Fork, t4/15 cum --
27810, 2,940, Statoil, Maston 34-27 8TFH, Banks, t4/15; cum --
27824, 3,659, Statoil, Maston 34-27 7TFH, Banks, t4/15; cum -
28506, 1,744, Statoil,  Irgens 27-34 6TFH, East Fork, t4/15; cum --
28778, 1,483, BR, Hammerhead 11-26MBH, Sand Creek, t5/15; cum --
29172, 2,209, MRO, Berlin 41-25H, Reunion Bay, t3/15; cum 15K 3/15;
27456, 3,190, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26B-35-3H, Eagle Nest, t11/14; cum 118K 3/15;
27458, 1,879, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-95-26B-35-4H, Eagle Nest, t12/14; cum 65K 3/15;
27590, 1,608, Enerplus, Viceroy 152-94-32D-29H-TF, Antelope, t12/14; cum 145K 3/15;
27835, 1,913, Whiting, Duletski Federal 44-11PH, Fryburg, t12/14; cum 54K 3/15;

27811, 2,879, Statoil, Maston 34-27 5TFH, Banks, t4/15 cum --
28219, 1,747, Slawson, Sniper Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, 4 sections, t12/14; cum --
27809, 2,232, Statoil, Maston 34-27 6H, Banks, t4/15; cum --
28922, 1,081, Slawson, Howo 4-33-4TFH, Big Bend, t4/15; cum --
28924, 1,122, Slawson, Howo 5-33-4TFH, Big Bend, t4/15; cum --
28923, 1,085, Slawson, How 8-33-4TF2H, Big Bend, t4/15; cum --
29246, 1,332, MRO, Piatt 11-17H, Murphy Creek, t3/15; cum 5K 3/15;
28663, 1,869, MRO, Kary 11-17H, Murphy Creek, t3/15; cum 10K 3/15;
28269, 1,293, MRO, Moritz 11-30H, Reunion Bay, 4 sections, 3/15 cum 10K 3/15;
24091, 1,832, MRO, VMR trust 11-16TFH, Bailey, t3/15; cum 15K 3/15;
28849, 2,124, MRO, Donally 11-16H, Bailey, t3/15 cum 23K 3/15;
29442, 2,305, MRO, Force 44-20TFH, Bailey, t3/15; cum 27K 3/15;
27813, 3,713, Statoil, Maston 34-27 3TFH, Banks, t4/15; cum --
27814, 3,838, Statoil, Maston 34-27 2H, Banks, t4/15; cum --
28777, 1,224, Slawson, Holst 2-33MLH, Big Bend, one section, t4/15; cum --
29913, 2,650, Whiting, RJ Moen 41-26HU, 4 sections, t4/15; cum --
29914, 2,030, Whiting, Curtis Moen 41-26-3H, t4/15; cum --
30321, 1,267, Whiting, Sondrol 11-3-3H, Bully, t5/15; cum --
30631, 1,470, Whiting, Sondrol 11-3HU, Bully, 4 sections;  t4/15; cum --
29029, 2,263, MRO, Angela Ward USA 24-7H, Wolf Bay, t1/15; cum 57K 3/15; for more on Wolf Bay, see below;

27589, 1,771, Enerplus, Swallow Tail 152-94-32D-29H, Antelope, Sanish pool, Three Forks 2nd bench, 39 stages, 9.4 million lbs, t11/14; cum 161K 3/15; the scout ticket is in error; 

27587, 2,188, Enerplus, Softshell 152-94-33C-28H TF, Antelope, Sanish pool, t11/14; cum 189K 3/15;
27588, IA/1,867, Enerplus, Snapper 152-94-33C-28H, Antelope, Sanish pool, t11/14; cum 54K 3/15;
27691, 2,683, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 11-13PH, Park, t11/14; cum 103K 3/15;
27692, 2,873, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 14-12PH, Park, t11/14; cum 129K 3/15;
29532, 1,924, BR, CCU Main Streeter 14-24MBH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum 14K 3/15;


28784, 1,200, BR, Hammerhead 41-26TFH, Sand Creek, t4/15; cum --
30313, 1,214, Whiting, Stenehjem 41-3-3H, Bully, t4/15; cum --
30463, 1,377, Whiting, Stenehjem 41-3HU, 4 sections, Bully, t4/15; cum -- 
 
21385, 2,221, White Butte Oil Operations, LLC, Panzer 1-20MLH, 320-acre spacing, Sanish pool, Antelope,
21386, 1,905, White Butte Oil Operations, LLC, Panzer 2-20MLH, 320-acre spacing, Sanish pool, Antelope,
21387, 2,502, White Butte Oil Operations, LLC, Panzer 4-20MLH, 320-acre spacing, Sanish pool, Antelope,
26388, 1,680, BR, CCU North Coast 31-25TFH, Corral Creek, t4/15; cum --
28288, 1,844, BR, Shenandoah 24-36TFH, Keene, t4/15; cum --
28391, 1,163, XTO, Lundin Federal 31X-9H, North Fork, t4/15; cum --
28392, 1,705, XTO, Lundin Federal 31X-9D, North Fork, t4/15; cum --
28393, 1,328, XTO, Lundin Federal 31X-9G, North Fork, t4/15; cum --
29471, 1,423, Slawson, Wolf 2-4MLH, Big Bend, t3/15; cum --

