Gulfport/Clay well begun

Hello, a new Gulfport wellsite and prep began on Tuesday, June 19, 2012 on the farm owned by Dick and Kaye Clay, of Freeport & Moorefield townships in Harrison county.  When we first knew they were going to drill on us, I got on the web searching for any kind of information on the subject.  There isn't a lot out there for the landowner.  So I will be attempting to let you know what's going on, as it happens, in the hopes that it will help others.

ODNR approved the permit on June 13. We found this out by searching the web, not direct contact. Then on June 19 it was crazy with people coming and going. 

2 large dozers began moving top soil. The last 2 days they have been working on the access road. Keep in mind this is on private property and there is no way to get close to watch the happenings, like at the boy scout camp and Rysers.  

More info as it happens, Kaye

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Permalink Reply by Greg Hamilton on April 21, 2013 at 2:18pm

great news!

Permalink Reply by Suzan on February 25, 2013 at 7:06am

K it was great to hear your story in Canfield this weekend.  Since you don't have a pipeline yet, are they removing the gas/oil/etc by tanks? Just wondering how that works when the infrastructure is not in place yet.  Any other paperwork required in Ohio before royalties ( like)

the division orders in Texas? Just trying to get an idea of it works from production forward.

Thanks!   

Permalink Reply by K Clay on April 21, 2013 at 2:42pm

The latest news here is that they are drilling well #2 and pushing to get the pipeline in the ground to get the first well into production.  

Permalink Reply by Suzan on April 22, 2013 at 2:20am

Thanks K- word in our area is that the pipeline will not be going in to our well until October so it is not moving as fast as one would hope.  

 

Permalink Reply by Wendy Lane on May 3, 2013 at 9:10am

Mrs Clay, could you tell me how long a time period it was between Gulfport contacting you about doing a well, signing, and then moving in? I see it was only 7 days after the permit was approved that they moved equipment in but I'm really curious how long the whole process takes. Thank you for any information.

Permalink Reply by K Clay on May 6, 2013 at 6:58am

It seems we were notified first part of May, 2012. Had surveying and paperwork, then they moved in the 3rd week of June. That first well was done, except for production, the 3rd week of Jan. 2013. They did tell me that the time frame for every well would be different, dependant on many circumstances. And the well is still not in production, but Mark West is hustling to get it there.

Permalink Reply by Shower Bath on January 1, 2014 at 11:29am

2013 Q3 production numbers for the Clay pad:

well #                     oil                      gas                        days of production

Clay 1-H            1,704  B             19,912                               35

Clay 2-H             5,434 B             37,157                               19

Clay 3-H             9,939 B             70,720                               32

Clay 4-H             1,637 B             24,414                               14

Randy

Permalink Reply by David Perotto on January 1, 2014 at 11:44am

Real nice numbers. Anyone have know why the 2H & 3H are outproducing the 1H & 4H? Just luck of the draw?

Harrison and Noble have some strong oil numbers.

 

Permalink Reply by K Clay on January 7, 2014 at 6:25am

They have had some trouble with a couple of our wells and are working on them. That is why 2 & 3 are doing better than 1 & 4.  It is my understanding that this in not uncommon, for well production to fluctuate from month to month due to work they are doing topside.

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