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RE: Oh, I almost forgot this....

[redoctober777]

Analyzing your list of Madison Parish swamps . . . .
From the online converter, 0.2 square kilometers = 50 acres.
So if a swamp is roughly .2 km wide by 1 km long, that's about 50 acres.
From your list for Madison county:

- Alligator lake is a marsh that abuts the mississippi river.
- Bear Wallow is about 50 acres (.2 km by 1 km, maybe)
- Bell island is 62 acres, but it's in the middle of Eagle Lake.  Can I assume that dickey boy would not be drilling a well in the middle of a lake???
- Catfish lake is an island in the middle of Catfish Lake.  Very catchy.
- Compton lake is about 100 acres, (.4 square kilometers)
- John palmer lake is about 100 acres.
- Rainey Brake is about 25 acres.

So in ALL of madison county, not counting swampy islands in the middle of permanent lakes (alligator, bell island, and catfish lake), there is about 300 acres of "swamp" in a parish of 624 square miles, (400,000 acres).  That's less than 0.1% of the area that could be considered "swamp" and not a good place to drill.  Since most of the features are a few tenths of a kilometer wide, it seems to me that it would be no problem to put the well on dry land that would be accessible by motor vehicle and not an airboat?  Is that a bad assumption?  Well, given who we're dealing with, Yeah.  Probably a bad assumption..

Stop wasting this board's time with any more of your pseudo-factual gibberish.  I'm not impressed. 
But thank you for proving my point.  Northiern LA is NOT SWAMPY.