eureka, page-41

Something for those looking for a bit of hope below is a little extract from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_fracturing

It explains why a productive well may not flow immediately and what can be done about it.

Personally Im quite hopeful given the 200 odd metres of pay.

In my experience duster confirmations come quick



Drilling a borehole or well involves applying downward pressure to a rotating drill bit. This drilling action produces rock chips and fine rock particles that may enter cracks and pore space at the wellbore wall, resulting in damage to the permeability at and near the wellbore. The damage reduces flow into the borehole from the surrounding rock formation, and partially seals off the borehole from the surrounding rock. Hydraulic fracturing can be used to mitigate this damage.