28688, 2,602, QEP, State 4-16-21BH, Grail, t3/15; cum 39K 3/15;
28689, 2,712, QEP, State 3-16-21TH, Grail, t3/15; cum 29K 3/15;
28690, 2,725, QEP, State 16-21-17-20LL, Blue Buttes, 4 sections, t3/15; cum 40K 3/15;
29339, 1,390, Whiting, Koala 13-31-39-3H3, Poe, t3/15; cum 13K 3/15;
29533, 1,964, BR, CCU Main Streeter 24-24TFH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum 14K 3/15;

29340, 2,447, Whiting, Koala 13-31-30-4H, Poe, nt3/15; cum 31K 3/15;  
29341, 2,264, Whiting, Koala 13-31-30-4H3, Poe, t3/15; cum 17K 3/15; 
29472, 2,002, Slawson, Pike Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, t2/15; cum 26K 3/15; 

29495, 2,442, Whiting, Koala 13-31-25-1H, Poe, t3/15; cum -- 

29435, 1,288, Slawson,  Vixen Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend t3/15; cum --
27899, 1,446, XTO, Van Dyke Federal 44X-19A, Bear Den, t3/15; cum --
26390, 1,272, BR, CCU North Coast 41-25TFH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
28367, 2,886, BR, CCU Pullman 7-8-7MBH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
21788, 1,593, Enerplus, BMX 148-93-23B-24H TF, South Fork, t4/15; cum -- 
25079, 1,737, Statoil, Field Trust 7-6-5TFH, Todd, t3/15; cum --
25080, 2,593, Statoil, Field Trust 7-6-4H, Todd, t3/15; cum -- 
27915, 1,288, Slawson, Bootleg 7-14-15TFH, Stockyard Creek, t21/5; cum --
30510, 1,798, Whiting, Cherry State 31-16HU, Pleasant Hill, 2 sections, t4/15; cum --
30466, 1,889, Whiting, Cherry State 31-16-3H, Pleasant Hill, t4/15; cum --
28368, 2,004, BR, CCU Pullman 7-8-7TFH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
28345, 2,880, BR, Copper Draw 41-27MBH-ULW, Croff, 4 sections, t4/15; cum --
28366, 1,403, BR, CCU Pullman 8-8-7TFH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
27527, 1,243, Newfield, Sand Creek State 153-96-16-4H, Sand Creek, t1/15; cum 26K 2/15;
25583, 2,029, Whiting, Moccasin Creed 14-33-28-2H3, Moccasin Creek, t1/15 cum 27K 2/15;
29047, 1,800, Hess, BB-Belquist-150-95-1110H-12, Blue Buttes, t3/15; cum -- 
29548, 1,990, Statoil, Field Trust 7-6 7H, Todd, t3/15; cum -- 

28708, 1,244, MRO, Brink 24-20TFH, Bailey, t3/15; cum --
28704, 1,702, MRO, Greider 34-20TFH, Bailey, t3/15 cum --
28705, 2,396, MRO, Castner 34-20H, Bailey, t2/15; cum 21K 2/15;
22228, 2,228, Slawson, Vixen Federal 2-19-30H, Van Hook, t3/15; cum --
28181, 1,311, Hess, HA-Rolfsrud-162-96-1720H-5, Westberg, t4/15; cum --
28182, 1,203, Hess, HA-Rolfsrud-152-96-1720H-6, Westberg, t3/15; cum --
28916, 1,230, Hess, EN-VP And R-154-94-2536H-4, Alkali Creek, t3/15; cum --

25094, 1,504, MRO, Ward USA 24-7TFH, Wolf Bay, t1/15; cum 7K 2/15;
27737, 1,628, Oasis, Montague 5601 41-34 6T, Cow Creek, t2/15; cum 11K 2/15;
28062, 1,029, Oasis, Helling Trust Federal 5494 43-22 10T, Alkali Creek, t2/15; cum 38K 2/15
28069, 1,848, Oasis, Helling Trust Federal 5494 44-22 6B, Alkali Creek, t2/15; cum 86K 2/15;

