RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:EarningsThe bottom two new west ferrier wells did 1800-1900 barrels of oil a piece total for March.
If they worked 6 days...300-400 barrels of oil a day and cleaning out....
For other 2 wells....900 barrels of oil on one and close to 3000 barrels of oil total for other for March.
If they worked 6 days....500 barrels of oil on one and 150-200 barrels per day on other.
Makese sense to have a lower oil one as it gets gassier to the west.
kavern23 wrote: 1500 MCF a day * 6 days gives 9000 mcf total....
I mean it matches.....
Less days the better as it means thos wells are strong...
kavern23 wrote: On those 4 new Ferrier wells that were tied in for March..i don't know the hours ran for March but with NG being produced only 6000 MCF - 10000 MCF total or the whole month...it leads me too believe YGR got around 5-6 days of March production only....max
If I am right on this...very good thing....man I hate when things are confidential status lol.
If I am right it means they should be contribute 300 plus on oil in April per well plus 200 BOE on NG.....
kavern23 wrote: Feb would have been sick if those 2 cheddarville wells were good...in the 11k range...
Lets cross our fingers on the new caroline wells and this new 5 well cheddar pad come on at nice production rates as west ferrier is so good it will keep the company over 10k boe plus every month this year alone without too much new production adds.
West Ferrier hides alot as some of the west ferrier wells will do 500 BOE plus in first 365 days quite easily....
50K barrels of oil and 1 bcf of gas in first year plus liquids.
cfliesser wrote: All I know is what I have for data:
Nov: 10.2k
Dec: 9.8k
Jan: 9.8k
Feb: 10.4k
Mar: 10.0k
So I think crappy December wells might have been why production dipped a little then.
Feb looked really good, then March problems.
If they fix the issues, maybe April: 11k?