FWIW
"Wells in the Cline—which is sometimes referred to as the Wolfcamp D zone—certainly appear to have potential. For example, one recent Cline well drilled by Pioneer Natural Resources, the University 7-43 10H, debuted at a stunning 3,605 b/d of oil equivalent in its first 24 hours."
and
"Propelled by rising production in the Eagle Ford Shale and the Cline Shale, Texas wells produced an amazing 2,244,291 barrels per day in July, making Texas by itself one of the five biggest oil producers in the world, about on a par with production from Kuwait, and ahead of two thirds of OPEC countries in production."
So yes, alot of reason to be optimistic about the Cline shale.
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