TigerDog83

Not sure I’ve seen a bases clearing wild pitch in a long time.

Haha. Glad the guy who nailed the winner was the guy condon took to the floor for no reason in the first half. Condon then drug his feet during a free throw. Serves him right to lose.

LSU has had their share of defensive struggles this season, but not from the man at ss. Another great play.

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An operator isn’t as likely to carry someone on say…a 50 acre tract. Especially in Louisiana where you need 80% of the mineral servitude owners within your spacing unit leased to legally drill the well.

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Depends on prices when you ride it down. I've done it in places, but I'm also in the business not a residential lot owner. APEX is running 12 rigs last I heard (while gas prices have back slid to $3.00). You likely know this but he's gambling on price riding down Haynesville wells - if you get lucky and the well comes in under AFE and prices are good the first few flush months he may make 2.5x. Conversely prices stay south and the well takes 3-4 years to payout, or they lose tools and have to sidetrack, etc. and he was better off leasing.

Why are they not calling breaking ball there?

Supposedly there may be some data that hunting past January 15 may be hurting the ducks due to pair bonding and the need to prepare for northward migration. Osborne and others have been doing the tracking studies and it shows interesting findings. Most of the ducks in the mid south arrive before the Dec. 21 solstice. Hunter success goes up tremendously during these hard freezes because they get concentrated and get forced off the refuges they find when they make it down. The pressure on the birds is relentless now and the fall flights are much smaller than 10 years ago with the ongoing northern breeding grounds drought.

Saw a post on X saying the well was blowing out through the gland nuts on the wellhead. Would make sense in that you can see 3 distinct radial plumes coming from the head. Sounds like they took an influx pulling/removing tubing and the BOP was closed but the gland nuts and/or the lock screws on the wellhead failed. Probably some rig hands got caught loosening them to make work easier coming in or out of the hole - anybody who has spent time on a workover rig knows what I'm talking about here.

Guessing the yellow mist is condensate that is entrained in the gas spreading out over the area.

Yeah we got a little freezing rain early then all sleet until the tail end where it sprayed more freezing rain. Lucky so far kind of like 2021. Nasty stuff looks like Sabine/desoto.

FWIW my wife thinks we aren't getting anything significant. That means prepare for 1" of ice accumulation and no power for 7 days...........

Send one man on a blitz and drop
Everybody else here.

Ha ha. frick Golding.