42-233-31273

Final Completion

HERRING-NIVENS

HUTCHINSON County · District 10 · FOUR N OIL COMPANY · PANHANDLE HUTCHINSON COUNTY FLD.

Permits

1

Max Depth

3,400 ft

First Permit

1981-10-23

Latest Activity

1981-10-23

Lifespan

< 1 yr

Regulatory Status

Schedule

OFF SCHEDULE

Completion

1982-03-28

Shut-In

—

Plugged

—

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EWA / Production operator mismatch

Scheduling: FOUR N OIL COMPANY ≠ Production: BORGER RESOURCES 4 LLC (reported 2022-01)

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EWA / Permit operator mismatch

Scheduling: FOUR N OIL COMPANY ≠ Permit: WESTERN STATES PET. DEV. INC.

Resolved via: scheduling → FOUR N OIL COMPANY

Production Summary

Cum Oil

— bbl

Cum Gas

— mcf

First Production

1993-01

Last Production

2026-07

Lease Production

Production is reported at the lease level. View production data, decline curves, and history on the lease page.

Formation Tops

No tops on file for this well. Formation tops come from W-2/G-1 completion filings — this well has none yet, which is normal for permits that were never drilled, dry holes plugged without a filing, or wells completed before digital records. Offset-well tops can't be shown either — this well has no surface coordinates on file yet.

Check this well's filings at RRC ↗

Perforations (1)

IntervalType
2,980–3,230 ftPerforated

Casing (3)

SizeSet DepthCement
8.625"1,600 ft625 sx
2.375"3,265 ft—
5.5"3,375 ft200 sx

Permit History (1)

Applications (1)

#137744 A WESTERN STATES PET. DEV. INC.
received 1981-10-23

Records & Logs

2 completion filings on record.

W-2/G-1 1982-04-12
W-2/G-1 1982-04-12

Completion packets open directly (post-2011 filings include attached logs). Log images can't be deep-linked — clicking copies the API for you to paste.

No GPS coordinates yet

Coordinates come from the RRC GIS backfill and usually appear within days of permit issuance. Located in HUTCHINSON County.

Well Details

Well Number
8
Max Depth
3,400 ft
Drill Type
Vertical
County
HUTCHINSON
District
10
Completed
1982-03-28

Operator

Location
STINNETT
P-5 Status
Inactive (filed 1992-02-18)