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Random Look At Four MRO Wells In The Reunion Bay Oil Field -- September 10, 2017

I think folks who have followed the Bakken closely will enjoy looking at these MRO wells in Reunion Bay oil field.

In this case, we have an old MRO well that was drilled back in 2008. It was fracked twice, 2008 and 2014. Then it had a huge jump in production (for the third time) in 2017 (and no evidence that it was fracked.

However, several wells were fracked in 2017 just before the production jumped in this older well.

The graphics are on this page. The completion data and the production data are at two different posts. The data for the older well is at this post; the data for the three newer wells is at this post.  

Below the graphics are some things to notice about these four wells.

The graphics:

1. The older well was fracked with almost "no" proppant. The first time it was fracked with about 500,000 lbs of sand; the second time it was fracked with about 500,000 lbs of sand; zero stages.

2. The wells run heel-to-toe and toe-to-heel: the older well runs from the north to the south. The three newer wells from the south to the north.

3. I believe I have identified the horizontals correctly but it was a bit confusing. If I have them correct, the two middle Bakken wells were farthest apart, 1,600 feet apart. The older well was nearer the Three Forks first bench and the Three Forks second bench well. So, again, the old middle Bakken was was closer to the Three Forks wells and 1,600 feet from its sister middle Bakken well.

4. The newer Three Forks wells were fracked with 6 million lbs of sand; whereas the newer middle Bakken well was hammered with 10 million lbs. All three newer wells were fracked with around 40 stages.

5. Look at the production in the older middle Bakken well. Its jump in production in 2017 (not fracked) was significantly more than the production back in 2008 when it was first fracked. Think about that and the "pressure issues." Remember, in 2017, this well had already been producing for nine years.

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