25082, 2,212, Statoil, Field Trust 7-6 6H, Todd, t3/15; cum --
26387, 2,112, BR, CCU North Coast 31-25MBH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
26389, 1,920, BR, CCU North Coast 41-25MBH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
26685, 1,543, Zavanna, Angus 3-10 5H, Long Creek, t3/15; cum --
28347, 1,656, BR, Lillibridge 41-27MBH, Johnson Corner, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
28348, 1,920, BR, Copper Draw 41-27TFH, Johnson Corner, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
28354, 2,445, BR CCU Pullman 3-8-7TFH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum --
28363, 2,160, BR, CCU Pullman 5-8-7TFH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum --
28369, 2,766, BR, CCU Pullman 6-8-7MBH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --
28413, 2,544, BR, Shenandoah 44-36TFH, Keene, t3/15; cum --
28414, 2,204, BR, Shenandoah 44-36MBH ULW, 4 sections, Keene, t3/15 cum --
28623, 1,857, Statoil, Field Trsut 7-6 8TFH, Todd, t3/15; cum --
29217, 2,244, BR, CCU North Coast 4-8-23MBH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum --

25074, 1,515, Newfield, Sand Creek State 153-96-16-3H, Sand Creek, t1/15; cum 32K 2/15;
28019, 2,509, QEP, Moberg 4-20-21BH, Grail, t11/14; cum 97K 2/15;
28020, 2,325, QEP, Moberg 3-20-21TH, Grail, t11/14; cum 107K 2/15;
28021, 2,529, QEP, Moberg 3-20-21BH, Grail, t11/14; cum 94K 2/15;
28022, 2,566, QEP, Moberg 2-20-21TH, Grail, t11/14; cum 96K 2/15;


28428, 2,070, Whiting, Good Shepherd 21-15-2H, Rawson, t10/14; cum 50K 2/15;
28429, 2,318, Whiting, Good Shepherd 21-15H, Rawson, t10/14; cum 54K 2/15;
28913, 1,711, Hess, EN-VP And R-154-94-2536H-1, Alkali Creek, t2/15; cum 29K 2/15;
29033, 1,583, CLR, Hayes 3-6H1, Crazy Man Creek, 4 sections, t2/15; cum -- 
28552, 1,302, XTO, HM Hove 34X-33G, West Capa, t3/15; cum --
28553, 1,580, XTO, HM Hove 34X-33D, West Capa, t3/15; cum 6K 2/15;

25072, 1,449, Newfield, Sand Creek State 153-96-16-2H, Sand Creek, one section, not the production profile, 30 stages; 1.8 million lbs, t1/15; cum 34K 2/15;
29189, 1,896, BR, Ora 32-24MBH, Haystack Butte, t12/14; cum 6K 2/15; only 8 days of production (3 days in December; 5 days in February)

26837, 1,234, WPX, Wolf Chief 27-34HC, Mandaree, t3/15; cum 9K 2/15;

24745, 1,916, MRO, Melvain Fox USA 14-4TFH, Moccasin Creek, t2/15; cum 11K 2/15;
28046, 1,470, Oasis, Holmes Harbour 5501 14-5 2B, Tyrone, 4 sections, t2/15; cum 10K 2/15;

28075, 3,255, MRO, Anthony USA 23-14H, Moccasin Creek, 2.5 section-long horizontal; 1005 within the middle Bakken; 93% within MOC geology defined target interval; gas max at 1,300 units; 3,840 acres drilling unit; 23,148 feet TD; t2/15; cum 38K 2/15 28 days)
28076, 3,255, MRO, Hale USA 23-14TFH, Moccasin Creek, 2.5 section-long horizontal; Three Forks, 100% within the Three Forks Formation; 69% within the MOC geology defined target interval;  gas units very, very low; a 1 - 5' intermittent flare near the end of the lateral; 23,148 feet TD; t2/15 cum 11K 2/15 (only 16 days)

28179, 1,356, Hess, HA-Rolfsrud-152-96-1720H-3, Westberg, t3/15; cum --
28254, 1,410, Emerald, Excalibur 6-25-36H, Boxcar Butte, t3/15; cum --
28485, 1,506, Hess, HA-Dahl-152-95-0706H-6, Hawkeye, t3/15; cum -- 
28741, 1,958, XTO, Johnson 24X-31A, Siverston, t3/15; cum --
28742, 1,335, XTO, Johnson 24X-31E, Siverston, t3/15; cum --
28743, 1,581, XTO, Johnson 24X-31F, Siverston, t3/15; cum --
28887, 1,747, XTO, Johnson 224X-31EXH, Siverston, 4 sections, t3/15 cum --
28939, 1,172, XTO, Allen 21X-17A, Dollar Joe, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
28940, 1,280, XTO, Allen 21X-17A, Dollar Joe, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
28941, 1,245, XTO, Allen 21X-17B, Dollar Joe, t3/15; cum --
30119, 2,285, Whiting, Shirley Moen 44-34-3H, Arnegard, t3/15; cum --

