Cara - It is true that Hawkeye and Cinco are different structures - they are also different lithologies (rock types) which has more to do with the storage capacity (porosity) and ability to flow (permeability) but both structures are currently mapped to have been filled by hydrocarbon from the same source rock and previous details has shown that Hawkeye is closer to the source and migration pathway than Cinco.
If Hawkeye was a duster, then on current geological understanding, it would be highly likely that Cinco would be too. However, if Hawkeye had gas shows or residual oil shows that made it uneconomic, this wouldn't diminish the chances of Cinco as it would show proof of migration - just not a valid seal (residual oil shows) or gas prone (higher thermal maturity).
Hope this makes sense.
Cara - It is true that Hawkeye and Cinco are different...
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