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Permalink Reply by Andy Grafton on December 6, 2013 at 6:29am

Halcon directly informed me that the Staab well was not economical for them at this time.  Halcon is looking for oil, and it appeared that there was mostly dry gas found at that well.  They wouldn't tell me if they are definitively going to plug it or not, so maybe they will just shut it in for now.  Seeing that gas is at $4.13/mcf right now, maybe things will start to crank up.  I'm not too sure on the Byler well.  I saw some additional lateral permits for that well, but I was also told from a reliable source that Shell told him the well wasn't very good. 

Permalink Reply by David Perotto on December 7, 2013 at 10:48am

Andy,

That explanation does not square up with the geography. If you were told that there is a lack of pressure, I would understand and accept that. This based on the recovery zone being a bit shallower than other producing areas. Further, the dry gas line is well SE of Crawford county. There should be wet gas/condensate at the Staab well. Who told you "mostly dry gas"?

Permalink Reply by Jack Young on December 7, 2013 at 11:55am

Remember, the "dry gas" line shown on various maps of the play is just a guess until wells are actually drilled and produced. And also that as the play goes north there will come a point where those lines change direction or come to an end. Andy's explanation certainly matches up with what I've heard about the well.

Permalink Reply by markkot on December 7, 2013 at 1:01pm

I have property about 9 miles E of the Staab and my OGM are being marketed by WPAGLC.  I talked to Ed about a month or so ago and he said that a gathering line scheduled for the well was not gonna happen.  I'd like to know what the issues are.  I saw the video of the flare and I thot it to be pretty damn impressive.  Don't know if it's dry gas, the economics of the gas price, or percentage of NGL's, condensate, coming out of it.  I sure would like the straight scoop on why it's not being tied in.  Then, there's the Byler, sure would like the latest on that one.  thanks, all...

Permalink Reply by markkot on June 25, 2014 at 4:05am

Haven't heard anything for some time, now.  I'm not sure when the numbers come out of the DEP, but we're nearing the end of June, so it should be soon for the posting.   Anybody hearing anything about the Staab or Byler wells??   Berk, you have any new (good or bad) info?   thanks 

Permalink Reply by Andy Grafton on June 25, 2014 at 4:29am

Staab well has been put on temporary inactive status, Halon has filed a permit for that.  They also filed a permit for a vertical well on that same pad, I'm assuming to try and see what else may be available; maybe to try to get some more logs to make a better case to sell their acreage (purely speculation).  I think the well produced around 3 mmcf over 80 days or so (which may be a bit misleading given the fact that the well was never put on line). 

Permalink Reply by markkot on June 25, 2014 at 5:03am

thanx, Andy.   how about the Byler, know anything about that well??  thanx.

Permalink Reply by MARK LANDIS on September 9, 2014 at 5:40am

I saw at the Byler well that they paved the road going back to the well last week anybody know if they are going to move in equipment? They had two permits for two more wells from here but I am thinking they may have run out.

Permalink Reply by MARK LANDIS on September 10, 2014 at 12:05am

Why pave if nothing is happening?

Permalink Reply by markkot on December 27, 2014 at 5:44am

Been almost 2 months and no activity on the Crawford Co. website.   Any updates on the Byler or Staab that anyone's aware of??   Anything else going on of interest ?   thanks...

Permalink Reply by MARK LANDIS on February 11, 2015 at 1:17am

Shell is trying to renew it's drilling permits for the Byler wells they had in 2012.

Permalink Reply by markkot on February 11, 2015 at 11:51am

Mark,  what has actually occurred at the well site up to this point?   I saw where you said a while back that they paved the road in, and were talking about 2 more permits, but what have they done at the site, as of now?   Did they already drill a well and if so what have they done and were there already 2 add'l permits they had and are those the ones they are renewing?   I see you have some acreage attached to it so I sure hope it works out for you, but I'm interested in the results up to now....   thanks.

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