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Robert Phillips replied to Skip Peel- Independent Landman's discussion WHITING O&G CORP (WLL) APPLIES FOR FIRST LWR SMK DRILLING AND PRODUCTION UNITS in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"I agree and have been saying this all along.  The Brown Dense is not the Bossier Shale.  In the years prior the shale plays the Bossier was considered a drilling hazard in North Louisiana, extremely gassy and over pressured.  The BD…"
Apr 11
Robert Phillips replied to Skip Peel- Independent Landman's discussion WHITING O&G CORP (WLL) APPLIES FOR FIRST LWR SMK DRILLING AND PRODUCTION UNITS in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Depends on the thermal history of the area.  At Jay Field in Florida Smackover oil is produced below 15,000', at Hatter's Pond in Alabama wet gas is produced at 17,500'.  Most of the original Smackover oil in Mississippi was…"
Apr 10
Robert Phillips replied to Skip Peel- Independent Landman's discussion WHITING O&G CORP (WLL) APPLIES FOR FIRST LWR SMK DRILLING AND PRODUCTION UNITS in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"I was going to say the same.  Not only are they deeper, they are within the regional Smackover fault zone.  Interesting development because before all operators were staying away from faulting.  Not sure about your comment on a number…"
Apr 9
Robert Phillips replied to North LA's discussion Who can guess the JV partner with SWN in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Occidental.  They are a big player in the Monterrey, Bakken and Eagle Ford trends.  Through the Cities acquisition they own probably 20,000 acres in the Monroe Field on the east of the Ouachita.   They have no presence here and…"
Feb 21
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Yes, I think we're on the same page now.  Cities Service owned 20,000 acres on the west side of the river north of Monroe.  OXY through Cities now likely stills owns all the minerals through continuous production even though much of…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Skip, in the case of my land, it has been owned by the family since prior to the beginning of Gas Rock production.  Though production has been continuous since the 1920's we reached an agreement with the lessee - operator in the late…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"I'm not a landman but i would think that if the deep rights were released at some time prior to you purchasing the land, 10 years after that release those rights are available to the surface owner by prescription, regardless of whether the…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"The lessee-operator must agree to a request to sever the rights below production, and return them to the mineral owner.  That agreement will be filed of record.  In the case of my land, it was done 60 years ago.  With the current…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"The well was vertical with a loggers depth of 11549'.  Top of Smackover 'A' is approx 9800', Smackover 10350', LSBD 10660', and Norphlet 11,480'. The mud wt. on the final log run from TD was approx. 13#/ gal.,…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Skip the log clearly shows the well penetrated the entire Smackover formation."
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Depends.  I own land in Ouachita with shallow production.  The deep rights below the Gas Rock were severed many years ago so they are available for leasing.  I suspect this is fairly common."
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"Yes, that the Greystone Oxy well.  This was prior to the Weiser Brown well that set off initial speculation and was drilled as a conventional Smackover vertical hole.  Greystone did drill completely through the LSBD and into the underlying…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"I agree, they went way overboard based on available info., but this had/has the potential of a new liquids play and that's what they needed."
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"There have been 3 wellsdrilled on the east side in Morehouse within the last year, and all have been abandoned or temp. abandoned I believe.  They are all in updip areas and indications are that pressures show a normal gradient.  Pressure…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"There is a very interesting Smackover test in the Monroe Field, 19-19N-5E, that was drilled in '06 or '07.  They ran pipe to TD of 11,500' and recovered hydrocarbons to the surface from perfs in the LSBD.  Must have been…"
Feb 5
Robert Phillips replied to bpm's discussion SWN Presentations in the group Brown Dense Lower Smackover
"You never know how large it will eventually be.  For conventional reservoirs geologists generally move along depositional strike to find similar rocks.  That's where I'd be looking. "
Feb 5

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At 9:40am on October 18, 2011, Julie Gibson said…

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