Um buddy, i think i'd call the critter gitter on this one. leave it to the professionals. anything that growls at you sight unseen is not something i'd want to tangle with. most of my time has been spent below the mason dixon line so i can't really help you much with the sound it makes. but i can tell you that some wild animals i've run across have amazing jaw strength that can easily remove a few fingers if not an entire hand.
how's about setting a trap with some veggies and some meat (perhaps a whole chicken) and see what pops up.
now - because i need to talk about MOSH so i don't get in trouble with moderators of this board, I wanted to remind everyone that our expert designations indicate that we DO in fact have the seismic in our possession. Where it came from, who knows? Initially PXD complained that they couldn't turn it over to us because of a licensing prohibition issue despite the fact the trust paid 90% of the seismic cost way back when. PXD is still not in compliance with our discovery requests as indicated by recent filings. As we've all been wondering, what exactly is PXD hiding?
Therefore, I suspect we went directly to the company that controls or inventories the seismic and we purchased a copy of our own. Dr Nadal via his testimony is supposed to be assigning values to the midway based on his study of this seismic.
One last thought, everyone realizes that this well came up a few feet short of total depth so we may not know the true value. The Nimitz is producing 50 million cubic feet of gas per day. You drop three zeros and that's 50,000 mcf x $10/per or $500,000 per day. Other deep shelf rigs have tapped into sands that keep replenishing themselves, i.e. - they have shown zero signs of depletion. we don't know what we have. i'd like to get an operator who knows his stuff, re-punch that hole to total depth and take a peek.
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