the early well tests were disrupted by coil clean out...

the early well tests were disrupted by coil clean out operations, and run for a short period of time, so that they were still both flowing plenty of frac fluid, as jordan mentioned in the qrtrly

they expect flow rates now the well has rested, and frac fluid dispersed, to be higher

A number of Montney operators have observed substantial
improvements both in total production rates and CGRs by allowing wells to sit for a period of time
(typically 6-9 months) prior to being brought on production. This is commonly referred to as “soak
time”
(2)