PERMITS · OKLAHOMA · NEWEST APPROVAL FIRST
Redwine Resources Inc intents to drill
In Oklahoma a drilling permit is an intent to drill, approved by OCC. A well can hold several: the first, its amendments, a recompletion. This is one row per well under its newest approved intent, with what has happened since. For intents approved since mid-2025 the wellbore type and target formation are not in the data yet, so the newest rows show a depth and a dash for the rest.
Wellbore
Since approval
4 INTENTS TO DRILL · PAGE 1 OF 1
| Approved | Well | Operator | County | Permit for | Proposed formation | Target depth | Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 12, 2008 | Carter #2H-16HZ35-061-22334 | Redwine Resources Inc | Haskell | New drill | Hartshorne | 6,883 ft | Expired permit |
| Dec 12, 2008 | Carter #3H-16HZ35-061-22335 | Redwine Resources Inc | Haskell | New drill | Hartshorne | 6,883 ft | Expired permit |
| May 26, 2006 | Fowler #3H-7HZ35-061-22238 | Redwine Resources Inc | Haskell | New drill | Hartshorne | 3,284 ft | SpuddedMay 26, 2006 |
| Dec 23, 2003 | Gemmill #8H-9HZ35-061-21967 | Redwine Resources Inc | Haskell | New drill | Hartshorne | 5,863 ft | SpuddedDec 26, 2003 |
About this data
Oklahoma Corporation Commission: the latest intent to drill on each well record, with its approval date, the formation and depth the operator proposed, and the well's spud date where one is on file. A well whose intent to drill was re-approved appears once, under its latest approval. What the intent to drill is for is OCC's application type, in shared words with OCC's own beside them. Nothing is estimated.
Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/permits?state=ok, documented in the API reference.