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Question????I have drilled many holes that hit basement way to soon, what did we do. First POOH, Log the hole, set plug at bottom of last casing, time so far 24 to 48 hours max. NEXT we started our testing program.
That VERY next day, no waiting for a program to be made up.
This story about how long it takes to make up a test program has a VERY bad smell about it. The logs will tell them what zone looks good, now all they have to do is work on the bottom zone only, as this is being tested they can draw up test program for the next zone above. This leaves us with two story's, first if the logs for the top of the hole tell them it is a duster they won't want to test the hole,(this will be the end of GDN). Second story, if the logs tell them that they have good zones, why the hell are they not testing b4 for the Oppies expire. They can not use the story that they are waiting on a work over rig, or waiting test tools as right now you have rigs stacked all over the USA. So once again we are in the dark with this lot. Now can you tell me, story one or two.
pilots,
think your forgetting that they finished the drilling early, so i doubt they would have all the fracing infrastructure just standing by would they !
do you know how much equipment it takes to frac a well........i think not.
cheers. lol
A story huh...
ok,are we all sitting down?? good.
Once apon a time there was a company drilling for oil and gas in a beautiful valley in Utah.They drilled one well which was visited by the 'bad drill fairy" who cast a spell on the well and evil times beset it.
Try as they may they couldnt get the well to shine its golden light,so they left it, as they were tired and spent (the money that is)
A couple of eons later a golden stead was seen coming from afar, ridden by a handsome geo called Prince Richard the Borer.
Richard spoke with a voice like thunder..
"Follow me, and I will cast out the wicked witch who beset such ill fortune apon ye!!
"We will set afresh apon our task with brave and fealess warriors, and not callow types who no notteth how to mix cement."
They proceeded with a second well and glimpses of the golden light were seen and there was much rejoicing,and all was good until the bad fairy returned and smote them again,
"Take that Prince Richard"!! she wailed, like a crazy banshee.
The wicked fairy told tales of woe to the good people of the villages via their internet forums and they panicked and ran wildly like rabbits and madmen.
All the time the old naysayers where crowing and strutting like peacocks .
We dont know how the story ends...will the evil,dirty and rude fairy ruin the land for centuries to come or will the brave Prince Richard triumph and The Golden Light emit from all the wells ,spreading peace and serenity across the land,all except for the naysayers who burn up in the flares from the well.
Dazt49, The insiders will now be getting a little mad at GDN, they would have been told yesterday that it was going to be a good announcement today, what do you think about the fact that No1 won't come on line if No2 is a duster??
They say IF No2 is commercial they will bring the Golden eagle field in to production, tell me this, you all tell me No1 is commercial, now if thats the case, why not bring the field in to production in No2 two is a duster.
Well, if you look at the ASX action since they stopped the drill...the market says they have got nothing.So does parra 2 have a commercial gas flow? or not
Ive followed this company for a while. One would think that they have an abundance of methane.
DYOR
Richard has spent $25,760; is he confident???
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.a...resources-director-buys-more-shares-1742.html
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Golden State Resources director buys more shares
Executive director of Utah gas explorer and ASX listed Golden State Resources (ASX: GDN) Richard Sciano has acquired shares in GDN. On 16 June, Sciano purchased 322,000 shares in GDN at 8 cents per share in on-market trades.
Operationally, GDN is soon to commence testing gas shows found in Paradox Basin #2 Well in Utah. GDN said today it had "reached a favourable settlement with Weatherford US, LP" in relation to work by Weatherford on Paradox #1 Well. The terms and conditions of the Settlement Agreement were not disclosed by the company because of confidentiality reasons.
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