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Oil & Gas NewsMonthly Report Edition

September 28, 2007 Vol. 113, No. 38 Price $6.50

Global demand, domestic access,public’s perception among

top challenges faced by industry:API’s Cavaney tells MOGA Sept. 20

Michigan Oil & Gas ProducersEducation Foundation (MOGPEF) acceptsIOGCC Chairman’s Stewardship Award in Energy Education category

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Initial, detailed announcements appear in theOut ’n About feature of Michigan Oil & Gas News.

OCTOBER

(8) Bay Area Desk & Derrick Club (BADDC),5:30 p.m., NMC M-TEC/Aero Park Campus,Traverse City, Mich. Contact Sara Schmuldt(231) 941-4760.

(18) Michigan Oil And Gas Association (MOGA),6 p.m., Otsego Club, Gaylord, Mich. ContactMOGA (517) 487-1092.

(18) Michigan Oil And Gas Association (MOGA),Petroleum Technology Transfer Council(PTTC), Otsego Club Conference Center,Gaylord, Mich. Contact Linda Harrison (269)387-8633.

(19) Michigan Association of ProfessionalLandmen (MAPL), American Association ofProfessional Landmen (AAPL), WorkingInterest/Net Revenue Calculation Workshop,Sheraton Hotel, 925 S. Creyts Rd., Lansing,Mich. Contact Russ Shinevar (517) 331-8126.

NOVEMBER

(8) Michigan Association of ProfessionalLandmen (MAPL) General MembershipMeeting, Mountain Jacks, 5555 US-31 North,Acme, Mich. Contact Mike Flynn (231) 941-9552.

Regulatory RosterUpcoming Michigan Natural ResourcesCommission meetings, and hearings scheduledbefore the Michigan Supervisor of Wells, andMichigan Public Service Commission.

OCTOBER

(9) Michigan Department of EnvironmentalQuality (MDEQ), Supervisor of Wells Hearing,MDEQ Stephen Nisbet Hearing Room, 525 W.Allegan St., Lansing, Mich., 9 a.m.

Cause No. 16-2007: Petition of MeridianProduction Services, L.L.C. for orderestablishing a 120-acre Trenton Formationdrilling unit as an exception to R 324.301 andcompulsory pooling all interests into the unit,in Sec. 31-T7S-R6E, Summerfield Twp.,Monroe Co., Mich.

(11) Michigan Natural Resources Commission(MNRC), 4:30 p.m., Lansing Center, 333 E.Lansing St., Lansing, Mich. Contact TeresaGloden (517) 373-2352.

NOVEMBER

(2) Michigan Department of Natural Resources(MDNR), Forest, Mineral & Fire ManagementDivision (FMFMD), Mineral & Land ManagementSection (MLMS) Public Auction of Oil and GasLease Rights to State of Michigan-ownedminerals (proposed), 8 a.m., MichiganConstitution Hall, 525 W. Allegan St., Lansing,Mich. Contact MDNR/FMFMD/MLMS (517) 373-7663.

(8) Michigan Natural Resources Commission(MNRC), 4:30 p.m., Diagnostic Center forPopulation & Animal Health, 4125 BeaumontRd., East Lansing, Mich. Contact Teresa Gloden(517) 373-2352.

DECEMBER

(6) Michigan Natural Resources Commission(MNRC), 4:30 p.m., Lansing Center, 333 E.Lansing St., Lansing, Mich. Contact TeresaGloden (517) 373-2352.

TABLE OF CONTENTSMichigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation receives IOGCC Chairman’s StewardshipAward in energy education at 2007 IOGCC Annual Meeting in New Orleans ....................................... 5

September 2007 Month in Review .......................................................................................................... 6MOGA board of directors approve 37 new members Sept. 20 at Grand Traverse Resort ..................... 6Public misinformed on realities of alternative energy; sharply rising global demand, limitedaccess to federal lands challenge industry, API’s Cavaney tells MOGA Sept. 20 ................................ 7

Quicksilver Resources signs definitive agreement to sell its Michigan, Indiana, and Kentuckyproperties for $1.45 billion total consideration .................................................................................... 9

Oakland, Ogemaw county acreage dominates offering at proposed Nov. 2, 2007 lease auction ....... 10Severed oil and gas rights, tax foreclosure issues topic of Sept. 20 MAPL seminar presentation ..... 11Golfers outlast the rain at 16th Annual Michigan Petroleum PAC Golf Outing Sept. 11 ..................... 12Michigan Association of Professional Landmen conduct 30th Annual Fall Seminar Sept. 20 ............ 13Updated Permits ..................................................................................................................................... 15MOGPEF President Barratt sends letter of thanks to IOGCC for Chairman’s Stewardship Award ....... 16MOGA board of directors makes re-appointments, appointments, approves slate of nominees ........ 17September Yesteryear — Michigan oilpatch past with MOGN headlines ............................................ 18New Drilling Permit Applications and Drilling Permits ......................................................................... 19General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling Activity ......................................................................................... 20Michigan Field Activity in Brief .............................................................................................................. 21Michigan Antrim Shale Development Activity ....................................................................................... 28Completed Wells (reported in June 2007) ...................................................................................... 38–39Rig Locations ......................................................................................................................................... 40

Crude Oil and Natural Gas PricesPrices listed here are trading day closing prices for near-month contracts for the benchmark LightCrude Oil and Henry Hub Natural Gas traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).(Many contracts for Michigan crude oil are indexed against daily closings or monthly averages ofthe nearest trading month.)

Light Crude ($US/bbl.) Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 24 Sep 25 Sep 26

October 2007 contracts 81.93 83.32 81.62 80.95 79.53 80.30

Natural Gas ($US/MMBtu) Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 24 Sep 25 Sep 26

October 2007 contracts 6.180 6.008 6.080 6.370 6.360 6.423

Prices quoted here are postings reported by purchasers of Michigan crude oil. The prices listed donot reflect adjustments for gravity, transportation, or other considerations.

Purchaser/Grade ($/bbl.) Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 24 Sep 25 Sep 26

Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P.Michigan Sweet 75.75 77.00 75.50 74.75 73.25 74.00Michigan Sour 71.50 72.75 71.25 70.50 69.00 69.75

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MICHIGAN OIL & GAS PRODUCERS EDUCATION FOUNDATION President Mike Barratt (center inphoto above) accepted the IOGCC Chairman’s Stewardship Award for Energy Education Sept. 24 atIOGCC’s Annual Meeting in New Orleans. Flanking Barratt are Hal Fitch (left), associate represen-tative of Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm on the IOGCC, and the Railroad Commission of Texas’Victor Carrillo, IOGCC’s 2006–2007 vice chairman.

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Michigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation receives Interstate Oil & GasCompact Commission Chairman’s Stewardship Award in energy education

NEW ORLEANS — In recognition of itsdemonstrating superior environmentalstewardship, the Michigan Oil & GasProducers Education Foundation(MOGPEF) was awarded an InterstateOil & Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC)Chairman’s Stewardship Award on Sept.24, 2007, here.

MOGPEF President, Mike Barratt, onbehalf of the foundation, accepted theaward at the 2007 Annual Meeting ofIOGCC.

In a letter formally accepting the award,Barratt expressed his thanks.

“On behalf of the Michigan Oil & GasProducers Education Foundation and theMichigan Oil And Gas Association, I wouldlike to thank the Interstate Oil & GasCompact Commission for this award,”Barratt wrote in his letter. (The full text ofBarratt’s letter may be found on page 16,this edition).

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September 7

• Federal Trade Commission report on2006 gasoline price increases finds no evi-dence of price manipulation• MAPL 30thAnnual Seminar set for Sept. 20 at GrandTraverse Resort • Team Services, LLCannounces details for its Sept. 28, 2007Golf Outing to be held at Timberwolf GolfCourse in Kalkaska, Mich. • Details an-nounced for industr y veteran, GordyHulbert’s, benefit dinner • Keith Bogue,president of K&M North, Inc. announcesthe company’s Januar y 2007 opening• B.D. Deans, LLC and Titan Energyannounce office move.

September 14

• Oakland, Ogemaw county acreagedominates offering of nearly 65,000 acresat proposed Nov. 2, 2007 state oil and gaslease auction • MOGA members invitedto attend discussion of property tax re-verted lands and court settlement at Sept.20 MAPL Seminar • Quicksilver Re-sources signs definitive agreement to sell

September 2007 Month in Reviewits Michigan, Indiana, and Kentuckyproperites for $1.45 total consideration• Bloomingdale oil boom commemoratedwith display of pump jack donated byChristian Oil Co. • Bay Area Desk &Derrick Club announces details for itsOct. 8, 2007 field trip and meeting • TheCouncil of Petroleum Accountants Societ-ies of Michigan announces details for itsSept. 20, 2007 board of directors meetingand technical session to be held at GrandTraverse Resort.

September 21

• Savoy Energy drilling on NewaygoCo. deep wildcat test • Continental

Resources confirms successful completionof Hillsdale County Albion-Scipio step-outtest • Bloomingdale Township Museumseeks oilfield equipment, memorabilia forexhibit on area’s oil boom past • Bay areaDesk & Derrick Club thanks 2007 OilfieldClassic contributors, par ticipants• Oilpatch veteran, John Cobb, succumbson March 4, 2007 at his Phoenix, Ariz.home • Michigan Association of Profes-sional Landmen announces that it will hostthe American Association of ProfessionalLandmen Working Interest/Net RevenueInterest Calculation Workshop Oct. 19,2007 in Lansing, Mich.

MOGA board of directors approves 37 new membersSept. 20 at Grand Traverse Resort

ACME, Mich. — The Michigan Oil AndGas Association board of directorsapproved the membership applications ofthe following companies and individualsat its Sept. 20, 2007 meeting at the GrandTraverse Resort, here. In addition to theproducer, member-at-large, and sustainingmemberships listed, 23 new associatemembers were approved.

The 37 new members brings the totalof new members for the year to 48.

Peninsular Oil & Gas Co. ProducerGary McAleenanAda, Mich.

