The latest completion reports filed by Harold Hamm’s Continental Resources confirms his Oklahoma City company located an area of the STACK that has resulted in massive oil production from more sister wells. There must have been a lot of back-slapping at Continental when the Blaine County wells were completed.
The company produced 7 more sister wells with combined production of more than 16,000 barrels of oil a day. Two of the Schulte Federal wells were drilled at 30 15N 10W while five others were just across the section line at 19 15N 10W which puts them at a site about 5 miles southeast of Watonga. The wells are adjacent to 13 15N 11W where Continental had 7 sister wells drilled about the same time with combined production of more than 20,000 barrels of oil a day.
Do the math—the 14 wells in the immediate area southeast of Watgona are producing more than 36,000 barrels of oil a day along with 48,925 Mcf of natural gas!
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All of the 7 Schulte Federal wells had spud dates in November and December 2018 with completions made in August 2019. The two wells located at 30 15N 10W had production of 1,672 and 1,705 barrels of oil a day along with natural gas production of 5,135 Mcf and 4,820 Mcf daily respectively. Their drilling depths were 21,859 and 21,837 feet deep in the Mississippi Lime formation.
The five Schulte Federal wells located at 19 15N 10W, just north across the section line from the two previous wells also had spud dates in November and December 2018 with completions made in August 2019.
The largest had production of 3,277 barrels of oil a day and 9,654 Mcf of natural gas from a depth of 20,985 feet, according to its completion report. Another Schulte well had production of 2,687 barrels of oil and 9,444 Mcf of natural gas daily from a depth of 21,220 feet according to the completion report.
The third largest well, according to its completion report had production of 2,424 barrels of oil a day along with 7,045 Mcf of natural gas from a depth of 21,339 feet. A fourth well produced 2,309 barrels of oil and 6,957 Mcf of natural gas a day from a depth of 21,109 feet according to its completion report. The fifth and smallest producer, drilled at a depth of 21,409 feet had production of 2,022 barrels of oil and 5,870 Mcf of natural gas daily according to its completion report.