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Comment by Teddford T on March 8, 2009 at 8:03am

Tyler News...March 8, 2009:

On a 1.75-inch choke the Walker Heirs Well No. 1H potentialed 3.639 million cubic feet of gas. It was completed by Wagner & Brown to 12,585 feet five miles north of Karnack in the Woodlawn Field in the Cotton Valley.

Forest Oil completed the Ivory Acq. Well No. 1 and the Ivory Acq. Well No. 2 2.5 miles northwest of Karnack. The No. 1 hit 9,700 feet in the Woodlawn Field and potentialed 385,000 cubic feet of gas on a 24/64-inch choke in the Cotton Valley. The No. 2 hit 11,012 feet in the North Carthage Field and potentialed 50,000 cubic feet of gas on a 24/64-inch choke. Production is in the Bossier Shale.

NFR Energy completed the George Beaird Well No. 04H to 12,576 feet three miles northwest of Karnack in the Woodlawn Field. On a 48/64-inch choke the well potentialed 1.526 million cubic feet of gas in the Cotton Valley.

Comment by btj on February 25, 2009 at 8:56am

The Tyler paper reported that Forest Oil had completed the T J Taylor 15T 10 miles south of Jefferson. It was drilled to 11,415', potentialed 150,000 cf in the Bossier Shale. Is this a viable well?

Comment by Teddford T on February 15, 2009 at 9:31am

Tyler Newspaper reports on Sunday, February 15, 2008: Wagner & Brown will drill the Rowell GU Well No. 1H to 13,100 feet three miles north of Karnack in the Woodlawn (Cotton Valley) Field in the F.M. Davis Survey, A-463.

Comment by Teddford T on February 8, 2009 at 11:47am

In The Tyler Paper today...XTO Energy will drill Cromer Well 11 to 10,500 feet 2.8 miles northeast of Jefferson in Rodessa (Cotton Valley Consolidated) Field, W. Peacock Survey, A-312. It may also be drilled in Rodessa (Travis Peak) Field.

Comment by Teddford T on January 25, 2009 at 3:09pm

January 25, 2009. Tyler Newspaper reports...

Wagner & Brown completed O.G. Murphy Heirs 1H to 13,105 feet three miles northeast of Karnack in Woodlawn Field. On a 1.75-inch choke, it potentialed 3.078 million cf of gas in Cotton Valley.

Comment by Marilyn on August 28, 2008 at 9:17pm

We had another offer from Devon today. $500 lease bonus/per acre and 1/5 royalty. Have joint mineral rights on many properties mostly in Marion County. Surprisedly, he was not calling about our largest and least confusing one, near Gray, Texas on Highway 49 about a mile and half from the Louisiana border.

We told him his offer wasn't even warm and he urged us to counter. We told him when he has a somewhat respectable offer to get back with us.

Comment by Marilyn on August 27, 2008 at 11:53am

Aaron, there was a Marion County group under East Texas, but now we have our own web page. You might want to read all the posts on that former page, but, we're hoping, everyone with concerns in Marion County will move over here. Will make it simpler to have our own page.

Also, there is a discussion forum above these comments. Be sure to check there and perhaps we should have more descriptive titles in that area. We've been going with "Marion County: as that distinguished us on the East Texas pages.

Welcome,
Marilyn

Comment by Aaron on August 27, 2008 at 10:11am

Seems that there may be more than one Marion County Discussion group. I have acreage in Marion County north of jefferson. Acreage is within 5 or 6 Abstracts. The first of 3 newly permitted locations has been drilled by Wagner Brown LTD. I attempted to contact one of their representatives but have yet to hear back from them. If I can get the completion results somehow I will pass them along. The wells are just north of Karnack.

Comment by Carl Goetting on August 26, 2008 at 6:36pm

Marilyn, BTJ I will post the location of my properties Aug27.
With my Tobin map I can cross reference where Drilling Permits are being issued. Unfortunately we will not know where leasing is heading or likely to head unless everyone who posts is willing to identify their property when they are contacted. We will definitely need more input from members.
Regards
Carl Goetting

Comment by Marilyn on August 26, 2008 at 3:09pm

OK, we'll get the interest up soon and maybe you won't hear the crickets. :-)

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