Dunklin, Stanley J.

Gas-well gas plus casinghead gas, mcf. On an oil lease all gas is reported as casinghead. The latest months are revised upward as late reports arrive.

Barrels reported on Form PR for the whole lease. The latest months are revised upward as late reports arrive.

An Arps hyperbolic curve fitted to the 114 reporting months of gas since the peak in Nov 2016. The dashed line below is that curve, drawn over the months it was fitted to and then 24 months past the last report; where it parts from the columns is where the model stops describing the lease. It describes the trend of past reports. It does not know about recompletions, shut-ins, or new wells, and it is shown only when the lease reported within the last year and the curve explains most of the history.

27%

first-year decline from the peak (nominal D_i 45%)

2.0

b factor (hyperbolic)

0.71

fit R²

114K

mcf remaining on the curve, to 1 per month

Quoting a projected figure as if it were reported would be wrong; the reported figures are the ones in the charts and the table view. How production is reported →

Who reported it

Each run of months one operator filed the production report, oldest first.

1. Global Natural Resources Corp.Jan 1993 → Aug 1994 · 20 mo
2. Carl Oil & Gas Co.Sep 1994 → Dec 1995 · 16 mo
3. McFarland Energy, Inc.Jan 1996 → Apr 2000 · 52 mo
4. Bargo Energy CompanyMay 2000 → May 2001 · 13 mo
5. Mission Resources CorporationJun 2001 → Jul 2002 · 14 mo
6. Ovation Energy, LPAug 2002 → Sep 2004 · 26 mo
7. Comstock Oil & Gas, LPOct 2004 → Aug 2019 · 179 mo
8. Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCSep 2019 → Aug 2025 · 72 mo
9. Brookston Energy, Inc.Sep 2025 → Jul 2026 · 11 mo

All 1 wells, searchable →