re: Haynesville Shale North of Benton??

thats not very responsible of him then, where are the logs on sonris?

The well at Mission Plantation is a Haynesville sand well. Not related to Haynesville shale. Crystal drilled one there in the 1980's. Won't affect any interest in the shale right there in that area.

That is the Haynesville sand, not the Haynesville shale. Crystal drilled a well in the exact area and produced it from the Haynesville sand. I've seen the logs only about forty times.

Haynesville SAND well

Easy to see it's a sand on the logs, and it is part of the stateline trend. The well also made lots of oil, which everyone knows the Haynesville shale doesn't because it is dry gas. Quit trying to make things up where they don't exist.

CB, these guys do have alot of good info they are sharing. I just never fell for the crap that this field was as small as the first maps were saying. I understand big oil, landmen, etc. want to keep the lease prices low. If I were in that business, I would want that too. However, people are no longer as illiterate as in previous years. People are doing their homework and it will pay out in the end. Have a good one.

Is there any posibility of any leasing going on in Benton ? I own around 6-8 acres over here. I heard that someone got almost $11,000 25% royalties in Benton somewhere but I have not heard anything else about that anywhere. Any leasing going on here would be a god send to me and my family, just like it is for so many others. Any information is welcomed, thank you!

Missionary Lake is the Haynesville Sand. The serial number on the well is #175453. Produced in the 1980's from the Haynesville SAND. We've covered this at least twenty times. I said there would be other formations found productive up there like the Cotton Valley, Pettet, and Haynesville Sand. In the area in question (T23N, North part of 22N) I have yet to be proven wrong. This is a Haynesville sand well, and you can't make it into the Haynesville shale just because you want to. Go to the conservation department and pull the well file. You'll see it's clearly the Haynesville sand. You people are unbelievably delusional if you think this new well (Drilled by Etoco and as a direct offset to the Crystal well) is a Haynesville shale well. I wish it was, but that just isn't the truth.

As usual, in the face of incontrovertible facts, Floppy refuses to admit he was wrong.

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Good news, people up north!! I just got wind that some action is taking place up around Plain Dealing and surrounding area. Anybody else heard anything?

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Come on people!! As you will see I had question marks behind the subject title and my initial statement (quoted above) never mentions shale. TD got is stinger hard right off the bat, trying to prove the shale is not up there. I could care less if they find Dixie Milk, Cold Budweiser, Java Juice, Hosston Tea, Ida Rocks, Lafayette Gravel, Bradley Bottom Muds, or Wardview Hickory Nutts!!! Do you all get the point?? If it pays, it will help everybody in the area. Like I said, things are and will begin happening in that area.

Elm Grove = Samuel Clemens!

This thread rocks, thanks to all!

TD83...I gotta question. With actual GIP estimated at 150 Bcf/section and EUR at 50 Bcf/section, the mendoza line seemingly at 30% per other shale plays...What are they gonna do about the 70% left in the ground?

what section and township are you in