Chad Alexander Member-At-LargeLand ServicesAlanson, Mich.

Catherine Becker Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.



At Grand Traverse Resort

Public misinformed on realities of alternative energy; sharply rising global demand,limited access to federal lands challenge industry, API’s Cavaney tells MOGA Sept. 20

ACME, Mich. — American PetroleumInstitute (API) President and CEO, RedCavaney, in his dinner address to the Sept.20, 2007 meeting of the Michigan Oil AndGas Association (MOGA), discussed chal-lenges faced by the domestic oil andnatural gas industry, particularly withregard to American public opinion.

“Thank you for permitting me to joinyou, I want to talk about some overarchingproblems and their solutions,” Cavaneysaid. “We’re in a pretty big mess becausewe’ve had a bull’s-eye on us for years butI’m not here with a sad story; I’m here withan awakening.”

Cavaney said that the proliferations ofcommunication through the Internet andother media over the last three decades,coupled with an isolationist attitude on thepart of the industry, are two of the biggestfactors affecting public opinion.

“For more than three decades, we’vebeen saying ‘leave us alone.’ We kept ourheads down and our opponents talked tothe people who were seeking information,”Cavaney said. “What’s worse is that theindustry never stood up and said ‘Hey,that’s wrong!’”

Cavaney said that the newest wave ofcommunication between industry oppo-nents and the public has misinformed thepublic on the possibilities of alternativeenergy sources.

“The American public has been led tobelieve that the future is theirs, not tomor-row but today,” Cavaney said. “Once thisidea gets out, the media jumps on it andthe public listens.”

Cavaney said that this circumstance isunfortunate because the public now be-lieves that certain forms of alternativeenergy are viable now, when in actualitythey are not. What’s more, when the pub-lic holds this as true, they begin to viewthe oil and natural gas industry asexpendable.

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A reception prior to theSept. 20 MOGA meetingwas sponsored by FluidCompressor Partners andMika Meyers Beckett &Jones. MOGA ChairmanTom Mall (third fromright) thanked (from leftto right) FluidCompressor’s AlanThomas and SteveHeppner, and MikeHaines, Claude VanderPloeg, and Larry Gardnerof Mika Meyers.

is increasingly shorter,” Cavaney said.Another problem facing the industry is

global in scope. Cavaney said that majorcontributors to the global supply of oil andnatural gas have not been reinvesting inproduction. The Organization of Petro-leum Exporting Countries (OPEC) andcountries that have nationalized industries,

such as Venezuela, comprise 80 percentof global oil and gas supply. Cavaney saidthat these countries siphon off revenuesfrom oil and gas to pay for elaborategovernment programs not related to theindustry.

In addition to this siphoning, China,India, and the United States have contrib-uted to a 75 percent increase in globaldemand for oil and gas since 2004, puttingan increasing burden on producing nationsto produce more.

“We’re in a global market over which wehave no control and we must do the bestwe can,” he said.

Finally, Cavaney said that there are po-litical factors in the United States that arehindering domestic production of oil andgas.

“Most oil and gas is on federal lands,”(continued on page 14)

MOGA Chairman Tom Mall (above) conductedthe well-attended Sept. 20 meeting at the

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FORT WORTH, Texas and LOSANGELES — Quicksilver Resources Inc.announced on Sept. 12, 2007 it had signeda definitive agreement with BreitBurn Op-erating L.P. to contribute all of its naturalgas, oil, and midstream assets in Michigan,Indiana, and Kentucky to BreitBurn inexchange for $750 million in cash andmore than 21 million units of BreitBurnEnergy Partners L.P.

The deal represents the third major ac-quisition of Antrim Shale operations totake place in 2007, a year that has seenthe three largest Michigan Antrim Shaleacquisitions to date.

The first of these acquisitions was theMay 21, 2007 announcement that DTEEnergy would sell its Michigan AntrimShale properties to Pittsburgh, Pa.–basedAtlas Resources, LLC for $1.225 billion ingross proceeds. (See story, page 15, May25, 2007 Michigan Oil & Gas NewsMonthly Report Edition.)

The second acquisition, announced onJune 4, 2007, was Dominion Exploration &Production’s sale of most of its U.S. on-shore natural gas and oil exploration op-erations — including its Michigan opera-tions — in two separate transactions for atotal of approximately $6.5 billion. Theportion of Dominion’s assets involving itsMichigan properties were sold to LoewsCorp., and will be operated by new LoewsCorp. subsidiary HighMount Exploration& Production. (See story, page 1, June 8,2007 Michigan Oil & Gas News WeeklyUpdate Edition.)

In this latest Antrim acquisition,BreitBurn will acquire 5,436 gross produc-ing wells and proven reserves containingapproximately 530 billion cubic feet of gasequivalents (Bcfe) of estimated provedreserves. Of these reserves, 84 percentare located in the Michigan Antrim Shale.

Additionally, Breitburn will acquireQuicksilver’s midstream assets inMichigan, Indiana, and Kentucky, consist-ing of gathering, transportation, compres-sion and processing assets. Included inthese assets are more than 1,000 miles oflow pressure gathering pipeline, 138 milesof transmission pipeline, and 159 miles ofhigh pressure gathering lines.

In exchange for these assets,Quicksilver will receive $750 million incash and approximately 21.348 millioncommon units of BreitBurn EnergyPartners L.P., subject to adjustments to the

total consideration. In accordance with theagreement, BreitBurn has the option toincrease the cash portion of the total con-sideration paid at closing and reduce thenumber of common units issued basedupon a fixed value of $32.79, representinga total consideration of $1.45 billion.

The deal is expected to close by Nov. 1,2007.

The evolution of the Michigan Basin’sAntrim Shale play has been characterizedby a series of acquisitions and mergers,the most notable of which began in theearly 1990s.

During that decade, Quicksilver Re-sources Inc. was formed as an affiliate ofFort Worth-based Mercury ExplorationCo. In 1999, the company began tradingpublicly on the American Stock Exchange(AMEX) under the symbol KWK.

Mercury Exploration was founded in1963 and entered the Michigan oilpatchin the early 1990s, establishing itself as aleading independent developer of AntrimShale natural gas reserves, focusing itsefforts on the play’s core area in OtsegoCounty.

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LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan De-partment of Natural Resources’ (MDNR)Forest, Mineral & Fire ManagementDivision (FMFMD) has announced thetentative scheduling of a public auctionsale of oil and gas lease rights to state ofMichigan-owned minerals for Friday,Nov. 2, 2007 at the Michigan ConstitutionHall, located at 525 W. Allegan St. here.

A public notice of the proposed auctionsale issued by FMFMD’s Mineral & LandManagement Section (MLMS) notes thatoil and gas rights to approximately 65,000acres will be offered in the following 28Lower Peninsula Michigan counties:Alcona, Allegan, Antrim, Bay, Benzie,Clare, Gladwin, Grand Traverse, Hillsdale,Kalkaska, Lapeer, Livingston, Manistee,Mecosta, Midland, Missaukee, Montcalm,Montmorency, Newaygo, Oakland,Oceana, Ogemaw, Osceola, Oscoda,Presque Isle, Roscommon, Saint Clair, andSanilac.

The proposed offering includes nearly26,000 acres in Oakland County and morethan 17,500 acres in Ogemaw County, with

the acreage in those two countiesrepresenting just over two-thirds of theoverall acreage package slated to be avail-able. The next largest offerings will be inLapeer (with 4,252.24 acres) andLivingston (2,045.54 acres) counties. Fiveother counties will have offerings of morethan 1,000 acres.

At the most recent state of Michigan oiland gas lease auction on May 1, 2007, suc-cessful bidders paid a total bonus of$390,086 for 17,885.77 acres, for an over-all per acre average of $21.81. The offer-ing of 19,850 acres at that auction was thesmallest since late 2000.

An auction catalog with complete de-scriptions of the parcels to be offered willbe available following the Oct. 11 meetingof the Michigan Natural Resources Com-mission at the Lansing Center here, whenMDNR Director Rebecca Humphries isexpected to formally approved the con-ducting of the sale. The catalog will beposted on MDNR’s World Wide Web site,located at www.michigan.gov/dnr, or may


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Michigan Assistant Attorney General Smith, attorney Manis review issues relatingto severed oil and gas interests and tax foreclosure, recent settlement inBlack Stone Minerals Co., L.P. v. State of Michigan

MICHIGAN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERALKevin Smith (left) and attorney Paula Manis atthe MAPL 30th Annual Fall Seminar Sept. 20.

by Mike SpenceMOGN Staf f Writer

&Scott Bellinger

MOGN Managing Editor

ACME, Mich. — The recently approvedsettlement resulting from a class actionsuit between owners of severed oil and gasinterests and the state of Michigan callsfor the state to pay $7 million in damagesto class members, quitclaim to class mem-bers oil and gas rights to approximately3,000 acquired by the state through taxforeclosure since 1976, and deed other oiland gas rights to class members to replacerights acquired by the state since 1976 butnot retained when it sold the surface.

In a Sept. 20 presentation to theMichigan Association of ProfessionalLandmen (MAPL) and its Michigan OilAnd Gas Association (MOGA) and Coun-cil of Petroleum Accountants Society ofMichigan (COPAS–Mich.) guests, KevinSmith, assistant to the Attorney General,and Paula Manis of Worman, Dixon &Manis, PLC, provided a detailed review

and discussion of the complex issues sur-rounding the state’s historical practice ofacquiring severed oil and gas interestsalong with surface rights through taxforeclosure.

The presentation took place at theGrand Traverse Resort, here, on Sept. 20,2007 as a part of the MAPL 30th AnnualFall Seminar. MOGA members attendingthe Sept. 20 meeting of MOGA andCOPAS–Mich. members attending thatorganization’s Sept. 20 board meeting andtechnical sessions were invited to sit in onthe presentation.

Terms of the settlement in the BlackStone Minerals Co., L.P. v. State of Michiganclass action were reached in January 2007,with a written settlement agreementsigned by the parties in late May andformally approved by the court July 3,according to Smith.