27520, 6,002, Whiting, Flatland Federal 11-4TFH, TF1, Twin Valley, up to 9,900 gas units; 97 stages; 4.2 million lbs sand/ceramic; t10/14; cum 264K 2/15;
27521, 5,002, Whiting, Flatland Federal 11-4HR, Twin Valley, MB about 42 feet thick; 94 stages; 4 million lbs sand/ceramic; t10/14; cum 232K 2/15;
27522, 4,207, Whiting, Flatland Federal 11-4TFHU, 4 sections, TF2, in excess of 9,500 gas units, Twin Valley, t10/14; cum 193K 2/15;

27552, 2,422, XTO, Walton Federal 41X-19G, Bear Den, t9/14; cum 104K 1/15;

21539, 1,852, Enerplus, Arikara 150-94-32D-29H, Spotted Horn, t3/15; cum 2K 2/15;
21538, 2,143, Enerplus, TAT 150-94-32D-29H, Spotted Horn, t3/15; cum --
29010, 1,468, XTO, Nelson 24X-11F, McGregor, t3/15; cum --
19296, 2,388, SHE, Golden 22-31H, Deep Water Creek Bay, ICO, t3/15; cum --
29011, 2,516, XTO, Nelson 24X-11A, Garden, t3/15; cum --
28551, 1,057, XTO, HM Hove 34X-33C, West Capa, t3/15; cum --
28650, 1,701, XTO, HM HOve 34X-33H, West Capa, 4 sections, t2/15; cum -- 28905, 1,441, Oasis, Harbour 5601 42-33 2B, Tyrone, t2/15; cum --
28352, 2,445, BR, CCU Pullman 1-8-7TFH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum --
29218, 1,643, BR, CCU North Coast 4-8-23TFH, Corral Creek, t3/15; cum -- 

28178, 1,217, Hess, HA-Rolfsrud-152-96-1720H-2, Westberg, t3/15; cum --
28483, 1,368, Hess, HA-Dahl-152-95-0706H-4, Hawkeye, t3/15; cum --
28484, 1,387, Hess, HA-Dahl-152-95-0706H-5, Hawkeye, t3/15; cum --
29219, 1,643, BR, CCU Golden Creek 44-23TFH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum --

27763, 1,569, Oasis, White 5198 12-6 4T2, Siverston, t10/14; cum 88K 1/15;
 
27657, 2,539, QEP, Johnson 3-9-4BH, Grail, t2/15; cum --
28665, 1,974, QEP, Johnson 3-9-4TH, Grail, t2/15; cum --
28667, 2,106, QEP, Johnson 8-5-9-4LL, Grail, t2/15; cum --

26768, 2,054, EOG, Mandaree 28-05H, Squaw Creek, t10/14; cum 90K 1/15;
29030, 1,437, MRO, Dellana Ward USA 14-7H, Wolf Bay, t1/5; cum 18K 1/15;

27367, 2,477, Petro-Hunt, Brenna 152-96-23D-14-2HS, Clear Creek, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
29220, 2,044, BR, CCU Golden creek 44-23MBH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum --
30120, 2,266, Lois Moen 44-34HU, Arnegard, 4 sections, t3/15; cum --
27480, 1,461, WPX, Kale Bad Brave 19-18HX2, Squaw Creek, t2/15; cum 6K 1/15;
28142, 1,110, Hess, HA-Swenson-152-95-1819H-7, Hawkeye, t2/15; cum 11K in five days
28169, 1,246, Emerald, D Annunzio 5-7-6H, Boxcar Butte, t9/14; cum 28K 1/15;

27477, 1,328, WPX, Kale Bad Brave 19-18HB, Squaw Creek, t1/15; cum 8K 1/15; 

27787, 1,712, XTO, Johnson 43X-27B, Murphy Creek, t3/15; cum --
27788, 1,602, XTO, Johnson 43X-27G, Murphy Creek, t3/15; cum --
27789, 1,825, XTO, Johnson 43X-27C, Murphy Creek, t2/15; cum --
27790, 1,815, XTO, Johnson 43X-27H, Murphy Creek, t2/15; cum -- 
28355, 2,244, BR, CCU Pullman 3-8-7MBH, Corral Creek, unitized, t2/15; cum --

26609, 1,703, Enerplus, Pride 150-94-06A-18H TFH, Spotted Horn, t10/14; cum 135K 1/15;
26777, 940, EOG, Mandaree 135-05H,  Squaw Creek, t10/14; cum 70K 1/15;
28141, 1,322, Hess, HA-Swenson-152-95-1819H-8, Hawkey, t2/15; cum --

