cracking the code

Another crazy day. Up 300 Dow pts, down on the ASX..? Like finger nails down a blackboard. GLTAL's

Just some small info while we wait. (Better to put up some info, no matter how insignificant, than shoot each other down, IMO.)

Wouldn't mind access to TB's mobile when he's out here in Sept.

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Second and more critical is this recent snippet from Whiting. Yes, Redtail is not Hawk Springs (lies in the middle of HS and Wattenburg) but shows persistence is the name of the game. If we can replicate this result all good IMO. If you take London Flats as attempt one than Defender is try 2. (To be fair London Flats was planned & completed by Kestral who SSN took over.)

'First, let's start on Slide 19 with our encouraging results in the DJ Niobrara. We completed the Wild Horse 16-13H discovery well at our Redtail prospect, flowing 1,321 BOE per day from the Niobrara formation at a vertical depth of 6,762 feet. The well was fracture stimulated in 21 stages, all using sliding sleeve technology. The well's lateral length was 4,113 feet. The Wild Horse well produced at an average rate of 454 BOE per day during its first 30 days of production. Based on the results of this well, we added 4 horizontal wells to our 2011 drilling program at Redtail.

I want to add that we are very early in this DJ program; however, we made changes to the Wild Horse well based on what we learned on our 3 earlier completions, and it worked. We changed the azimuth. We changed our frac-ed wood [ph], and we think we have great results.'