In its class action, certified in late 2003,Black Stone Minerals sought money dam-ages for royalties or bonuses received bythe state for rights it claimed under void



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ACME, Mich. — The Michigan Association of ProfessionalLandmen (MAPL) held its 30th Annual Fall Seminar at the GrandTraverse Resort, here, on Sept. 20, 2007. The meeting was heldin conjunction with the meeting of the Michigan Oil And GasAssociation (MOGA).

The seminar, which boasted six presentations and a brief ap-pearance by American Petroleum Institute (API) President andCEO, Red Cavaney, who spoke later that evening to MOGA, fea-tured an important presentation on the topic of tax reverted landsby Kevin Smith, assistant to the Michigan attorney general, andPaula Manis of Worman, Dixon & Manis, PLC.

In a presentation titled “Tax Reverted Lands: A HistoricalReview and Discussion of the Recent Settlement Agreement,”Smith and Manis detailed the legal and legislative decisions thatled to the recent settlement between the state of Michigan and aclass of severed mineral interest owners. (For more detailedcoverage of Smith and Manis’ presentation and the issue of taxreverted lands, see page 11, this edition.)

After Smith and Manis’ presentation, MAPL President MikeFlynn highlighted the importance of the presentation to thosein attendance, which included not only MAPL members, but alsomembers of MOGA and the Council of Petroleum AccountantsSocieties of Michigan (COPAS–Mich.), who were invited to sitin on the presentation.

“The key is what this settlement means for the future and howwe will deal with it,” Flynn said.

In other presentations, Phil Case and Jerry Taylor of Gourdie-

Fraser, Inc. discussed GIS computerized mapping for landmen;Steve Sutherland, a former gas station owner and fuel supplierdiscussed gasoline distribution and pricing in Michigan; WarrenBaumann of Baumann Resources, Inc. provided an overview ofoil and gas exploration in Michigan; Steven Smiley of Heron WindManufacturing provided an environmental, political, and eco-nomic overview of the wind industry in Michigan; and TomLasinski of Davenport University led an interactive discussiondealing with ethical leadership.

In addition to the guest presentations, Russ Shinevar, MAPLvice president and American Association of ProfessionalLandmen (AAPL) Region II director, gave an AAPL Director’s


MAPL members were joined by members of MOGA and COPAS ofMichigan for the presentation by Kevin Smith and Paula Manis on taxreverted lands.


16th Annual Michigan Petroleum PAC Golf Outing (continued from page 12)

Tom LoshawClosest to Pin –

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Randy ParsonsLongest Putt –

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Greg FogleClosest to Pin –

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Jerry HerweyerLongest Drive –

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THE TEAM OF Todd Mall (at left in photo above), Dick Larson, TonyBarber, and Brad Yohe (at right in photo above) won the PAC GolfOuting’s first ever putting contest.

d’oeuvres and dinner in the PohlCat’s restaurant at thetournament’s conclusion, where prizes were awarded.

Taking first place in low gross was the foursome of Brad Kniss,Jerry Herweyer, Butch Peeples, and Ron Brouwer. The winninglow net foursome was Steve Anderson, Bob Boeve, Ben Brower,and Wayne Sterenberg.

The foursome winning the first ever putting contest was: ToddMall, Tony Barber, Dick Larson, and Brad Yohe.

Individual prizes went to: Tom Loshaw (closest to pin, No. 3),Greg Fogle (closest to pin, No. 17), Jerry Herweyer (longestdrive, No. 1), Randy Parsons (longest putt, No. 18).

Hole sponsors for the event included: Fossil Acquisitions, LLC– Todd Mall and Angela Adams, Muzyl Oil Corp. – Bill Muzyl,Northern Energy – Dave Miller, John Briggs – GAS, Bob Long –Summit Petroleum, Steve Anderson, Frank Mortl – MichiganOil And Gas Association (MOGA), Scott Lampert – PaxtonResources, Mike and John Miller – Miller Energy, Greg Fogle –Old Mission Energy, Natural Gas Compression Systems, TomMall – Trendwell Energy, Dick Redmond – Atlas Gas & Oil Co.,Randy Parsons – Advanced Energy Services, Dan Yohe – YoheEnterprises, Dick VonReichbauer – McJunkin Appalachian,Michigan CAT.

Door prize donors for the event included R.L. Morris & Sons,O.I.L. Energy, Michigan CAT, and MOGA.

Making additional contributions to the PAC through theSept. 11 event were: Randy Marshall, Ontario Ventures, RobertTucker Jr., Tony Barber, Jeff DeVree, and Bill Stelzer.

Public misinformed on realities of alternative energy, global demand risingsharply, API’s Cavaney tells MOGA Sept. 20 (continued from page 7)

he said. “Access to this land is being takenout of circulation.”

In addition to this restricted access tofederal lands, Cavaney said that a lack ofpermitting, especially with regard to re-fineries, is hindering the development ofdomestic reserves.

After citing these problems, Cavaneyoffered some words of encouragement tothe industry.

“The true alternative is to go out andtell the true story of the oil and gas indus-try,” he said. “In recognizing this, API hasdecided to commit significant money to aprogram of educational advocacy.”

Through ef forts such as the EnergyTomorrow World Wide Web site,www.energytomorrow.com, API has cre-ated a forum through which commonmisconceptions about the industry can beclarified.

“We hope this ef for t will move theneedle in five to 10 years,” Cavaney said.“We don’t have any choice; all of us haveto work together.”

After Cavaney’s presentation, in keep-ing with tradition, MOGA Chairman Tom

Mall presented the guest speaker with adrop of Michigan crude oil encased in apyramid.

In other business of the evening, MOGAPresident Frank Mortl announced that theMichigan Oil & Gas Producers EducationFoundation (MOGPEF) is the recipient ofa 2007 Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Com-mission (IOGCC) Chairman’s Steward-ship Award in the category of Energy Edu-cation, and that MOGPEF President MikeBarratt would travel to the 2007 IOGCCAnnual Meeting to receive the award onbehalf of the foundation.

Mortl also acknowledged Tom Mall,MOGA chairman, for his role in develop-ing MOGPEF.

“This is quite a deal, it’s quite a rewardfor all of us involved,” Mortl said. “We haveTom Mall to thank for this.”

Mall thanked reception sponsors Mika,Meyers, Beckett & Jones, PLC and FluidCompressor Partners, and announced thatthe MOGA board of directors had ap-proved 37 new members since the lastmeeting of MOGA in May.

“We are in a campaign to increase

membership, so those numbers willcontinue to increase,” Mall said.

The next meeting of MOGA will be theannual membership meeting, scheduledfor Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007 at the OtsegoClub in Gaylord, Mich.

MAPL Annual Seminar(continued from page 13)

Report.In the report, Shinevar reviewed activi-

ties he helped plan during the past year,including the involvement of MAPL inAAPL educational functions such as theDoug Potter Net Revenue Interest/Work-ing Interest (NRI/WI) Workshop, and theAAPL Certified Professional Landmen/Registered Land Professional (CPL/RLP)Review and Exam held in April 2007. Inhis report, Shinevar invited all interestedMAPL members to attend the Oct. 19, 2007AAPL NRI/WI Workshop, to be held at theSheraton Hotel, Lansing, Mich., and theAAPL Sponsored Mini Education Seminarto be held Dec. 13, 2007 at the Sugarbowl



Quicksilver Resources signs agreement to sell Michigan, Indiana, and Kentuckyproperties to BreitBurn (continued from page 9)

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After Quicksilver went public in 1999,during the period of August 2000 throughJanuary 2002, more than 600 MercuryExploration wells were transferred fromto Quicksilver. In the years following thatinitial period of transfers, an approximateadditional 50 wells were transferred.

In January 2000, CMS Energy Corp.reached an agreement with Quicksilver tosell it over 180,000 net leasehold acresproducing about 54 Mmcf per day equiva-lent in CMS’ Antrim Shale holdings as wellas interests in the company’s Niagaran andPrairie du Chien wells. Estimated reserveswere not disclosed at the time of this sale.Prior to the acquisition, Quicksilver had dailyproduction of more than 47 Mmcf gas.

Prior to that acquisition, in 1994, CMS

Oil & Gas Co. had acquired independentproducer Terra Energy LTD. In the $63.6million deal, CMS acquired about 10 millioncubic feet (Mmcf) in net daily production andmore than 81 Bcf in proven reserves.

After the acquisition of Terra, CMSOil & Gas operated out of offices in bothTraverse City and Jackson, Mich. until thecompany’s 1997 headquarters move toHouston. Quicksilver continues to operateTerra Energy LTD as a subsidiary.

It is Quicksilver’s acquisition from CMSEnergy in 2000 that separates theBreitBurn acquisition of Quicksilver fromthe other two major acquisitions that havetaken place in 2007. Because Quicksilveracquired assets outside of the AntrimShale from CMS Energy in 2000, it is theonly major deal to involve Antrim Shaleassets taking place in 2007 that also in-cludes Michigan assets producing fromnon-Antrim geological formations, includ-ing the Silurian Niagaran, OrdovicianPrairie du Chien, and the Devonian DetroitRiver Formation and Richfield Zone.

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MOGPEF President Barratt sends letter of thanks to IOGCC Chairman’s StewardshipSubcommittee Chair Daniels for Energy Education Award

Michigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation(MOGPEF) President Mike Barratt sent the following letter toInterstate Oil & Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC) Chairman’s

Stewardship Subcommittee Chairman James R. Daniels earlierthis week after accepting the Chairman’s Stewardship Awardfor Energy Education on behalf of MOGPEF.

MOGPEF

Michigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation124 West Allegan Street, Suite 1610 • Lansing, Michigan 48933

“Exploring Oil and Natural Gas through Education”

September 24, 2007

James R. DanielsChairmanIOGCC Chairman’s Stewardship SubcommitteeInterstate Oil & Gas Compact CommissionP.O. Box 53127Oklahoma City, OK 73152

Interstate Oil and Gas Compact CommissionStewardship Award

Energy Education CategoryWinner

Michigan Oil & Gas Producers Education FoundationIOGCC Annual Meeting

New Orleans, LA

On behalf of the Michigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation and the Michigan Oil And Gas Association, I would like to thank theInterstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission for this award.

