"Depends on how large the pad is, the extent of on-site facilities, and whether the pad has been reclaimed. If the latter has occurred, the simple answer is no.
If not, it is possible, and sometimes intended."
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Additional drilling on units already drilled
Started this discussion. Last reply by BW_Appalachia Dec 12, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I have a question which I hope will not be considered "dumb". Do they ever do additional drilling on sites that have only one or two bores. We have one site in Doddridge County that only has…Continue
Royalty 1099
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nancy Mosley Feb 8, 2019. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Just received my 1099 from Antero. It had the deductions listed but not the Net Paid. When I noticed this looked back at my other 1099's and discovered two of them did not have deductions or net…Continue
What happened to meet the newbies?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Philip Brutz Oct 12, 2014. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I really liked the meet the newbies group. There was some good information there. What happened? I searched but came up empty.Continue
Antero well on Arnolds Creek
Started Mar 1, 2014 0 Replies 0 Likes
I also have mineral rights on Arnold's Creek that has been leased by Antero. Heard they were going to drill this spring but can't seem to get any info. I live in Florida so I am sort of "out of the…Continue
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Bullfrex replied to Foster Lytle's discussion 'Additional drilling on units already drilled'"It happens here in North Central Tioga Co., PA. I would suppose there are many factors in the decision, not the least of which is the output and profitability of the initial wells. In our area, there were Initially two wells on a pad, drilled…"
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I have a question which I hope will not be considered "dumb". Do they ever do additional drilling on sites that have only one or two bores. We have one site in Doddridge County that only has one bore, and I know there can be up to five or even seven bores on the same site. I have never seen this addressed, and just wondered about it. Appreciate this page and everyone on here.See More
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