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Mark P
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Mar 14, 2012
Mark P commented on Keith Mauck (Site Publisher)'s group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"As to question as to this formation extending into Cass County, the stratigraphic equivalent does stretch into NE Texas and at least as far west as Hopkins / Rains County. Gets deeper and gas prone in that area but it is still the primary Smackover…"
Feb 3, 2012
Mark P replied to Fred S.'s discussion Shut in...........NEED HELP! in the group Fayetteville Shale
"Sorry for delay in response - been covered up here. Not a lot of info out there but combination of distance to nearest pipeline hook up (at least four miles) and probable low ultimate recovery (tied in part to shallow depth) points to operator…"
Oct 28, 2011
Mark P replied to Fred S.'s discussion Shut in...........NEED HELP! in the group Fayetteville Shale
"I have seen wells "stranded" like this and never put to sales. Best example that comes to mind of a well that just sat there for a long time prior to being put to sales is in Tennessee where gas well sat for over 20 years before another…"
Oct 20, 2011
Mark P replied to Fred S.'s discussion Shut in...........NEED HELP! in the group Fayetteville Shale
"Depending on well costs and pipeline costs, the return on investment may not merit putting capital here - versus putting it elsewhere (e.g. Southwestern is heavy in the Brown Dense oil play in southern Arkansas / Northern Lousiana). I have been in…"
Oct 18, 2011
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Oct 14, 2011
Mark P replied to Fred S.'s discussion Shut in...........NEED HELP! in the group Fayetteville Shale
"I have never personally experienced a pipeline hook up for this long - but I am betting that the operator feels that area is not economic to merit laying a pipeline.   I have heard from two different sources that, with today's gas prices,…"
Oct 13, 2011
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At 12:38pm on August 2, 2011, Bill Moon said…

Mark, do you believe that there is a reasonable likelihood of productive formations below the Eagle Ford in Central LaSalle County?

 

 

At 4:13pm on October 27, 2010, Bill Moon said…
Mark,

Thanks so much for your response.


Bill
At 1:38pm on October 27, 2010, Bill Moon said…
Mark, I am new to the forum but appreciate your taking the time to share your information and knowledge with all. My family has leased property in LaSalle County which seems to be on the western edge of the EOG leases and just a little west and south of the Hof4 well. Our land appears to be on the border of the oil window and the wet gas window based upon the generalized maps I have seen. Could you share your thoughts on the prospects for wells drilled there, what you think the thickness of the shale formation might be and any other information you think relevant?
Thanks, B. Moon
At 9:08pm on August 3, 2010, Mark P said…
Hello! I hope the site is a place for you to learn, network and contribute. My name is Keith and I started the site in June of 2008 to open up lines of communication between landowners. Since then, we have grown to over 13,000 members.

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Keith "Haynesville"
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P.S. Have fun SHALING!

 
 
 

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