MOGPEF was founded in 2003 with a motto of Exploring Oil and Natural Gas through Education. The driving force for creating thefoundation was provided by Tom Mall, chairman, MOGA. MOGPEF’s mission is to develop educational programs and projects to let thecitizens of Michigan know the importance of fossil fuels in their daily lives and to let them know the technological advances in drilling,completion, and production practices that allow us, as an industry, to be more environmentally friendly and, at the same time, meet an everincreasing demand for fossil fuel energy supplies.

Through the hard work and diligence of the MOGPEF Board of Directors, the staff and directors of MOGA, and all of the people who haveassisted us with their talent, time, and financial support, MOGPEF has been able to further its mission. I would like to acknowledge Hal Fitch,Director, Office of Geological Survey, and his staff for their support and counsel in assisting with ideas for educational programs and projects.

We have been able to reach out through our Michigan Oil and Gas Industry History Exhibit which has traveled throughout the state; wehave sponsored and participated with National Energy Education Development teacher workshops addressing middle and high schoolscience teachers. We work with other energy education groups collaboratively to optimize the use of our funds. We also participate in theYES Expo where over 19,000 middle and high school students from all over Michigan gather in Detroit’s Ford Field to learn about scienceand technology careers. We started a scholarship program which gives us the opportunity to assist deserving high school seniors entering collegein pursuit of an energy related field of study.

Fossil fuels are going to be around for a long time and we will depend on them for our primary source of energy, especially fortransportation. We have an obligation to inform the public that, although there are a number of alternative fuel sources now beingdeveloped, fossil fuels will remain the primary fuel source for the foreseeable future.

One of the most important things that we can do is to educate our children from a very early age through high school and college, to givethem the facts and data that will allow them to solve our energy problems in the next 10–20 years. They are the people, just as in pastgenerations, on whom we will ultimately have to depend to maintain our quality of life.

Again, thank you for this award and we are honored to have received it from such a prestigious organization.

Sincerely,

Michael W. BarrattPresidentMichigan Oil & Gas Producers Education Foundation


Proposed Nov. 2, 2007 state oil and gas lease auction(continued from page 10)

be obtained by contacting the MLMS at(517) 373-7663.

As in recent oil and gas lease auctions,the minimum bid will be $13 per acre ($10per acre plus a $3 per acre temporary au-dit fee). The notice states that at the endof the auction — at the option of theMDNR — parcels not bid in at $13 peracre may be re-offered at a minimum bidof $5 per acre ($2 per acre plus the $3 peracre audit fee).

Term of the state’s oil and gas lease is

five years (with two, one-year options) andas long thereafter as oil and/or gas areproduced in paying quantities. The royaltyrate is 1/6 unless otherwise indicated. Arental rate of $2 per acre per year (with aminimum annual rental for any lease be-ing $5) is charged, with the first year’srental payment due at the time the acreageis bid-in.

Registration of bidders will begin at8 a.m., with offering of lease rights tobegin at 9 a.m.

MOGA board of directors makes re-appointments, appointments, approves slate ofnominees for election

ACME, Mich. — Bill Myler Jr., on be-half of the Michigan Oil And Gas Associa-tion (MOGA) board of directors, reportedat the MOGA dinner, Sept. 20, the follow-ing actions the board of directors hadtaken earlier that day:

Approved the re-appointment of fourindividuals to two year board of directorterms beginning Jan. 1, 2008 and expiringDec. 31, 2009:

Ray Barnhart – HighMount E & P,Harry Fruehauf – Fruehauf Production,Kenneth Mariani – EnerVest Operating,and Ken Prior – Omimex Energy. Alsoapproved was the appointment of RichardHinkley – Dar t Energy, and Rober t

Tucker – West Bay Exploration, to twoyear terms on the board of directors be-ginning Jan. 1, 2008 and expiring Dec. 31,2009.

Myler reported that the board had alsoapproved the recommendations of theMOGA Nominating Committee of 14 can-didates for 14 elected positions to servetwo year board of director terms begin-ning Jan. 1, 2008 and expiring Dec. 31,2009:

Michael Barratt – Barratt Consulting,David Becker – JDB Energy, RobertBoeve – Jordan Exploration, JeffreyCook – Southwestern Oil, Michael Coy– O.I.L. Energy, James McLachlan –

McLachlan Energy, Kelly Miller – EagleInvestments, William Muzyl – MuzylOil, Thomas Pangborn – Savoy Explo-ration, Randall Parsons – AdvancedEnergy Services, Claude Vander Ploeg– Mika, Meyers, Beckett & Jones,Richard VonReichbauer – McJunkin Ap-palachian, Gary Worman – Worman,Dixon & Manis, Daniel Yohe – YoheEnterprises.

Additionally, Thad Shumway – NorthBay Energy, was approved to fill a va-cancy on the board effective Sept. 20, 2007,expiring Dec. 31, 2008.

Results of the board of director electionwill be announced at the 73rd AnnualMembership Meeting of MOGA, sched-uled for Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007 at theOtsego Club, Gaylord, Mich.

MOGA board of directorsapproves 37 newmembers Sept. 20 atGrand Traverse Resort

(continued from page 6)

Stephanie Bruss Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Jean DuRocher Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Jessicca Fellows Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Ben Nieto Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Bill Quinlan Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Tom Robb Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Mary Smith Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Carol Weber Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Kim Weber Member-At-LargeJordan ExplorationTraverse City, Mich.

Kent Power SustainingJerry RitzenheinKent City, Mich.

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September Yesteryear — Michigan oilpatch past with MOGN headlinesOne Year Ago – September 2006

• Michigan Basin Core Research Labo-rator y to dedicate new facility inKalamazoo Oct. 13 • Michigan PetroleumPAC Golf Outing Co-Chairs Stark andYoher urge suppor t of PAC throughSept. 12 event • Whiting Petroleum ac-quires Howard Energy-operated Michiganproperties for $26 million • Michigan As-sociation of Professional Landmen an-nounce details of 29th Annual SeminarSept 21 at Traverse City, Mich.’s ParkPlace Hotel • View from theMonkeyboard: Planning is underway forthe big birthday bash — U.S. oil industrywill be 150 years old in 2009, commemo-rative stamp campaign under way• Aurora Energy Ltd. stakes Antrim wild-cat test in Allegan County • No. Mich.–API to meet Oct. 5 in Kalkaska • LongtimeMichigan consulting petroleum geologistEarl C. Majeske, 84, dies Aug. 28 inKentucky • WTCM Radio personality andauthor Ron Jolly to address MOGA atSept. 21 meeting in Traverse City • Viewfrom the Monkeyboard: Revisiting timesleading up to the Aug. 29, 1925 SaginawField discovery.

Five Years Ago – September 2002

• Shell Trading US Co. assumes crude,refined products trading activities ofEquiva Trading • View from theMonkeyboard … perspective: September11 … a year later; domestic petroleum in-dustry update • Quicksilver Resourcesdrilling program starts; active rig countreaches high for year • Dart Oil & Gasstakes northern Antrim tests • JordanDevelopment completes Springdale 16 off-set • Geo Survey’s Fitch named to repre-sent IOGCC on peer review team ofConference of Radiation Control ProgramDirectors • West Bay Exploration drillingVan Buren County Traverse test • SavoyEnergy Lake County Amherstburg testpermitted • Ward Lake stakes Deep RiverDundee extension try • West Bay runspipe on Livingston Co. Niagaran test.

Ten Years Ago – September 1997

• Second Oceana Exploration wildcatalso cuts reef in Oceana County; comple-tion work commenced on first • ShellWestern granted establishment of a 105-acre drilling unit for the planned McManus2-6 HD1 Niagaran horizontal drain hole• Uniform Spacing Plan (USP) of AntrimShale development in Antrim County’sJordan Township proposed by O.I.L. En-ergy Corp. approved • UNOCAL has com-pleted drilling on three wells in an infilldrilling program in its Beaver CreekRichfield development, with two other

Richfield tests drilling ahead and sevenothers permitted • Application to consoli-date existing west Michigan sour gas pipe-lines, proposed new segment into singlesystem to go before MPSC • DEQ Direc-tor Harding affirms rejection of Zarembadrilling permit application for AntrimCounty Antrim Shale well • Oil and gasincome to the state of Michigan from state-owned minerals (royalty, rentals, bonusand fees) has exceeded $885 million. Thisdoes not include severance tax($36,413,681.40 last state fiscal year) and“privilege fees” (the methods by which theindustr y funds its own regulation) of$6,994,220.57 last state fiscal year.

Twenty Years Ago – September 1987• Osceola blossoms as deep gas explo-

ration hotspot • Upper Peninsula gettingsome oil, gas attention • New Supervisorof Wells compulsory pooling order on al-ternate completions in seperate forma-tions • PetroStar makes first discovery ofPdC oil zone in Michigan Basin • Ioscofind raises new questions; tests on tap• Preston well opens Sour Zone gas poolin Big Lake Field• Gas processing plantlist expanding to meet demands fosteredby development of Michigan’s deep gasplay • Oct. 2 Black River Fish Fry to me-morialize Dale Miller • GM’s McDonaldtalks on auto viewpoint of energy future.

Thirty Years Ago – September 1977

• One dr y, another drilling inMontmorency • Amoco finals five, andcases five state wide • MichCon drills gasreef • Supervisor published new Mayfield21 order • State purchases post stripperincrease • Manistee County takes lead instate oil runs • President Carter endorsesAlcan project • Brown Bridge tract pro-cedure outlined • June oil volumes hit all-time high • Lease sale funds state landpurchases • Albion students see oil busi-ness first hand on Lee Township well• PSC approves six pipeline applications• State sale bid pattern raises some ques-tions • Advisory Board hears three newpetitions • DNR letter explains newbonding requirement.

