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| Company | Contact | Prospect Teaser | Location | Description |
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| Bluegrass Energy Associates, Inc. | William “Mike” Mitchell; 859-608-1517 email: wmm40014@aol.com | Lower Ordovician & Cambrian Objectives | Kentucky & Tennessee | Over 5 man-yrs of geological evaluation resulting in delineation of over 80 prospects & leads in KY & TN that offer multiple Lower Ordovician & Cambrian objectives, both conventional & unconventional, with potential for oil, natural gas, & helium. 12 of the prospects defined are indicated at the surface as structural closures on published geologic maps, with 2 of the prospects previously proven productive & have proven reserves of 10-15BCF gas & 100,000bbls oil at depths above 2000ft. Number 1 prospect has oil objective at 2700ft with 2 million bbls oil potential. Leases can be obtained with 1/8 landowner royalty & $30-$50/acre bonus for 3-5yr paid-up terms. Drilling depths range from 6000ft-7500ft below the surface to see all objectives. |
| Dynamic GeoVentures LLC. | Marc H. Helsinger, Ph.D. 281-773-9509 | Gulf Coast Projects |
Fairway Project Low-Risk Shallow Oil Project Cook Mountain Prospect The prospect is on a buried fault resulting in expansion and deposition of slope fan sands. Prospect is on trend with numerous productive wells with a recent up-dip analog field that has already produced 40 BCF and condensate. The slope fan sands are defined by seismic stratigraphic analysis and geomorphology. AVO analysis is positive Class 3-4. Seismic petrophysics indicates quality reservoir sands and porosities of 30%. |
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| Sawyer Oil & Gas Company | Will Sawyer will@tetuanresources.net (561) 789-8766 | Thunderbolt Prospect | Logan County, NW Kansas | The 640 acre Thunderbolt leasehold is located in the heart of aprox. 2.4 mmbo cumulative production. Working Interest available to participate in 3D Survey to define mapped structural high & Drill 4,500 ft. Test Well. Est. Recoverable Reserves ~ 276,000 bbls. Multiple Pennsylvanian/ Mississippian stacked Carbonate Pays. Proven repeatable Play. Running room |
| Decker Exploration, Inc. | Mark Decker markd@deckerexpl.com | CLARK CREEK PROSPECT SUMMARY | Lavaca County, Texas near the Dewitt County line | The Clark Creek Prospect is located 12 miles southwest of Hallettsville and 125 miles southwest of Houston. The proposed location is on dry land with easy access to roads and lies 0.4 miles northwest of FM 420. A gas transmission pipeline is located 500 feet from the proposed location. |
| J.D. Lazor Enterprises, Inc. |
Dave Lazor jdlazoroilngas@aol.com 360-829-2634 |
P.O. Box 369 Carbonado, WA 98323 Cell: 713-7021458 (no reception at home in the mountains, but will record a message) |
Houston Area | Shallow oil prospect (less than 2000') near Houston on a salt dome twinning a well that tested oil in a 10'sand. Well sanded up and was abandoned before producing. Some lease work already done |
| Saratoga Resources | Jack Steinhauser JackSteinhauser@HSEAI.com | 25% Partner Wanted for Breton Sound 32 Development Prospect | Offshore Bay Area, LA | Saratoga Resources is seeking a 25% partner for a twelve-well development drilling program in the Breton Sound 32 Field, offshore bay environment, Louisiana. Cost to the 25% working interest for initial three wells is $2.625 million. Development drilling program quickly becomes self-funding. |
| Del Mar Exploration | Wayne L. (Sandy) Rea, II- waynerea@swbell.net | Welsh Dome Prospect | Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana | Welsh Field has produced in excess 27 MMBO. Michael Crabtree, Geologist/Geophysicist, Texas A&M, 30 years' experience, interpreted 3D seismic lines and mapped the Welsh Field. Particular attention was paid to a 37 acre area that is in the NE part of Welsh Field and is very near to Interstate 10. The 27 acres is separated by a fault. The upthrown fault block produced an excess of 2 million barrels of oil from the Camerina Sand Series. The downthrown fault block has produced 300,000 barrels of oil from the Marg H and Camerina Series Sands. The wells drilled in the downthrown fault block were low, which is the reason the wells only produced 300,000 barrels. Our prospect is to drill updip to the 3 wells that produced collectively 300,000 barrels. We can identify the dip and the faults with 3D seismic and e-log cross sections. Mike has prepared a presentation that consists of 23 slides that are structure maps, e-log cross sections and 3D seismic.
We are very happy to have Mark Derouen Operating the wells to be drilled on our Welsh Prospect. Mark is an LSU graduate in petroleum engineering with 20 years' experience working for Chevron and Apache. |
| Mason and Willbanks | Bob Mason – Gunstonwest@sbcglobal.net | Magnolia Prospect | Southern Jefferson County, Texas |
3-D seismic outstanding anomaly/subsurface controlled, high quality Hackberry sands, Field extension and new pay potential with target potential: 5+ Billion CFG + 428,000 Bbls condensate. Pipelines nearby. |
| Detring Energy Advisors/EnCore Permian Holdings LP | Melinda Faust- mel@detring.com | Midland Basin Minerals Opportunities | Texas Permian Basin Multiple Counties |
Wolfcamp & Spraberry ~4,560 Net Royalty Acres; ~94% Minerals 357 Active Producers (67 HZ) & 27 HZ DUCs Net Prod: 230 Boed; NTM Cash Flow ~$4 MM |
| Keystone Oil Company | Robert Gross keystoneoil@sbcglobal.net |
Leon Reef Prospect | Texas Leon County |
Cotton Valley Lime Reefs & associated shoals TD 16,500' 3D seismic; support from nearby wells Success supports up to 6 additional wells Secondary objective Bossier & Cotton Valley sands 100% available |
| Marlin Exploration, LLC | Cody Lenert | Glade Bayou Field Prospect | Tensas Parish, Louisiana | Horizontal Lower Tuscaloosa Basal Sand
8,000’TVD/13,000’ MD 4,300 acres with possible expansion 7-10 additional wells Good Porosity/Low Perm 500,000 BO recovery per well |
| Thunder Rock Exploration, Inc. | James Kane jgkanetre@yahoo.com |
2019 Prospect Inventory in South Texas – 10 Conventional Prospects | South Texas and Texas Gulf Coast | Trapping styles include: Amplitude pinch-outs across structural noses. Up-thrown three-way fault closures. Amplitude anomalies. Rollover anticlines. Blanket fractured carbonates. Turtle structure. In-field development and wildcat opportunities. Geo-pressured and non-pressured. Reserves estimates vary by prospect. |