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ALongview replied to ALongview's discussion Kardell 4H James Lime"This from the merger conference call:
I'm noticing on Slide 7, James Lime spending in 2014 is up significantly from 2013. Is that a function of having the wherewithal to go after that a little more? Is that a function of gas prices have gone…"
ALongview replied to ALongview's discussion Kardell 4H James Lime"Thanks Paul. Looks like they are going to drill some in the James Lime in 2013-2014."
ALongview replied to ALongview's discussion Kardell 4H James Lime"Not of the entire area. Crimson posted on their latest presentation the units in San Augustine County that they believe are in the play. Forestar has more acreage leased in Sabine County and Devon has a good bit of acreage in both Counties."
"Thanks for the info in Forestar and Crimson. Did anyone provide an updated map of the liquids play?"
ALongview replied to ALongview's discussion Kardell 4H James Lime"I listened to some of the IPAA conference calls this last week and was surprised to hear that Forestar has an agreement with Devon that covers 22,000 acres in San Augustine and Sabine County for the James Lime and they were actively leasing…"
"they simply flow the condensate in storage tanks at well site then periodic truck it out to market or to nearest contracted pipeline when tanks are near full."
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- At 5:50pm on August 8, 2011,
Willis Bodine said… - I will tell you anything I know about St. Mary Energy. Since I live in Florida, most of my direct information is somewhat long distance, but I have leased with them since 2002. Let me know.
- At 3:46pm on March 14, 2011,
Oildex said… - Hi Al - Thanks for welcoming us to this community!
- At 8:42pm on December 15, 2010,
ken hatcher said…
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- At 10:53am on August 8, 2010,
DJG said… - AL, saw your discussion on Haynesville LIME. Not sure what the maps will eventually look like, but my own hunch is that the lime will end up being a big deal.
The area in NW Shelby where our minerals are located has had pretty poor well results, including Devon's recent HA completion with their Adams 1-H which only came in at 1.5 mmcfd. Our minerals are right next door to that well and yet Devon still pushed to get our lease done AFTER they had these unimpressive numbers from the Adams well.
While negotiating the depth clause for our lease, Devon was adamanent that the HA Lime be included in the lease. Makes me think that the Lime is really their main target for the area.
- At 6:02pm on August 3, 2010,
- Not entirely sure what Devon is doing but you sure cannot discount them, my concern is on the Patterson 543 well (OLYMPIA) It is 4 miles North of my underwater stuff. Kinda think I am going to be in fair shape with a little luck!
- At 9:26am on August 3, 2010,
- Things are slowly taking shape are they not?
- At 9:19pm on June 21, 2010,
- This new smackover well forest is doing leads to some real mystique to our areas(7-17-13-W) because that could be more than dry gas. The hall well may confirm that. The smackover gives up condensate and gas. Just my thoughts...not going to mention this on discussions...the sergant at arms would get me. thanks, Ken $$$
- At 12:37pm on June 7, 2010,
jffree1 said… - I don't know about CHK. If counties to the north are any indication it could be fall before they do anything but I hope they move sooner than that. We need some excitement down here!
- At 4:59pm on June 5, 2010, jffree1 said…
- I passed by the Broncos DU site Thursday and they had about a gazillion trailers all around it so I think they must be fracking.
- At 12:26pm on December 23, 2009, jffree1 gave ALongview a gift…
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