Forty Years Ago – September 1967

• Two off-trend wildcats catch Hillsdaleinterest • Sun’s West Columbus play find-ing more reef to north • Little cheer inNickel for price study group • ColumbusWest reef helped by north build-up • 1965problem well may make it all up if earlyflows hold • More Canada oil reportedpointed to state, Chicago • Two morewells in reef in Columbus West drilling• Saint Clair attracts most new permits innine state issues • Columbus West gas

reef pushed north by McClure • Texacoto case for more testing in Livingston• Texaco starts testing on Livingston oilprospect • Study asks API pricing forMichigan crude oil • Sun ready to developwest side of big gas reef.

Fifty Years Ago – September 1957

• Perry drills third Trenton producerin Scipio; Aurora starts drill-in • Plan gaspipeline to Overisel Field • More oil wellsfound in Israel • Wild well in Scipio Fieldsuccesfully cased; How big? Estimatesmade at 200 barrels an hour • Add threeproducers in Dorr-Salina • FPC gives fullOK to M-Gas Storage to expand system• Scipio well flows 148 hourly to triggermajor new oil play • Mason wildcat show-ing oil pay in Traverse zone • Exploratorytests dominate starts • New oil well inSaint Clair promising • Mason Countywildcat can start new play in northwestMichigan.

Sixty Years Ago – September 1947

• Mt. Forest well fails; add third pro-ducer in field • Rex Home wildcat fails;add three Kimball producers • Gasolineoctane rating shows improvement • Julyproduction at year high • Caldwell’s Ioniawildcat testing Dundee show • Sun wild-cat dry in Traverse; add three more toKimball wells • Four Mt. Forest wells nearDundee completion • Remote X-ray of oilfields may increase petroleum • Superiordrilling Colfax Monroe • Ford’s wildcatmay open new Allegan field • Mt. Forestoffset flows 5 barrels an hour after acid• Ensley wildcat misses top Traverse pay• Demand is up over 1946 • Casco wild-cat shows oil • Ionia wildcat improved byreacidization • Simrall to extend systemfrom Reed City to Newaygo • Log Dundeetop on Mt. Forest outpost • Sun tests westedge well in Kimball Lake Field • Cartercompletes field wells • Bangor wildcatpumps oil • Test Cheshire; Wayland oil• 15 permits bring year’s total to 641 • Un-derground coal gasification repor t byBureau of Mines.

Seventy Years Ago – September 1937

• Teater again finds giant Buckeye flowon Section 11 farm • Another oil well andanother Berea gas dud in Clayton• Traverse flows in far flung pools • 25more Buckeye tests stabbing oil pay to-day • 1937 starting wells total 702 • Drill-ing permits thus far indicated recordspuddings exceeding 900 this year• Record drilling activity cracked 100-a-month completion total in Michigan dur-ing August • Oil floods Buckeye storage;production rises near-record runs.



New Drilling Permit Applications(Received by MDEQ Office of Geological Survey 9/17/2007–9/21/2007)

(AP 20070595—0603)

ANTRIMWarner, T31N, R5W

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC East Jordan Dev. Co. A3-18(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NW NE AP 20070595 (TRL-1200')

unit—W NE 80A (443 N/1668 E–Sec)

BENZIEColfax, T25N, R13W

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Colfax 3-28(F) SL: Sec 21 SE NE SW AP 20070598 (DUN-3200')

BHL: Sec 28 SE NE NWunit—USP (Proposed) (BHL: 660 N/2110 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Colfax 4-28(F) SL: Sec 21 SE NW SW AP 20070600 (DUN-3258')

BHL: Sec 28 SE NW NWunit—USP (Proposed) (BHL: 990 N/699 W–Sec)

CALHOUNMarengo, T2S, R5W

❑ West Bay Expl. Hoffman 2-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SE SW SE AP 20070603 (TRB-4600')

unit—E SW SE (330 S/1655 E–Sec)CHEBOYGAN

Wilmot, T33N, R3W❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Green B4-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 NE SE NE AP 20070602 (TRL-1000')unit—SE NE (1667 N/331 E–Sec)

MANISTEEBear Lake, T23N, R15W

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Lentz B3-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SE SW NE AP 20070597 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Bear Lake 29B (2053 N/1653 E–Sec)

MONTMORENCYRust, T30N, R4E

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Balog A1-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SW NW NW AP 20070596 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW NW 11/NE NE 10 80A (984 N/306 W–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Kendziorski 14-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 SE SE SW AP 20070601 (DUN-1500')unit—USP/Barney Miller South (600 S/2360 W–Sec)

OSCEOLA

Evart, T17N, R8W

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Forest Lodge 3-12(W) SL: Sec 12 NW NE NW AP 20070599 (ONT-11000')

unit—NW 12/SW 1/SE 2/NE 11 (346 N/1595 W–Sec)

Drilling Permits / Issued 9/17/2007–9/21/2007

58627 104 WEST BAY EXPLORATION CO.13685 S WEST BAYSHORE DR, STE 200

9/18/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684WELL NAME: DOUBLE EAGLE FARMS 4-12WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 4600 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: TRENTON-BLACK RIVERFIELD NAME: ALBION-SCIPIO (2 SOUTH) DEEPEST FORM: TRENTON-BLACK RIVER

SURF OWNER: DOUBLE EAGLE FARMSCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE NE NW 12 2S 5W MARENGO CALHOUN 930 N/2311 W 396 S/330 E

58628 6361 ATLAS GAS & OIL COMPANY LLC1501 CASS ST., STE. B

9/18/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684WELL NAME: SCHELLER A3-36WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1000 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: MONTMORENCY COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: TRAVERSE LIMESTONE

SURF OWNER: SCHELLER, DANIELCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NE NW NE 36 31N 4E HILLMAN MONTMORENCY 330 N/1851 E 330 N/776 W


9/18/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684WELL NAME: HUBBARD A2-36WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1000 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: MONTMORENCY COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: TRAVERSE LIMESTONE

SURF OWNER: ROBERSTON, BYRON & SHEANETTECONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE NE NW 36 31N 4E HILLMAN MONTMORENCY 963 N/2271 W 330 S/375 E

58630 4745 WARD LAKE ENERGYP.O. BOX 1663685 E. STATE HIGHWAY 32

9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: BOND D2-19WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1700 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: MANISTEE COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: TRAVERSE LIMESTONE

SURF OWNER: HAZEL M. BOND TRUSTCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE SE SW 19 23N 14W MAPLE GROVE MANISTEE 392 S/2280 W 392 S/535 E

58631 104 WEST BAY EXPLORATION CO.13685 S WEST BAYSHORE DR, STE 200

9/20/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684WELL NAME: STARR COMMONWEALTH 2-29WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 4500 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: TRENTON-BLACK RIVERFIELD NAME: ALBION-SCIPIO (2 SOUTH) DEEPEST FORM: TRENTON-BLACK RIVER

SURF OWNER: STARR COMMONWEALTHCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE SE SE 29 2S 4W SHERIDAN CALHOUN 470 S/332 E 470 S/332 E

58632 4785 SRW INC.PO BOX 20661847 CALKINS DR.

9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: HUNT C3-13WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1250 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: ANTRIM COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: ANTRIM

SURF OWNER: HUNT, FRED & DARLENECONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NE NW SE 13 30N 8W FOREST HOME ANTRIM 2203 S/1352 E 440 N/1340 W


9/20/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684WELL NAME: BOOMER TRUST B2-32WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1600 FT


SURF OWNER: BOOMER, JANE F.CONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE SE NW 32 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 2058 N/2316 W 596 S/335 E


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: PCA A1-16WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1600 FT


SURF OWNER: PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICACONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SW NW NW 16 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 1115 N/330 W 1115 N/330 W


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: HARJU D4-21WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1575 FT


SURF OWNER: HARJU, CLARENCE & CAROLCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NW SE SE 21 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 1075 S/683 E 1075 S/638 W


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: CLAUSS D2-22WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1650 FT


SURF OWNER: CLAUSS FAMILY TRUSTCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NW SE SW 22 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 841 S/1734 W 478 N/438 W


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: PCA C1-22WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1600 FT



LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NE NW SW 22 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 2256 S/937 W 382 N/366 E


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: PCA B4-21WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1600 FT



LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SE SE NE 21 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 2290 N/404 E 335 S/917 W


9/20/2007 GAYLORD, MI 49734WELL NAME: BOWLING D4-16WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 1650 FT


SURF OWNER: BOWLING, HUGH D.CONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SW SE SE 16 23N 15W BEAR LAKE MANISTEE 182 S/992 E 1140 N/340 W

58640 5995 WHITING OIL & GAS CORP.MILE HIGH CENTER1700 BROADWAY, STE. 2300

9/20/2007 DENVER, CO 80290-2300WELL NAME: STATE SOUTH BUCKEYE UNIT 41-1WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 13300 FT

PERMIT TYPE: NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: PRAIRIE DU CHIENFIELD NAME: BUCKEYE, SOUTH (PRAIRIE DU CHIEN)DEEPEST FORM: PRAIRIE DU

CHIENSURF OWNER: WRIGHT, DARIANCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: SW NE NE 1 17N 1W TOBACCO GLADWIN 1133 N/994 E 1133 N/994 E

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58641 6312 ARBOR OPERATING LLC858 BUSINESS PARK DR.

9/21/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49686-8683WELL NAME: STATE ALBERT A1-31WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 3400 FT

PERMIT TYPE: DIR NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: MONTMORENCY COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: TRAVERSE LIMESTONE

SURF OWNER: STATE OF MICHIGANCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NW NW SW 31 29N 1E ALBERT MONTMORENCY 2472 S/330 W

BHL: NW NW NW 31 29N 1E ALBERT MONTMORENCY 330 N/330 W 330 N/330 W

58642 6312 ARBOR OPERATING LLC858 BUSINESS PARK DR.

