Haynesville Shale

Goodrich Petroleum Updates Haynesville Shale Activity In Shelby Trough

Goodrich Petroleum Corporation (GDP) issued an operations update on its development activities in the Haynesville Shale in Texas.  The company is developing acreage in the Shelby Trough in Texas, and has assembled 28,000 net acres in the play.  Most of this acreage is in the Angelina River Trend. 

Goodrich Petroleum Corporation reported the completion of the S.W. Henderson No. 1H well located in the Angelina River Trend in Angelina County, Texas.  The S.W. Henderson No. 1H well was drilled with a 4100 foot lateral and produced 21 million cubic feet per day of natural gas during a 24 hour period.

Goodrich Petroleum Corporation plans to start drilling the Nelson 1H well, the company’s second well into the Angelina River Trend, in November 2010.  The company will also complete the R. Dean No. 1H well, the company’s first well in the Joaquin area of the Shelby Trough in Texas.

QEP Resources Reports Haynesville Shale Completions

QEP Resources (QEP) is currently operating seven rigs in the Hayneville Shale, and reported production of 172 million cubic feet per day from its properties here at 9/30/2010.

QEP Resources reported the completion of thirteen recent wells drilled to the Haynesville Shale on its properties:

Hutchinson 30 H 1   - 13.4 million cubic feet per day (MMcfd)

W&W Farms 33-15-9 H 1    12.0 MMcfd

Mary 14 H 1 - 12.0 MMcfd

Burns Forest 1 H 1 - 11.4 MMcfd

Rex Young 6 H 3 - 13.7 MMcfd

Rex Young 6 H 5-Alt - 12.9 MMcfd

Marak 15-15-9 H 1 - 11.3 MMcfd

Marak 22-15-9 H 1 - 10.4 MMcfd

R. Wimberly 16-15-9 H 1 - 10.0 MMcfd

Wimberly 21-15-9H 1 - 12.4 MMcfd

Cross Creek 17-15-9 H 1 - 10.7 MMcfd

May 8H 1 - 11.4 MMcfd

May 8H 2 -  11.9 MMcfd

Callon Petroleum Reports Haynesville Shale Completion

Callon Petroleum (CPE) reported the completion of a recent well into the Haynesville Shale on its acreage in Louisiana.

Callon Petroleum said that the George R. Mills No. 1H well was placed onto production at a gross restricted rate of 10.5 million cubic feet equivalent per day using a .28125 inch choke.

The company has no further drilling plans in the Haynesville Shale and said that it would start up development if natural gas prices moved higher.