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Gordon Creek Energy Inc is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas properties located in the United States of America. Its projects include Gordon Creek Property; and Weston County.


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Gordon Creek Energy Inc > Production Doubles to 45 Mmcf/month
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Comment by elmothefearlesson Nov 18, 2012 7:53pm
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RE: RE: RE: Production Doubles to 45 Mmcf/month

RE: RE: RE: Production Doubles to 45 Mmcf/month

What do you predict wells will produce at, given that TBD predicts 370 mcf / day during the first year, but that number is admittedly conservative?

 

Will modern day completion methods impact production at Gordons Creek?  Why did the previous company sell Gordon's Creek when there were high gas prices?  Just curious, I'd like to learn more about this story.

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