9/21/2007 TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49686-8683WELL NAME: STATE ALBERT B2-31WELL TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEPTH: 2800 FT

PERMIT TYPE: DIR NEW HOLE TARGET FORM: ANTRIMFIELD NAME: MONTMORENCY COUNTY-ANTRIM DEEPEST FORM: TRAVERSE LIMESTONE

SURF OWNER: STATE OF MICHIGANCONTRACTOR: NOT DETERMINED FTGS FROM

LOC: QT QT QT SEC T R TOWNSHIP COUNTY SEC & DR UNIT LINESSL: NE NW SW 31 29N 1E ALBERT MONTMORENCY 2472 S/405 W

BHL: NE SE NW 31 29N 1E ALBERT MONTMORENCY1639 N/1655 W 330 N/330 E

Drilling Permits / Issued 9/17/2007–9/21/2007

DRILLING UNIT

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DRILLING UNIT

_________31 |X | | 31 |X | | |XUUB| | |XUUU| | |XO | | |X | | |X | |31 |X | | 31

General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling ActivityThis portion of Michigan Oil & Gas News consistsof a listing of locations for which Michigan drill-ing permits have been applied for or issued and isarranged alphabetically by county and township,with staked, permitted and drilled holes listedwithin each township by section number. Loca-tions in the same section are arranged in alpha-betical order by operator and where more than onelocation has been staked by or permitted to thesame operator the sites are listed in alphabeticalorder by lease name and then by lease number.Final results of drilling, deepening and/or comple-tion work (either oil, gas dry or the completion of

drilling on facility wells) will appear in only oneissue. The entry is then removed from the DrillingActivity section. Operator name, lease name andnumber of deep holes (defined by Michigan Oil &Gas News as those targeted to horizons below thetop of the Glenwood Member of the OrdovicianBlack River Group of geologic formations inMichigan’s Central Basin) appear in bold, italictype. Tests of Cambrian-age horizons(Trempealeau Formation or deeper) in extremesouthern or northern portions of Michigan’s LowerPeninsula and Upper Peninsula will also beidentified with the bold type.

NOTE:

❑ Denotes tentative location, awaiting issuanceof drilling permit.

■ Denotes permitted or active location.◆ Denotes commencement of initial drilling

activity since press time of previous issue ofMichigan Oil & Gas News.

✓ Denotes final status report to appear onlocation in Drilling Activity report.

✖ Denotes both commencement of activity andfinal status report on location.

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1934 Commercial Dr. • Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

989-773-4114 • fax 989-773-4227John Keathley • Mike Machuta

827 S. Cedar St. (US-131) • Kalkaska, MI 49646

231-258-8662 • fax 231-258-8667Pete Krause

Central MichiganCementing Services

Full service oilfieldcementing & stimulation

(989) 775-0940fax (989) 775-0943

Joe Zuker, Manager

1961 Commercial Dr. Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858

Central MichiganCementing Services

Serving theMichigan

oilfield fromtwo locations

ALLEGANWayland, T3N, R11W

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Jackson C3-1(F) SL: Sec 1 NE NW SE P# 58396 (NGN-3400')

unit—W SE (2202 S/1834 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Jackson D2-1

(F) SL: Sec 1 NW SE SW P# 58397 (NGN-3400')unit—E SW (1203 S/1677 W–Sec)

td 3370, core 1723-1783 (ANT), pb; evaluaterel 6/30/2007

ANTRIMMancelona, T29N, R5W

■ Merit Energy Co. State Mancelona 2-34 (Pilot)(?) SL: Sec 34 SE SW SW P# 58455 (NGN-7000')

unit—? (648 S/669 W–Sec)td (NGN HDH pilot) td 8/13/2007

■ Merit Energy Co. State Mancelona 2-34 HD1(?) SL: Sec 34 SE SW SW RA 58455 (NGN-6675')

BHL: Sec 34 NW NE SWunit—? (BHL: 2159 S/1333 W–Sec)td (NGN HDH rwk) rel 8/25/2007

ARENACClayton, T20N, R4E

■ Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. Clayton Unit 44-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NW SE SE P# 58270 (PDC-11800')

unit—Clayton PdC (1000 S/1313 E–Sec)td 11824 td 9/16/2007

Pollister 2, cont.

■ Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. Haroutunian Unit 1-4B(F) SL: Sec 4 SW SE SE P# 58530 (PDC-11672')

BHL: Sec 4 SW SE SEunit—Clayton PdC (BHL: 409 S/989 E–Sec)dr below 10000 mi 9/17/2007

Pollister 2, cont.■ Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. Clayton Unit 43-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NE SE P# 57590 (PDC-11730')unit—Clayton PdC (2389 S/1019 E–Sec)

Deep River, T19N, R4E

■ Northshore Petroleum LLC Klimek 1-17(F) SL: Sec 17 NW SW NW P# 58090 (AMH-4400')

unit—SW NW (1920 N/720 W–Sec)td 4392, 5½"-4372 (core), perf, frac DRS/RCF

td 1/28/2007■ Northshore Petroleum LLC Stawowy 1-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 NW SE NW P# 58091 (AMH-4400')unit—SE NW (580 S/1900 W–Sec)

td 4350, 5½"-4350 (core), perf, frac DRS/RCFtd 2/13/2007

■ Northshore Petroleum LLC Wojtowicz 2-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SW SW NE P# 58235 (AMH-4400')

unit—SW NE (2046 N/2122 E–Sec)td TH rel 8/26/2007

Bigard & Huggard 2, cont.

Lincoln, T18N, R4E

■ O.I.L. Niagaran L.L.C. Oeder C1-18(W) SL: Sec 18 NE NW SW P# 58620 (DRA-3400')

unit—NW SW (2170 S/543 W–Sec)

BAYFraser, T16N, R4E

■ West Bay Expl. Massey 1-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SE SW SW P# 58164 (DUN-3200')

BHL: Sec 10 SW SW SWunit—SW SW (BHL: 330 S/330 W–Sec)

Pinconning, T17N, R4E❑ West Bay Expl. State Pinconning et al 1-35 HD-1

(F) SL: Sec 35 SE NW SE AP 20060806 (DUN-4069')BHL: Sec 35 SE NE SWunit—NW SE/NE SW (BHL: 1629 S/2446 W–Sec)


■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Somsel 15-24 HD2(F) SL: Sec 24 SW SW SE RA 56070 (NGN-7275')

BHL: Sec 24 NW NW SEunit—W SE (BHL: 2287 S/2127 E–Sec)td (NGN HDH rwk) rel 12/04/2006

■ Schmude Oil Inc.Benzie County Road Commission 3-33

(W) SL: Sec 33 SE SE SE P# 57023 (TRV-2400')unit—SE SE (330 S/330 E–Sec)

td 2088, 5½"-1887 (TRL @ 1702), frac; test ANTtd 7/18/2005

■ Schmude Oil Inc. Dinger 1-34 HD1(W) SL: Sec 34 NW NW SW P# 56819 (NGN-10101')

BHL: Sec 3 SW SW SW (24N-13W)unit—W SW 34 (BHL: 460 S/460 W–Sec)td (NGN HDH), 5½"-5702, test td 9/03/2005


General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling Activity

Michigan Field Activity in BriefLAST THISISSUE ISSUE

Total Entries .................... 967 ..... 989Tentative Locations ........... 164 ..... 180Permitted Wells ................ 722 ..... 712Rigs in the Field ................. 12 ...... 15Rigs Available .................... 16 ...... 16Wells at Total Depth ............ 14 ...... 15Wells at Total Depth TH ......... 3 ........ 3W.O. Completion ................ 21 ...... 21Wells Testing ..................... 18 ...... 19

LAST THISISSUE ISSUE

Wells Reported: OIL ............. 0 ........ 0Wells Reported: GAS ............ 11 ...... 12Wells Reported: DRY ............ 0 ........ 0Permits Terminated .............. 2 ........ 5Facility Wells at td ............... 0 ........ 1Applications Withdrawn ......... 0 ........ 0Permits Issued ................... 13 ...... 16New Permits in this issue: .. 58627–58642New Apps in this issue: .. 20070595–0603

Activity in Brief–2007(Reported in this feature 1/12/2007–9/28/2007)

Rigs in the Field ................... 10.1 avg.Wells Reported: OIL ....................... 27Wells Reported: GAS ...................... 303Wells Reported: DRY ...................... 38Permits Terminated ....................... 179

Facility Wells at td ......................... 33Applications Withdrawn ................... 22Permits Issued ............................. 457Permit ......................... #58185–58642


Rigs in the Field ..................... 9.5 avg.Wells Reported: OIL ....................... 10Wells Reported: GAS ...................... 334Wells Reported: DRY ...................... 46Permits Terminated ....................... 123



Rigs in the Field ..................... 9.5 avg.Wells Reported: OIL ....................... 13Wells Reported: GAS ...................... 428Wells Reported: DRY ...................... 81Permits Terminated ....................... 168


BENZIE

Colfax, T25N, R13W

■ Schmude Oil Inc. Renfer 4-33(W) SL: Sec 34 SE NW SW P# 57481 (DRA-4064')

BHL: Sec 33 SW NW SEunit—N SW (BHL: 1745 S/2304 E–Sec)

BRANCH

California, T8S, R5W

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Pridgeon Land 3-2(W) SL: Sec 2 NW NE NW P# 56740 (BRV-3500')

unit—NE NW (530 N/1882 W–Sec)td 3612, 5½"-3580 (TRN @ -1874 ss), test, evaluate

td 7/16/2005

CALHOUN

Clarence, T1S, R4W

■ Meridian Production Services Schmidt 3-35A HD1 S1(SR) SL: Sec 35 NW SE SE RA 58125 (NGN-3122')

BHL: Sec 35 SW NE SEunit—Clarence 35 Pool SR (BHL: 1509 S/1007 E–Sec)

■ Meridian Production Services Schmidt 3-35A HD1 S2(SR) SL: Sec 35 NW SE SE RB 58125 (NGN-3122')


■ Meridian Production Services Schmidt 3-35A HD1 S3(SR) SL: Sec 35 NW SE SE RC 58125 (NGN-3122')


Lee, T1S, R5W

■ Uptex Operating LP. Diane Chambers Lutz et al 1-23A(F) SL: Sec 23 NW SW NE P# 58460 (NGN-6241')

unit—SW NE (1666 N/2102 E–Sec)■ West Bay Expl. Mullett 1-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 NE SE SE P# 58272 (TRB-4804')BHL: Sec 23 NE SE SEunit—E SE SE 23/W SW SW 24

(BHL: 990 S/160 E–Sec)td TH rel 5/26/2007

■ West Bay Expl. Mullett 2-23(F) SL: Sec 23 NE SE SE P# 58419 (TRB-6450')

BHL: Sec 23 SE SW SEunit—E SW SW (BHL: 333 S/1664 E–Sec)td 5151MD, 5½"-4950 (LC/deepened), test TRN

td 9/08/2007McConnell & Scully, cont.

