Permit Granted From Mosser Dome Stratigraphic Trap In Yellowstone County, Mont.
Drilling Activity Details
Locations
Yellowstone
MT
United States
Operators
Plays
Post Date
Shore Type
Well Name
#20-2 Blue Ridge
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Drilling Activity Summary
Description
In Yellowstone County, Mont., Goldrock Minerals LLC has been granted a drilling permit for a wildcat in the Mosser Dome stratigraphic trap area of the state. The #20-2 Blue Ridge will be drilled in Section 20-3s-25e and is projected to 1,000 ft for evaluation of the Greybull Sand (Lower Cretaceous). The wildcat is about 3 miles northeast of Mosser Dome Field and 6 miles south-southeast of Laurel Field, both of which have produced oil from Greybull and Dakota. Mosser Dome Field was discovered in the 1940s. Goldrock’s headquarters are in Billings, Mont.
Description
In Yellowstone County, Mont., Goldrock Minerals LLC has been granted a drilling permit for a wildcat in the Mosser Dome stratigraphic trap area of the state. The #20-2 Blue Ridge will be drilled in Section 20-3s-25e and is projected to 1,000 ft for evaluation of the Greybull Sand (Lower Cretaceous). The wildcat is about 3 miles northeast of Mosser Dome Field and 6 miles south-southeast of Laurel Field, both of which have produced oil from Greybull and Dakota. Mosser Dome Field was discovered in the 1940s. Goldrock’s headquarters are in Billings, Mont.