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This is Not GGE but Southwestern are have big plans in the Brown Dense and thought this may be of interest in relation to their recent drilling.http://seekingalpha.com/article/561911-southwestern-energy-s-ceo-discusses-q1-2012-results-earnings-call-transcript

"In our Lower Smackover Brown Dense play in Southern Arkansas and Northern Louisiana, we hold leases on 540,000 net acres and have drilled 3 wells in the area. Our first well, the Roberson located in Columbia County, Arkansas, was placed on production in February, and its highest producing rate was 103 barrels a day of 36-degree API gravity oil with 200 Mcf per day of gas. The well has been shut in for pressure buildup testing in March, and we continue to perform testing on the well, which includes re-completing one stage in the heel of the well with acid last week.

Our second well, the Garrett located in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, was placed on production in late March and is the highest-producing -- and its highest producing rate was 301 barrels of 52 API gravity oil with 7 -- 1.7 million cubic foot per day of gas and 2,200 barrels of flowback water. Approximately 55% of the frac's fluid has been recovered to date. All the production to date has been through casing. We finished running tubing in the well yesterday, and we'll open the well back up this morning and believe that the production will continue to increase until fluid recovery reaches somewhere around 65% of total. This should happen somewhere towards the end of May.

Our third well, the BML located in Union Parish, Louisiana, was drilling down to the curve in late March when we received a pressure kick which resulted in sticking the pipe. We then sidetracked the well and are currently drilling over 4,000 feet in the lateral. In our first attempt, we were drilling with 11.4 pounds per gallon mud, and during the kick, it increased the mud weight to 15.6 pounds per gallon. Data indicates the kick was an oil kick. The sidetrack is drilling with an average mud weight of 15.4 pounds per gallon. We’ll fracture-stimulate this well with approximately 30 stages later this month.

As I mentioned earlier, we want to accelerate testing the Brown Dense, so we have decided to shift some capital away from our other operating areas. And currently, we are evaluating adding another rig to the area sometime in the third quarter of 2012"