❑ West Bay Expl. Begg 2-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW NW AP 20070532 (TRB-4900')

unit—SW NW (1666 N/666 W–Sec)Desc: Rule 303 spacing exception requested

❑ West Bay Expl. Begg 1-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SE SW NW AP 20070516 (TRB-5063')

BHL: Sec 25 SW SE NWunit—W SE NW (BHL: 2331 N/1663 W–Sec)

■ West Bay Expl. Oberlin 1-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NE NE P# 58590 (BRV-4900')

unit—NE NE (330 N/630 E–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception

Marengo, T2S, R5W

■ Antares Expl. Fund LP Kilbourn Farm 2-2(F) SL: Sec 2 SE NW SE P# 58452 (TRN-4600')

unit—E NW SE (1657 S/1668 E–Sec)td 4753, 5½"-4753 (LC 4600-td) td 9/20/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 127, cont.■ Antares Expl. Fund LP Kilbourn Farm 1-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 NW NW SE P# 58453 (TRN-4600')unit—W NW SE (2324 S/2334 E–Sec)

❑ West Bay Expl. Hoffman 1-2(F) SL: Sec 2 NE SE SE AP 20070530 (TRB-4600')

unit—SE SE (760 S/667 E–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception requested

◆ Antares Expl. Fund LP Kilbourn Farm 2-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NE NE P# 58466 (TRN-4706')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NE NEunit—E NE NE (BHL: 332 N/334 E–Sec)dr sp 9/22/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 127, cont.■ Antares Expl. Fund LP Double Eagle Farms 3-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NE SW NW P# 58451 (TRN-4600')unit—E SW NW (1657 N/990 W–Sec)

■ Rainbow Oil & Gas Inc. Martin, Goldie 1-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NE NE P# 58342 (PDC-4770')

unit—NE NE (711 N/529 E–Sec)td, prod. cased rel 8/04/2007

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General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling ActivityCALHOUN

Marengo, T2S, R5W◆ West Bay Expl. Double Eagle Farms 4-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NE NW P# 58627 (TRB-4600')unit—E NE NW (930 N/2311 W–Sec)

rig up ru 9/24/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 2, cont.

Sheridan, T2S, R4W■ West Bay Expl. Rugg 1-7

(F) SL: Sec 7 SW SW SE P# 58602 (TRB-4000')BHL: Sec 7 NW SW SEunit—W W SE/SW (BHL: 1329 S/800 W–Sec)

Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception.Target depth listed is true vertical.

td 4628MD/4461TV, 5½"-4622 rel 9/21/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 2, cont.

■ West Bay Expl. Starr Commonwealth 2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SE P# 58631 (TRB-4500')

unit—E SE SE (470 S/332 E–Sec)■ West Bay Expl. Starr Commonwealth 2-32

(F) SL: Sec 29 SW SE NE P# 58618 (TRB-4500')unit—W SE NE (2150 N/997 E–Sec)

■ West Bay Expl. Starr Commonwealth 1-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SE SW SW P# 58608 (TRB-4500')

unit—E SW SW (332 S/990 W–Sec)

CASSJefferson, T7S, R15W

■ Sappington Crude Oil Luttman 1-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NE NE DA 30507 (SYL-980')

unit—W NE NE (330 N/990 E–Sec)deepen to 1005, 4½"-950 (pb to 997) td 1/12/2007

CLAREFreeman, T18N, R6W

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Freeman 211 HD(A)(GS) SL: Sec 14 NE NE SW RA 58183 (SSS-1508')

BHL: Sec 14 SW NW NWunit—Freeman Lincoln GS (BHL: 1000 N/600 W–Sec)

Hamilton, T19N, R3W◆ Northshore Petroleum LLC R & P Fanslau 1-22

(W) SL: Sec 22 NE NW NW P# 58365 (AMH-5400')unit—NW NW (330 N/987 W–Sec)

dr sp 9/20/2007Bigard & Huggard 2, cont.

■ Northshore Petroleum LLC Kelly 1-23(W) SL: Sec 23 NE NE SW P# 58233 (AMH-5300')

unit—NE SW (2310 S/2310 W–Sec)td (lost circ/7" set) rel 9/19/2007

Bigard & Huggard 2, cont.Winterfield, T20N, R6W

■ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. A. Blevins Trust et al 3-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SW NE NE P# 58431 (AMH-5250')

unit—Cranberry Lake SR (1240 N/870 E–Sec)td rel 8/29/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 2, cont.

■ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. Summit Petrol. Corp. et al 12-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NW NE P# 58332 (AMH-5265')

unit—Cranberry Lake Richfield SR (745 N/1649 E–Sec)td 5335, 4½"-5335, perf/acid, test td 7/10/2007

CRAWFORDBeaver Creek, T25N, R3W

✓ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Beaver Creek B2-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NW SE NW P# 57232 (TRM-11300')unit—Sec 18 (1500 N/1465 W–Sec)

permit terminated 9/23/2007Beaver Creek, T25N, R4W

■ Samson ResourcesState Beaver Creek & Joseph 2-7

(F) SL: Sec 7 NE SW SE P# 57422 (PDC-11400')unit—Sec 7 (1235 S/1718 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Beaver Creek D4-16(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SE SE P# 55047 (AMH-5150')

unit—Beaver Creek Detroit River Zone 3(739 S/986 E–Sec)td 4150, 5½"-4142 (2 lost holes/rig skidded)

td 12/04/2002Maple Forest, T28N, R3W

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Maple Forest 16-3C(W) SL: Sec 3 SW SE SE P# 56759 (NGN-7300')

BHL: Sec 2 SW SE SWunit—S SW 2/N NW 11 (BHL: 511 S/1432 W–Sec)td 7145MD, 5½"-7144 td 3/21/2005

❑ Dominion Midwest Egy. State Maple Forest A4-4(F) SL: Sec 4 SW NE NE AP 20060370 (TRL-2150')

BHL: Sec 4 NW NE NEunit—NE NE (BHL: 551 N/731 E–Sec)

South Branch, T25N, R1W■ Savoy Energy, L.P.

USA & State South Branch 1-8(W) SL: Sec 8 NW SE SW P# 57356 (PDC-12047')

BHL: Sec 7 NE NE SEunit—E 7/W 8 (BHL: 2300 S/200 E–Sec)

South Branch, T25N, R2W■ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. Norton 7-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 SE NE SW P# 58337 (AMH-4600')unit—NE SW (1653 S/2298 W–Sec)

td 4579, 5½"-4578 td 6/28/2007

EATONBellevue, T1N, R6W

■ Rainbow Oil & Gas Inc. Barlond-Convis 1-20A(W) SL: Sec 20 SW SE SW P# 58377 (GLN-4920')

unit—SE SW (589 S/1873 W–Sec)Eaton Rapids, T2N, R3W

■ Tolas Oil & Gas Expl. Rhea Miller 1-35 HD1(F) SL: Sec 35 SW NW SE P# 57530 (NGN-5171')

BHL: Sec 35 NW NE SWunit—NE SW/NW SE (BHL: 2187 S/1777 W–Sec)td 4977MD (NGN HDH) rel 11/07/2006

GLADWINBentley, T17N, R2E

❑ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. Boren 1-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW NW AP 20070548 (DUN-3750')

BHL: Sec 25 NW SW NWunit—SW NW 25/SE NE 26 (BHL: 1850 N/0 W–Sec)

Desc: Rule 303 spacing exception requested■ West Bay Expl. Cook 1-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 NW NW NW P# 57921 (DUN-3700')unit—NW NW (330 N/330 W–Sec)

Hay, T18N, R1E❑ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Synex 1-15A

(F) SL: Sec 15 SW SW SW AP 20070118 (DUN-6557')BHL: Sec 15 SE SW SEunit—SW/W SE (BHL: 660 S/1776 E–Sec)

Tobacco, T17N, R1W■ Whiting Oil & Gas Corp.

State South Buckeye Unit 41-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SW NE NE P# 58640 (PDC-13300')

unit—? (1133 N/994 E–Sec)

GRAND TRAVERSEBlair, T26N, R11W

■ Merit Energy Co. State Blair 1-24A HD-1(F) SL: Sec 24 SE SW SE RA 30034 (NGN-5915')

BHL: Sec 25 NE NE NEunit—N NE/SE NE/NE NW 25/S SE 24

(BHL: 344 S/1164 W–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception.

