It's been a while since I piped in... I do have a question though, since I'm still holding all my shares and let's say we have a producing well what jump in stock price would anyone project? Those of you that know my posts, know I have touted KOG and still holding shares in that company. It was a .04 stock at one time and was $5.50 in June selling at 0.40 today down over 70% This was a recent PR: Kodiak today announced that its Horseshoe Basin Unit well, HSB #5-3 (non- operated, 50% WI; 41.7% NRI), was recently connected to sales. During the first 6.5 days of production, the well produced 3,836 barrels of condensate and 21.7 million cubic feet of natural gas (MMcf). Currently the well is producing 412 barrels of condensate and 2.19 MMcf of natural gas equivalents per day on a 24/64" choke with 850 psi flowing casing pressure. The well was initially drilled and completed by Kodiak in November 2007. Devon Energy now operates the well as part of the first quarter 2008 Vermillion Basin Exploration Agreement. Drilling activity continues as noted in the Company's last operations update, with drilling operations continuing on two horizontal wells.
In other Vermillion Basin activity, Kodiak participated in the completion of the shallower Almond and Ericson formations in the Whiskey Canyon Unit well, WCU #3 (non-operated, 13.3% WI; 11.4% NRI). The well has been turned to sales at approximately 2.1 MMcf per day. Currently, production tubing is being run and the well will be returned to sales immediately following the completion of the tubing run.
Williston Basin Operations Update-Dunn County, North Dakota
Rigging up operations on Kodiak's new-built rig are nearing completion. The first well, the Moccasin Creek (MC) #16-34-2H well (60% WI - Kodiak operates), is expected to spud by the end of this week. The well, located in the southwestern portion of Kodiak's leasehold, will be drilled to a proposed true vertical depth of 10,300 feet, and a projected total measured depth of 15,700 feet. Upon reaching total depth, the rig will skid to facilitate drilling of the MC #16-34H well (60% WI - Kodiak operates). Completion work will commence after both wells are drilled and liners have been run in each lateral well bore.
The first two wells, the MC #16-34-2H and the MC #16-34H, will be drilled under a participation agreement, whereby Kodiak will pay 20% of the drilling and completion costs associated with the first, third, fifth and seventh wells drilled on lands included in the participating area for its 60% WI. Kodiak's joint venture partner will pay 80% of the wells' costs for its 40% interest in each of those wells. All other wells on the lands covered under the participation agreement will be drilled in proportion to the 60/40 percent working interest of each party. The stock has gone down since this PR. What do you think we can expect with a producer?
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