Mammoth Energy Group, Inc. Announces Drilling Success in Oklahoma
8:30a ET July 31, 2008 (Market Wire)
Mammoth Energy Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: MMTE) is pleased to announce today that drilling on its first Oklahoma well has been successful. The well encountered a good show of oil and gas at 440 feet and a second zone at 510 feet. The well was logged and appears to have a 25-foot thick formation with the potential presence of hydrocarbons from approximately 430 feet to 445 feet. The log also suggests that the second zone has hydrocarbons from approximately 515 feet to 520 feet. The company has immediately elected to move on to completion of the well and will begin the process of putting the well into commercial production.
The Drilling rig is currently being moved to the company's second well location on this lease and is anticipating a 'spud' date of Friday August 1, 2008. "We seem to be off to a very good start on our Oklahoma venture and are looking forward to continuing our operations there," stated Joe Overcash, President of Mammoth. "Once we know the commercial production from the wells, we can begin to forecast on ongoing results."
About Mammoth Energy Group, Inc.
Mammoth Energy Group, Inc. is focused on developing shallow gas projects in north-eastern Oklahoma due to the low risk, blanket characteristics in the area that make it possible to drill and produce a well nearly every time. It is currently focused on developing its Noble and Kay County properties in Oklahoma that covers approximately 1,400 acres.
More information is available at the company's website at www.mammothenergygroup.net
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