28258, 2,319, QEP, Linseth 3-33-15BH, Grail, t12/14; cum 53K 1/15;
28259, 2,009, QEP, Linseth 3-22-15TH, Grail, t12/14; cum 68K 1/15;
28260, 2,424, QEP, Linseth 4-22-15BH, Grail, t12/14; cum 68K 1/15;
28261, 2,103, QEP, Linseth 16-21-15-22LL, Grail, t12/14; cum 52K 1/15;
27757, 1,174, EOG, Parshall 73-2127H,  Parshall, 1920-acre spacing, TD in 9 days; 48 stages, 12.55 million lbs, t9/14; cum 102K 1/15;
28140, 1,303, Hess, HA-Swenson-LW-152-95-1819H-1, 4 sections, Hawkeye, t2/15; cum --27473, 2,732, Whiting, Sovig 24-22-3H, Arnegard, t9/14; cum 52K 1/15;
27474, 2,321, Whiting, Sovig 24-22-4H, Arnegard, t9/14; cum 59K 1/15;
27475, 2,548, Whiting, Sovig 24-22-5H, Arnegard, t9/14; cum 63K 1/15;
27476, 2,858, Whiting, Sovig 24-22H, Arnegard, 30 stages; 3.5 million lbs, t9/14; cum 60K 1/15;
27758, 2,454, EOG, Parshall 72-2127H, Parshall, t9/14; cum 64K 1/15;

21963, 4,447, HRC, Fort berthold 148-95-26A-35-2H, Eagle Nest, Three Forks, originally 1280-acre spacing; changed to 4 sections, no geology report yet to confirm IP; no fracking report; t3/15; cum --  

27755, 2,100, EOG, Parshall 75-2127H, Parshall, t9/14; cum 79K 1/15; choked back;

28364, 2,160, BR, CCU Pullman 5-8-7MBH, Corral Creek, t2/15; cum -- 

28765, 2,190, Newfield, Sand Creek Federal 153-96-21-28-3H, Sand Creek, t1/15; cum 26K 1/15;

27376, 1,578, Petro Hunt, Sherven Trust 153-95-27D-6H, Charlson, t2/15; cum -- 
27564, 1,235, CLR, Holstein Federal 2-25H, Elm Tree, t2/15; cum 5K 1/15;
27604, 1,344, BR, Bullrush 24-10TFH, Elidah, t2/15; cum --
28353, 2,405, BR, CCU Pullman 2-8-7MBH, Corral Creek, unitized, t2/15; cum --

27762, 529, Oasis, White 5198 12-6 3T, Siverston, t10/14; cum 97K 1/15;

23695, 727, Fidelity, Herauf 2-11H, Zenith, Three Forks, t10/14; cum 86K 1/15;

22204, 2,040, BR, Manchester 24-9MBH, Little Knife, t1/15; cum 7K 1/15;
26866, 1,726, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-33C-28-8H, McGregory Buttes, producing, note production profile; t9/14; cum 80K 1/15;
26867, 1,564, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-33C-28-10H, McGregory Buttes, producing, note production profile, t9/14; cum 89K 1/15;
26065, 2,125, XTO, Arley 21X-18A, Grinnell, 2/15; cum 1K 1/15;
28324, 1,414, Hess, EN-Freda-154-94-2635H-3, Alkali Creek, t2/15; cum --
29725, 2,327, Whiting, Eide 41-13-4H, Timber Creek, t2/15; cum --
29726, 1,220, Whiting, Eide 41-13-3H, Timber Creek, t2/15; cum --
29727, 2,319, Whiting, Eide 41013HU, 4 sections, South Tobacco Garden, t2/15; cum -- 

27265, 1,418, Emerald Oil, Slugger 3-16-21H, Charbonneau, producing, interesting production profile, t9/14; cum 35K 1/15;
28677, 660, WPX, Roggenbuck 4-9HY, Van Hook, t12/14; cum 21K 1/15;
29139, 932, Hess, BW-Stoveland-149-100-1003H-3, Ellsworth, t1/15; cum 24K 1/15;
27603, 1,824, BR, Bullrush 34-10MBH-A, Elidah, t2/15; cum -- 

29114, 1,889, Newfield, Helsingborg Federal 153-96-22-27-10H, Sand Creek, t12/14; cum 34K 1/15;
29115, 1513, Newfield, Helsingborg Federal 153-96-22-27-3H, Sand Creek, t12/14; cum 33K 1/15;
28489, 2,343, QEP, Severin 1-16-17BH, Grail, t9/14; cum 113K 12/14;
28490, 2,022, QEP, Severin 2-16-17BH, Grail, t9/14; cum 95K 12/14;27560, 2,150, MRO, Friederich 34-24H, Chimney Butte, t7/14; cum 65K 12/14;

