Chesapeake's Allenco leases are near Burleson, TX just north of Hwy 174. 
The 1H, 2H and 3H units have been drilled and completed. The 4-H unit (shown here) is currently being drilled.
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Allenco Units in Johnson County
Chesapeake's Allenco leases are near Burleson, TX just north of Hwy 174. The 1H, 2H and 3H units have been drilled and completed. The 4-H unit (shown here) is currently being drilled.
Chesapeake's Edgecliff Drilling
Site of numerous Edgecliff permitted gas drills; including the D 1-H, 3-H and 5-H units, and the completed B 1-H unit. 
Mountain Drilling Company continues the D 5-H drill. As mentioned in another post this type of rig employs an automated pipe handling system
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These transfer lines are being used to fracture an adjacent unit. This highly controversial method of releasing the gas from the shale has been both applauded and criticized. The controversy is over the contents of the frac fluids raising environmental concerns. Some say safe - others say danger. Your opinion is welcomed in the poll found on the home page.
. These transfer lines are being used to fracture an adjacent unit. This highly controversial method of releasing the gas from the shale has been both applauded and criticized. The controversy is over the contents of the frac fluids raising environmental concerns. Some say safe - others say danger. Your opinion is welcomed in the poll found on the home page.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Range Production's Fred Davis #1 Unit
This vertical well drilled by Range in the Denton County Barnett was completed in January 2007. The drillbit penetrated to a depth of 10,000 feet, beneath this rolling pasture land.
HEP Oil, XTO and Range Units in Wise
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| Entrances to several Barnett Shale Units drilled by independents in Wise County, TX. |
Ferguson B-2 Unit in Wise County
One of many Wise county Barnett wells, this vertical drill was completed over 5 1/2 years ago. This entrance to the unit is on Hwy 51, about 3 miles SW of Slidell, TX. Dallas Production has been an active driller in this area since 1979, according to TX/RRC records.Monday, February 15, 2010
Barnett Industrial Park - Cleburne, TX.
About 5 miles south of Cleburne, TX this facility is home to numerous oil field service companies.
Quicksilver's LD/Dutch Gray Unit
Friday, February 12, 2010
Record Snowfall Doesn't Slow Drilling
For Mountain Drilling it's business as usual at Chesapeake's Edgecliff D-1H unit in Fort Worth, TX.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Monday, February 08, 2010
Gas Wells/Pipelines Hill County, TX
Quicksilver's Norris
1-H unit south of Blum, TX.
The sun shines and then sets on Cowtown Pipeline's gathering lines just west of the Norris unit in Hill county.Chesapeake's Edgecliff D -1H Unit
Sound barriers engulf Mountain Drilling's hydraulic drilling rig #4 in south Fort Worth, TX. This rig has a fully automated pipe handling system, which significantly reduces hazardous operations on the rig floor.
Friday, February 05, 2010
Loophole lets gas drillers inject chemical; Texas official says water untainted | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Texas Regional News
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Quicksilver's Shelby 1H-2H Drill
QRI's rig is up and the drill is underway at the Shelby lease in N. central Hill county. This view was taken from FM 3049 looking west.
The Shelby lease from FM 934.
Peoria Baptist just south of Peoria, between Hillsboro and Whitney,TX.
PVR Gathering Pipeline in S. Central Hill County
This gathering complex was once home to three Duke lease flowmeters. PVR/Forest has removed some of the valves and meters from this system located on Hwy 22, between Hillsboro and Peoria.
Loose bolts are a sure sign that part of the gathering lines have been dismantled.Forest's Duke Production 1/11/2010
Flow rate at the Duke units in Hill county have dropped dramatically during the past several months. Enter "Duke production" in Google's "Search this Blog" box for previous readings.Saturday, January 09, 2010
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Sunday, December 27, 2009
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Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Aquilla Creek Below the Dam
The Corps of Engineers was releasing water from Lake Aquilla today. Looks like several folks on the bank were dropping a line into the rushing water.
The abundant rainfall received during the past several months has filled the lake to levels not seen since the heavy rains of 2007.
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