TEXAS · WELLS · HEMPHILL COUNTY · BROTHERTON LEASE · API 42-211-33394 · DISTRICT 08
Brotherton #7004P
Hemphill County · Buffalo Wallow (Granite Wash) field · Temp Abandoned · Vertical
Brotherton #7004P (API 42-211-33394) is a well in Hemphill County operated by Presidio Petroleum LLC, completed November 9, 2005 and listed as temp abandoned on the RRC schedule, shut in August 1, 2021.
The RRC has issued one drilling permit, issued August 22, 2005, permitted to 11,755 ft.
It was permitted by Noble Energy Production, Inc. and has since transferred to Presidio Petroleum LLC on the wellbore schedule.
Completion filings report one formation top, including Granite Wash.
Its lease has reported 28.9K barrels of oil and 485K mcf of gas since November 2005, with no volume in the three years through August 2026.
Operator of record
Permitted by Noble Energy Production, Inc.; the EWA schedule now lists a different operator.
- Based in
- Canadian, TX
- P-5 status
- Active (A)
- P-5 last filed
- May 1, 2026
- Permits on file
- 13
- Phone
- (806) 217-4483
SOURCE · RRC EWA WELLBORE SCHEDULE
What each RRC source says
| Wellbore schedule | Presidio Petroleum LLC |
| Production reports | Presidio Petroleum LLCthrough Jul 2021 |
| Latest permit | Noble Energy Production, Inc.Aug 22, 2005 |
The sources disagree, which usually means a transfer or a lease-level production filing by a different entity. Petrora goes with the schedule.
- 11,755
- total depth, ft
- 1
- permits on file
- Aug 22, 2005
- last permit issued
- Nov 9, 2005
- completed
- 28.9K
- cumulative oil, bbl
- 485K
- cumulative gas, mcf
PRODUCTION FROM PDQ LEASE REPORTS · NOV 2005 THROUGH JUL 2021
Regulatory status · RRC wellbore file
- Schedule
- ON SCHEDULE
- Completed
- Nov 9, 2005
- Shut in
- Aug 1, 2021
- Plugged
- —
Operator's P-5 on the schedule: Active (A)
Surface location
No coordinates on the permit record yet. The RRC's GIS record usually lands within days of issuance; historical master-file permits never carry one.
Wells nearby
Every well with a location on file around this well, in any state, nearest first.
Texas locations come from drilling permits, so most older Texas wells have none and are not listed.
Lease production
PDQ LEASE REPORTS · REPORTED THROUGH AUG 2026
Texas reports oil by lease, not by well. These are the lease this well is completed on; this well is the only one on it.Why →
| Lease | Field | Reporting operator | Wells | Oil, bbl | Gas, mcf | Reported |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brotherton G-14-219944 | Buffalo Wallow (Granite Wash) | Presidio Petroleum LLC | 1 | 28.9K | 485K | Nov 2005 – Jul 2021 |
No volumes reported on these leases in the last three years.
Wells named Brotherton
Presidio Petroleum LLC's other wells filed under this lease name in Hemphill County, newest permit first. The RRC gives a gas well its own lease number, so the name is what joins the wells of a unit.
Loading the lease's wellsChain of custody
Every operator that reported production on this well's lease, in order.
- 1Noble Energy Production, Inc.Nov 2005 → Aug 2007
- 2Noble Energy IncSep 2007 → Aug 2012
- 3Unit Petroleum CompanySep 2012 → Jul 2021
Permits
| Permit | Type | Operator | Received | Issued | Spud | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 605287-99 | Drill | Noble Energy Production, Inc. | Aug 22, 2005 | Aug 22, 2005 | Oct 9, 2005 | 13,500 |
Completions
| Completed | Lease | Field | Operator | Status | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 9, 2005 | Brotherton G-14-219944 | Buffalo Wallow (Granite Wash) | Presidio Petroleum LLC | Temp Abandoned · shut in Aug 1, 2021 | 11,755 |
Formation tops
As filed on W-2/G-1. Subsea from 2,769 ft elevation.Download CSV →
| Formation | MD ft | Subsea |
|---|---|---|
| Granite WashGRANITE WASH A-1 | 10,981 | -8,212 |
| Granite WashGRANITE WASH B | 11,201 | -8,432 |
| Granite WashGRANITE WASH C | 11,460 | -8,691 |
Perforations
Perforated and open-hole intervals.
| From | To | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 10,914 | 11,061 | Perforated |
| 11,268 | 11,414 | Perforated |
Casing
Strings as reported, shallowest first.
| Casing in | Set at | Hole in | Cement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8.625 | 3,245 | 12.25 | 1,275 S |
| 4.5 | 11,755 | 7.875 | 330 S |
Completion filings
W-2 and G-1 reports on record in the RRC wellbore file, newest first. The suffix identifies the wellbore or completion event. The record date is the RRC's own date on the record, not the day the report was filed: 462,034 of the state's filings carry 1984-01-12. About these reports →
| Suffix | RRC record date | W-2 / G-1 date | Logs referenced |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | Feb 22, 2007 | Sep 25, 2006 | Yes |
| 00 | Oct 9, 2006 | — | — |
Well logs
1 log loaded from the RRC's log index, the latest received Oct 24, 2008. Neutron. These are the logs loaded into Petrora from the Railroad Commission's inventories, not necessarily every log run on the well. The RRC holds the files; each opens from its log search for the well. The kind is the RRC's description of the log; the interval is the one filed for it.
Open the RRC's log search for this well ↗| Logas described | Files | Intervalft, as filed | Datereceived | SizeMB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEUTRON POROSITYSpans Granite Wash | TIFF | 8,000 to 11,691 | Oct 24, 2008run Oct 26, 2005 | 1.77 |
"Spans" is by this well's own filed formation tops: a formation runs from its top to the next deeper top filed, and the deepest runs to the bottom of the log. Depths are measured along the wellbore, so on a horizontal the lateral counts in the formation it was landed in.
The source documents
Petrora holds the structured record. The scanned filings live at the RRC; these links open its search already filled in for this API.
- Wellbore filings for 42-211-33394 → W-2, G-1, plugging reports, as PDFs
- Completion packets for 42-211-33394 → scanned completion filings
The logs loaded for this well are under Well logs, with the RRC's log search for it.
About this data
Permits from the RRC OGA049M master and daily daf420 files; wellbore and operator of record from the EWA schedule, weekly; completions, formation tops, casing, and perforations from the dbf900 wellbore file; production from PDQ lease reports, which lag two to three months; injection from UIC permits, H-10 reports, and TexNet daily volumes; earthquakes from the TexNet catalog.
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