19474, drl, Fram Operating, Nailor Trust 1, wildcat, 32-160-86, no production data,
25869, 2,938, QEP, Pogo 2-28-33TH, Grail, t3/14; cum 150K 12/14;
25870, 2,369, QEP, Pogo 2-28-33BH, Grail, t3/14; cum 121K 12/14;
25871, 2,322, QEP, Pogo 1-28-33BH, Grail, t3/14; cum 129K 12/14;
26319, 2,183, QEP, Pogo 28-33-27-34LL, t3/14; cum 118K 12/14;
26328, 1,916, XTO, Boomer Federal 34X-35H, Lost Bridge, t9/14; cum 35K 12/14;
26467, 1,007, Newfield, Scott 150-99-13-24-4H, Siverston, t5/14; cum 72K 12/14;
26798, 2,295, HRC, Fort Berthold 152-94-24D-13-5H, Antelope, t7/14; cum 126K 12/14;
26883, 1,594, Abraxas, Ravin 26-35-6H, North Fork, t9/14; cum 88K 12/14;
27577, 2,741, Statoil, Barstad 23-14 3H, Alger, t10/14; cum 16K 12/14;
27712, 1,896, Statoil, Syverson 1-12 7TFH, Stony Creek, t12/14; cum 2K 12/14;
28398, 2,529, Whiting, Gunder T. 21-30H, Lonesome, t8/14; cum 62K 12/14;
28399, 2,836, Whiting, Gunder T. 21-30-2H, Lonesome, t8/14; cum 53K 12/14;
28411, 1,070, Hess, SC-Barney-1LE-154-98-1819H-1, Truax, t1/15; cum 10K 12/14;

27279, 2,946, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-19C-18-5H,  Eagle Nest, t8/14; cum 109K 12/14;
28737, 1,423, CLR, Uhlman 1-7H, Banks, t1/15; cum 2K 12/14;

28300, 1,818, XTO, Omlid 41X-13D, Siverston, t2/15; cum --

25737, 1,278, Enerplus, Wind 149-93-07D-12H TF, Mandaree, t9/14; cum 98K 12/14;
25738, 1,946, Enerplus, Sun 149-93-07D-12H, Mandaree, t8/14; cum 99K 12/14;
26487, 3,302, Statoil, Hawkeye 16-21 2H, Todd, t1/15; cum --
26702, 1,310, QEP, MHA 3-27-34H-148-92, Heart Butte, t1/15; cum --
26703, 1,858, QEP, MHA 1-27-34H-148-92, Heart Butte, t1/15; cum --
28341, 1,523, BR, Bullrush 2-7-9UTFH, Elidah, t1/15; cum 1K 12/14;

27607, 1,512, BR, Bullrush 34-10TFH-B, Elidah, t2/15; cum --
26485, 3,454, Statoil, Hawkeye 16-21 3H, Todd, t1/15; cum --
26486, 2,638 , Statoil, Hawkeye 16-21 4H, Todd, no production data,
27277, 2,128, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-19C-18-4H, Eagle Nest, t8/14; cum 84K 12/14;
27280, 2,433, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-30B-31-5H, Eagle Nest, t8/14; cum 137K 12/14;

24744, 2,715, MRO, Fox USA 14-1H, Moccasin Creek, t1/15; cum --
27224, 95 (no typo), Oasis, Mallard 5692 31-22 11T2, Alger, t10/14; cum 3K 12/14;
28302, 2,065, XTO, Omlid 41X-13C, Siverston, t2/15; cum -- 
 
28336, 2,565, BR, Siverston Rush 1-7-8MBH ULW, 4 sections, Elidah, t12/14; cum 14K 12/14;
27159, 715, EOG, Parshall 49-2226H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 99K 12/14;

26705, 1,777, QEP, MHA 5-27-34H-148-92, Heart Butte, t1/15; cum --
27160, 1,299, EOG, Parshall 48-2226H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 100K 12/14;
27278, 3,715, HRC, Fort Berthold 148-94-30B-31-4H, Eagle Nest, t8/14 cum 158K 12/14;
27655, 1,644, Petro-Hunt Jonsrud 152-96-34C-27-2HS, 4 sections, Clear Creek, t12/14; cum 8K 12/14;
28165, 1,444, QEP, State 1-16-21BH, Grail, t10/14; cum 34K 12/14;
28166, 2,204, QEP, State 2-16-21BH, Grail, t10/14; cum 79K 12/14;
28167, 2,761, QEP, State 2-16-21TH, Grail, t10/14; cum 108K 12/14;
28476, 1,620, Newfield, Rolfsrud State 152-96-29-32-3HX, Westberg, t11/14; cum 30K 12/14;
27044, 931, EOG, Parshall 44-1004H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 159K 12/14;
27947, 2,076, Whiting, Bock Federal 44-7PH, Bell, t8/14; cum 58K 12/14;

28266, 1,390, Whiting, Gunder T.31-30-2H, Lonesome, a nice well, t8/14; cum 60K 12/14;
28267, 1,368, Whiting, Gunder T. 31-30-3H, Lonesome, a nice well, t8/14; cum 54K 12/14;
28475, 1,267, Newfield, Rolfsrud State 152-96-29-32-11H, Westberg, a huge well, t11/4; cum 31K 12/14;

