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Originally posted by danpech:
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Think of it this way. the Sycamore ( limestone) and Woodford ( shale) are extensive oil and gas bearing zones that are fairly homogeneous ( within a few % variations) according to depth, thickness, porosity, permeability etc. You can almost consider them giant oilfields which have been extensively drilled by historic vertical wells ( in the BRK DSU's) and recent fracked horizontal wells around the BRK DSU's. The fields have fairly significant faulting throughout . The unfracked vertical wells produced from the Sycamore but only extracted a miniscule amount of the hydrocarbons because of the tight formation. They got no production from the Woodford .
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Hi Dan with the vertical wells which have been drilled on BRKs land can they be turned into horizontal wells easily, is this what they mean to have the well reworked. thanks in advance.
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