Hibernia Resources Completes Three Wolfcamp Producers at Reagan County, Texas, Drillpad
Drilling Activity Details
Reagan
TX
United States
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
Three horizontal Wolfcamp wells have been completed from a pad by Houston-based Hibernia Resources III LLC in Reagan County (RRC Dist. 7C), Texas. The wells are in Section 17, Block F, C&M RR Co Survey, A-79. According to IHS Markit, #1H Hail Tap Rock was tested flowing 1,004 bbl of 41.8-degree-gravity crude, 902,000 cu ft of gas and 1,503 bbl of water per day from acidized and fracture-stimulated perforations at 8,723-13,824 ft. Tested on a 46/64-in. choke, the flowing tubing pressure was 346 psi. The 13,952-ft Spraberry Trend well has a true vertical depth of 8,356 ft and the lateral bottomed about 1 mile to the northwest in Section 14. The parallel #2H Hail Tap Rock flowed 1,131 bbl of oil, 827,000 cu ft of gas and 1,794 bbl of water per day. Treated perforations are at 8,510-13,611 ft and the flowing tubing pressure was 645 psi when tested on a 34/64-in. choke. The 13,741-ft well has a true vertical depth of 8,220 ft. The #3H Hail Tap Rock was drilled to 14,014 ft (8,342 ft true vertical) and produced 1.007 bbl of oil, 907,000 cu ft of gas and 1,528 bbl of water from perforations at 8,783-13,884 ft.
Three horizontal Wolfcamp wells have been completed from a pad by Houston-based Hibernia Resources III LLC in Reagan County (RRC Dist. 7C), Texas. The wells are in Section 17, Block F, C&M RR Co Survey, A-79. According to IHS Markit, #1H Hail Tap Rock was tested flowing 1,004 bbl of 41.8-degree-gravity crude, 902,000 cu ft of gas and 1,503 bbl of water per day from acidized and fracture-stimulated perforations at 8,723-13,824 ft. Tested on a 46/64-in. choke, the flowing tubing pressure was 346 psi. The 13,952-ft Spraberry Trend well has a true vertical depth of 8,356 ft and the lateral bottomed about 1 mile to the northwest in Section 14. The parallel #2H Hail Tap Rock flowed 1,131 bbl of oil, 827,000 cu ft of gas and 1,794 bbl of water per day. Treated perforations are at 8,510-13,611 ft and the flowing tubing pressure was 645 psi when tested on a 34/64-in. choke. The 13,741-ft well has a true vertical depth of 8,220 ft. The #3H Hail Tap Rock was drilled to 14,014 ft (8,342 ft true vertical) and produced 1.007 bbl of oil, 907,000 cu ft of gas and 1,528 bbl of water from perforations at 8,783-13,884 ft.