25585, 3,122, Whiting, Moccasin Creek 14-33-28-3H, Moccasin Creek 14-33-28-3H,  t1/15; cum --
28216, 1,298, XTO, Rieckhoff 21X-3G, North Tobacco Garden, t12/14; cum 3K 12/14;
28217, 2,065, XTO, Rieckhoff 21X-3B, North Tobacco Garden, t1/15; cum --
28218, 1,615, XTO, Rieckoff 21X-3F, North Tobacco Garden, t1/15; cum --
28290, 1,715, XTO, Rieckhoff 21X-3A, North Tobacco Garden, t12/14; cum 4K 12/14;
28317, 853, EOG, Parshall 38-1608H, Parshall, spacing ICO, t12/14; cum 7K 12/14;
28326, 1,587, Hess, EN-Freda-154-94-2635H-5, Alkali Creek, t1/15; cum --
28577, 2,096, XTO, Rieckoff 21X-3E, North Tobacco Garden, 4 sections, t1/15; cum --

26226, 2,364, QEP, Kirkland 1-23-14BH, Grail, t10/14; cum 53K 12/14;
26227, 2,383, QEP, kirkland 2-23-14BH, Grail, t10/14; cum 68K 12/14;
27036, 137, EOG, Parshall 41-1509H, Parshall, a big well, but interesting production profile, t8/14; cum 78K 12/14;
27392, 456, Fidelity, Barnharts 20-17H, Heart River, producing, a nice well for Fidelity, t9/14; cum 44K 12/14;
28970, 2,690, Statoil, Syverson 1-12 8H-R, Stony Creek, interesting production profile, t11/14; cum 7K 12/14;
25587, 3,465, Whiting, Moccasin Creek 14-33-28-4H, Moccasin, t1/15; cum --
25588, 2,750, Whiting, Moccasin Creek 14-33-28-4H3, Moccasin, t1/15; cum --
27360, 1,114, Emerald, Slugger 7-16-21H, Charbonneau, t12/14; cum 10K 12/14;
28301, 1,735, XTO, Omlid 41X-13G, Siverston, t1/15; cum --
28359, 1,738, MRO, Frank 24-22TFH, Bailey, t12/14; cum 26K 12/14;

27585, 1,443, BR, Haymaker 11-15TFH, Elidah, t1/15; cum --
28327, 1,442, Hess, EN-Freda154-94-2635H-6, Alkali Creek, t1/15; cum --
28826, 2,316, Whiting, Skedsvold 21-4H, Pronghorn, t1/15; cum --
29073, 2,373, Whiting, Skedsvold 21-4-5H, Pronghorn, t1/15; cum --
27117, 1,357, EOG, Parshall 53-1014H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 100K 12/14;
27258, 1,347, Whiting, Dolyniuk 41-25PH, Zenith, t8/14; cum 54K 12/14;
27259, 841, Whiting, Dolyniuk 21-25PH, Zenith, t8/14; cum 40K 12/14;
27037, 445, EOG, Parshall 40-1509H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 98K 12/14;
28132, 2,362, QEP, Moberg 3-18TH, Grail, t8/14; cum 88K 12/14;
28133, 2,341, QEP, Moberg 4-18BH, Grail, t8/14; cum 104K 12/14;
28622, 2,545, QEP, Moberg 18-13LL, Grail, t8/14; cum 88K 12/14;

27043, 439, EOG, Parshall 45-1004H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 100K 12/14;
27207, 538, EOG, Parshall 50-1114H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 84K 12/14;
27260, 1,743, Whiting, Dolyniuk 11-25PH, Zenith, t8/14; cum 59K 12/14;
27292, 844, EOG, Parshall 62-15H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 60K 12/14;
 
27301, 1,265, Zavanna, Husky 33-28 6H, Williston, t1/15; cum --
27302, 1,764, Zavanna, Husky 33-28 4TFH, Williston, t1/15; cum -- 
 28299, 1,749, XTO, Omlid 41X-13H, Siverston, t1/15; cum --
29019, 1,549, Whiting, Mrachek 21-26-3HR, Nameless, t12/14; cum -- 
29020, 1,617, Whiting, Mrachek 21-26H, Nameless, t1/15; cum --

27291, 495, EOG, Parshall 61-15H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 50K 11/14; 
27437, 1,204, EOG, Parshall 63-16H, Parshall, cum 68K 11/14; 
27438, 761, EOG, Parshall 64-16H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 63K 11/14;
28159, 2,004, MRO, Wheeler USA 21-17TFH, Van Hook, t11/4 cum 41K 12/14;

28027, 2,070, Oasis, Twobins 5501 13-29 5B, Missouri Ridge, t12/14; cum -- 

27035, 441, EOG, Parshall 60-1509H, Parshall, t81/4; cum 86K 11/14;
27042, 519, EOG, Parshall 46-1004H, Parshall, t8/14; cum 105K 11/14;

27424, 1,869, Whiting, Talkington Federal 41-25PH, Park, t8/14; cum 71K 11/14;

27697, 2,325, BR, Haymaker 31-15MBH-B, Elidah, t12/14; cum -- 
27708, 1,272, BR, Haymaker 44-22MBH-B, Elidah, t12/14; cum --
28272, 2,685, BR, Copper Draw 11-27TFH ULW, Pershing, t11/14; cum 5K 11/14;

