RE:May be in next I hope you're correct, Shenty, but the hedges for Q3 will look even worse than for Q2 (though they are almost identical) since the spot prices have continued to rise. That said, there are still some ugly hedges for Q4, just fewer. 2022 also has underwater fixed hedges, though fewer still.
I'm pro-Peyto because debt issues should be in the rearview mirror by the end of Q1 2022, and I think full year maintenance-level FCF will essentially double compared to 2021.