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Interesting Trends
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'sageo' pid='43225' datel Wrote:

'petrengr1' pid='43222' datel Wrote:

I find these trends very interesting- http://tinyurl.com/k7uzpj5 Page 10.
SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL ALONG THREE MAJOR STRUCTURAL
TRENDS

• 3 of 6 prospects on outer trend
Successful

Trend 1 is Triceratops, Bobcat, Jaguar, Elk, Antelope and Antelope Deep. See
http://tinyurl.com/ox8hsuh page18. Three of the six have proven to contain gas i.e. Triceratops, Elk and Antelope. Bobcat being drilled now. Antelope Deep to be drilled in 2015. We might even add Pteranodon to the northwest and Razorback South to the southeast.

Trend 2 looks like it may be Mule Deer, White Tail, Deer and possibly Grizzly. See http://tinyurl.com/may8c52 page 27 (magnify as necessary).

Trend 3 is Puri, Puri Deep, Raptor and Duckbill. Puri-1 produced oil for about 10 days at rates up to 1,400 BOPD so that could be an indication of a possible larger accumulation of oil in this trend.

From the expanded map mentioned in Trend 2 above I might even be able to see another trend. How about Moose, Bear, Wolverine/Kodiac, Razorback North and Zebra? The Puri Limestone was shallow and low pressure at Moose but it contained oil. What might this trend contain in the deeper prospects  to the south?

And I didn’t even mention Wahoo and Tuna in PPL 474.

Pet- Can't thank you enough for your work and knowledge-sharing. I've always felt that Pteranodon was going to be another good "pearl". Your "trend" breakdowns give us a "shot in the arm" on a day like today . Thanks for the much-appreciated encouragement.

We will have to wait and see what develops on Pteranodon. We need some seismic data. It may be too shallow since Triceratops is getting more shallow in that direction. I assume it is across a fault so it could be deeper than NW Triceratops.

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Interesting Trends - by petrengr1 - 05-14-2014, 05:35 AM
RE: Interesting Trends - by sageo - 05-14-2014, 05:54 AM
RE: Interesting Trends - by petrengr1 - 05-14-2014, 06:02 AM
RE: Interesting Trends - by sageo - 05-14-2014, 06:52 AM

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