Thanks fake vikingRegarding the waxing.
If you are truly in the know this is actually fabulous news after thinking about it. Waxing normally occurs when you pull on the formation too hard The flare settling relatively lower after waxing would suggest that the well has much more to offer if they flow differently next time. Engineers and chemists can easily remove wax and control it next time. The engineers now know not to flow the well in "ludicrous mode" next time. In my field experience, wells that wax up most frequently are the crazy pressured ones that we flow like mad during cleanup or to see what they can do wide open.
I have a suspicion that this well was flowed in "ludicrous mode" during cleanup. Care to comment on that Viking? I have flowed the largest and deepest formation in the world, my friend. My god we even waxed up at 70mmcf once.....boy what a problem.
Any other "intel" for us that we can use to our advantage?