28158, 2,052, MRO, Longoria USA 21-17H, Van Hook, t11/14; cum 16K 11/14;

22363, 2,108, QEP, Kirkland 15E-23/14H, Grail, T10/14; cum 45K 11/14; 

28747, 2,592, Slawson, Jore Federal 2-12H, Clarks Creek, t9/14; cum 63K 11/14;

24002, 2,490, Statoil, Syverson 1-12 4H, Stony Creek, t12/14; cum --
26927, 1,323, BR, Crater Lake 11-14MBH-R, Hawkeye, t12/14; cum --
27261, 1,204, Emerald, Slugger 5-16-21H, Charbonneau, t12/14; cum --
27408, 3,272, Whiting/KOG, Koala 4-4-29-1H, Poe, t11/14; cum 4K 11/14;
27410, 2,444, Whiting/KOG, Koala 4-4-28-3H3, Poe, t11/14; cum 6K 11/14;
27825, 2,351, Whiting/KOG, Koala 4-4-28-4H3, Poe, t12/14; cum --
27503, 1,675, Hess, BB-Budahn A-150-95-0403H-8, Blue Butte, t12/14; cum --
27706, 1,440, BR, Haymaker 44-22MBH-A, Elidah, t12/14; cum --

27069, 1,808, WPX, Good Voice 34-27HZ, Spotted Horn, t11/14; cum 14K 11/14; 
28459, 2,350, MRO, Otto 14-23H, Bailey, t11/14; cum 17K 11/14; 

28312, 1,743, XTO, Hoffmann 14X-12E, Siverston, t12/14; cum --
28311, 1,429, XTO, Hoffmann 14X-12B, Siverston, t12/14; cum --
28313, 2,012, XTO, Hoffmann 14X-12A, Siverston, t12/14; cum --
27679, 1,678, XTO, Thompson Federal 41X-17-TF2, t12/14; cum --
28020, 2,325, QEP, Moberg 3-20-21TH, Grail, t11/14; cum 21K 11/14;
28747, 2,592, Slawson, Jore federal 2-12H, Clarks Creek, t9/14, cum 63K 11/14;

27119, 2,324, BR, Arches 24-35MBH, Keene, t8/14; cum 47K 11/14;
26861, 2,207, XTO, Ruby State Federal 34X-36F, Grinnell, t8/14; cum 62K 11/14;
 
28111, 1,675, MRO, Susana 14-23TFH, Bailey, t11/14; cum 19K 11/14;
26644, 1,849, MRO, Big Eagle USA 41-17TFH, Van Hook, t12/14; cum --
27816, 1,952, QEP, TAT 33-28-34-27LL, Grail, t8/14; cum 63K 11/14; 

27070, 1,892, WPX, Good Voice 34-27HB, Spotted Horn, t11/14; cum 24K 11/14;
28130, 2,318, QEP, Moberg 1-18BH, Grail, t8/14; cum 93K 11/14;
28131, 1,546, QEP, Moberg 2-18BH, Grail, t8/14; cum 71K 11/14;

27599, 1,754, Oasis, Oasis Meiers 5692 43-18 8B, Alger, t8/14; cum 32K 11/14;
27602, 1,677, Oasis, Oasis Meiers 5692 43-18 5B, Alger, t7/14; cum 63K 11/14;
28273, 2,445, BR, Copper Draw 11-27MBH, Johnson Corner, 4 sections, t10/14; cum 4K 11/14;

23803, 1,301, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-1B-7-3H, Charlson, t11/14; cum 5K 11/14;
26850, 1,861, QEP, Otis 4-28-33BHR, Grail, t7/14; cum 146K 11/14;
28274, 2,485, BR, Lillibridge 11-27MBH NH, Johnson Corner, t10/14; cum 7K 11/14;

27501, 1,674, Hess, BB-Budahn A-150-95-0403H-10, Blue Buttes, t12/14; cum --
27502, 1,740, Hess, BB-Budahn A-150-95-0403H-9, Blue Buttes, t12/14; cum --
27743, 2,510, XTO, Brandvik Federal 44X-13D, Corral Creek, t11/14 (typo at NDIC); cum 25K 11/4;

27208, 2,262, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-4B-8-2HS, Charlson, t12/14; cum -- 
28071, 1,628, Petro-Hunt, Sorenson 152-96-24C-13-2HR, Union Center, t10/14; cum 52K 11/14;
24541, 1,113, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 21-14 CL PH, Park, 2 sections, t7/14; cum 38K 11/14;
24542, 1,176, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 11-14PH, Park, t7/14; cum 41K 11/14;
24821, 1,236, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 14-11PH, Park, t7/14; cum 38K 11/14;
24830, 2,542, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 44-11PH, Park, t7/14; cum 86K 11/14;