Target depth listed is true vertical.East Bay, T26N, R10W

■ Samson Resources Pinewood Shores 2-2C HD2(F) SL: Sec 2 NE NE SE RA 58118 (NGN-7942')

BHL: Sec 2 SW SW NEunit—S NE (BHL: 2276 N/2036 E–Sec)

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Gavitt 2-5 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 5 SE SE SE AP 20060235 (TRL-2000')

unit—N/A (629 S/240 E–Sec)Grant, T25N, R12W

■ Samson Resources Fryzelka et al 1-22 HD(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SE SE RA 32913 (NGN-5975')

BHL: Sec 22 SE SE SEunit—S SE (BHL: 330 S/330 E–Sec)

■ Uptex Operating LP. Youker 2-34A(F) SL: Sec 34 NE SE NW P# 57965 (NGN-6241')

BHL: Sec 34 NE SE NWunit—S NW (BHL: 2101 N/2259 W–Sec)td 6250MD, test NGN td 8/30/2006

Mayfield, T25N, R11W

■ Merit Energy Co. Bancroft & Bisard 2-1 HD2(F) SL: Sec 1 NE SE NW RA 39827 (NGN-7337')

BHL: Sec 1 SW NW NEunit—W NE/E NW (BHL: 934 N/2033 E–Sec)

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General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling ActivityGRAND TRAVERSE

Mayfield, T25N, R11W■ Merit Energy Co. Henry et al 2-4 HD-1

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NW NE RA 31575 (NGN-6018')BHL: Sec 33 NE SW SE (26N-11W)unit—SW SE 33-26N-11W/NW NE 4-25N-11W

(BHL: 834 S/1870 E–Sec)td (NGN HDH) rel 9/20/2007

Bigard & Huggard 1, cont.Paradise, T26N, R10W

■ Merit Energy Co. State Paradise 4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SE SW NE P# 57607 (NGN-6100')

unit—W NE 80A (2212 N/1902 E–Sec)❑ Maverick Expl. & Prod. Stuckman 1-28A

(F) SL: Sec 28 NE NE NE AP 20070558 (NGN-6332')BHL: Sec 22 NW SW SWunit—SW SW 22/SE SE 21/NE NE 28/NW NW 27

(BHL: 862 S/460 W–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception requested

GRATIOTNew Haven, T10N, R4W

■ New Haven Energy LLC Childers 1-8(GS) SL: Sec 8 NW SW SW P# 58426 (MAR-1050')

unit—New Haven GS (987 S/330 W–Sec)■ New Haven Energy LLC Litwiller 1-23

(GS) SL: Sec 23 SE SE SE P# 58428 (MAR-1050')unit—New Haven GS (333 N/333 W–Sec)

■ New Haven Energy LLC Litwiller 1-25(GS) SL: Sec 25 SE NW NW P# 58427 (MAR-1150')

unit—New Haven GS (992 N/984 W–Sec)■ New Haven Energy LLC Litwiller 1-26

(GS) SL: Sec 26 SW NE NE P# 58425 (MAR-1050')unit—New Haven GS (990 N/990 E–Sec)

INGHAMOnondaga, T1N, R2W

❑ R & B Energy Co.State Onondaga & Kinneville 1-17A HDH

(F) SL: Sec 17 NE SE SW AP 20050702 (NGN-3916')BHL: Sec 17 NE SW SEunit—SE SW/SW SE (BHL: 990 S/1800 E–Sec)

Vevay, T2N, R1W■ Woodfield Resources Inc. State Vevay & Kranz 1-29

(W) SL: Sec 29 SW SE NE P# 56778 (NGN-4167')BHL: Sec 29 NW NE SEunit—NE SE/SE NE (BHL: 2540 S/700 E–Sec)td 4009MD/3950TV, 5½", perf/acid, test

td 5/01/2005White Oak, T2N, R2E

■ R & B Energy Co. Briggs 1-15B(F) SL: Sec 15 SE NW SE P# 57766 (NGN-4078')

BHL: Sec 15 SW NW SEunit—W SE (BHL: 1749 S/1741 E–Sec)td 4417MD/4373TV, 5½" td 7/06/2007

■ NuEnergy OperatingSharland & Wiggington C2-30 HD1

(W) SL: Sec 30 SE NE SW P# 58476 (NGN-6117')BHL: Sec 30 SW SW SWunit—SW (BHL: 350 S/350 W–Sec)

ISABELLABroomfield, T14N, R6W

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Stiff 1-13(F) SL: Sec 13 SW NE NE P# 58186 (MSS-1500')

unit—NE NE (985 N/995 E–Sec)■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Stiff 2-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SW NW NE P# 58583 (MSS-1500')unit—NW NE (985 N/2320 E–Sec)

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Yooper 3-13(F) SL: Sec 13 SE NE SW P# 58592 (MSS-1500')

unit—? (983 N/2320 W–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Lueder 1-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SE SW SE P# 58223 (MSS-1500')

unit—W SE (330 S/1651 E–Sec)■ Christian Oil Co. Newman 1-33

(W) SL: Sec 33 NE SE SW P# 58346 (MAR-1500')unit—SE SW (978 S/2204 W–Sec)

td 1505, 5½"-1505 rel 5/29/2007Deerfield, T14N, R5W

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Nowicki 1-7(F) SL: Sec 7 SE SE SW P# 58436 (MSS-1500')

unit—S SW (330 S/2060 W–Sec)■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Bart 1-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NW SE NE P# 58222 (MSS-1500')unit—S NE (1659 N/960 E–Sec)

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Mena 2-18(F) SL: Sec 18 NW NE SW P# 58225 (MSS-1500')

unit—NE SW/SE NW (2350 S/1887 W–Sec)■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Petrella 4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 SW SW SW P# 58297 (MSS-1500')unit—SW SW (495 S/330 W–Sec)

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Waterland Trucking 3-18(F) SL: Sec 18 SW NE SE P# 58185 (MSS-1500')

unit—NE SE (1338 S/979 E–Sec)td 1496, 5½", test STR rel 6/17/2007

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. State County of Isabella East 2-19(F) SL: Sec 19 NE NE SW P# 58259 (MSS-1500')

unit—NE SW (2158 S/2237 W–Sec)■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. State County of Isabella West 1-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SW SW NW P# 58258 (MSS-1500')unit—SW NW/NW SW (2494 N/330 W–Sec)

td 1537, test STR rel 6/21/2007■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Hubscher 1-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 SW SW NW P# 58224 (MSS-1500')unit—SW NW/NW SW (2011 N/330 W–Sec)

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Reid 1-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NE NE NE P# 58221 (MSS-1500')

unit—NE NE 30/SE SE 19 (230 N/330 E–Sec)td 1504; to test STR rel 6/27/2007

Fremont, T13N, R5W■ Christian Oil Co. Peacock 1-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SW SW P# 58345 (MAR-1500')unit—SW SW (838 S/330 W–Sec)

td 1330, 5½"-1330 rel 6/01/2007Sherman, T15N, R6W

■ Muskegon Development Recker 2-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SW SE P# 57777 (DUN-4000')

unit—SW SE (330 S/1667 E–Sec)JACKSON

Concord, T3S, R3W■ Queenmaya LLC Dobbins 1-8A

(W) SL: Sec 8 SE NW SW P# 57944 (PDC-4791')BHL: Sec 8 SW NW SWunit—NW SW (BHL: 1731 S/661 W–Sec)td 4720MD/4670TV td 10/02/2006

Hanover, T4S, R2W❑ MILDCo Inc. Reed et al 5-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SE SE SE AP 20050376 (PDC-4650')unit—SE/SW NE (350 S/350 E–Sec)

Liberty, T4S, R1W❑ MILDCo Inc. Reed et al 1-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NW SW SW AP 20050375 (PDC-4650')unit—SW SW (800 S/372 W–Sec)

Springport, T1S, R3W❑ R & B Energy Co. Wilson 1-21B

(F) SL: Sec 21 NW NW NW AP 20070510 (NGN-3592')BHL: Sec 20 NE NE NEunit—NE NE 20 (BHL: 330 N/430 E–Sec)

■ Rainbow Oil & Gas Inc. Wilson 1-22(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SE SW P# 58128 (PDC-5200')

unit—SE SW (999 S/1657 W–Sec)■ Rainbow Oil & Gas Inc. Wilson 2-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NE NW P# 58129 (PDC-5200')unit—NE NW (330 N/1656 W–Sec)

KALKASKABlue Lake, T28N, R5W

■ Merit Energy Co. State Blue Lake 2-5A(F) SL: Sec 5 SW SW SE RB 56586 (NGN-6900')

BHL: Sec 5 SW SW SEunit—W SE (BHL: 481 S/2161 E–Sec)td 6925 (sidetracked collapsed csng), test

rel 2/14/2007■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-2HD1

(GS) SL: Sec 7 SW NW NW P# 58500 (NGN-8885')BHL: Sec 1 SE NE SE (28N-6W)unit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 1463 S/542 E–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-5HD1(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW P# 58518 (NGN-9064')

BHL: Sec 1 NW SE SE (28N-6W)unit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 1111 S/941 E–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-1HD1S1(GS) SL: Sec 7 SW NW NW RA 58488 (NGN-6777')

BHL: Sec 1 SW SE SE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 188 S/830 E–Sec)

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General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling ActivityKALKASKA

Blue Lake, T28N, R5W


BHL: Sec 1 SE SE SE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 468 S/66 E–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-4HD1S1(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW RA 58517 (NGN-6777')

BHL: Sec 1 SE SW SE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 48 S/1741 E–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-1HD1(GS) SL: Sec 7 SW NW NW P# 58488 (NGN-9992')

BHL: Sec 6 NE NW SWunit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 2057 S/816 W–Sec)rot td 7200MD (in A2C/to dr HDH) rd 9/17/2007

Bigard & Huggard 3, cont.■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-3HD1

(GS) SL: Sec 7 SW NW NW P# 58516 (NGN-9252')BHL: Sec 6 SW NE SWunit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 1608 S/1535 W–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-6HD1(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW P# 58519 (NGN-9833')

BHL: Sec 6 NE NW SWunit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 2030 S/1331 W–Sec)


BHL: Sec 6 NW SW SWunit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 1197 S/517 W–Sec)


BHL: Sec 6 NW NW SWunit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 2003 S/11 W–Sec)

◆ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-4HD1(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW P# 58517 (NGN-8686')

BHL: Sec 12 SW NW NE (28N-6W)unit—Coldsprings 1 GS (BHL: 901 N/2451 E–Sec)dr (NGN HDH) sp 9/17/2007

Bigard & Huggard 3, cont.■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-4HD1S2

(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW RB 58517 (NGN-6777')BHL: Sec 12 NE NW NE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 476 N/1677 E–Sec)


BHL: Sec 12 NE NW NE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 260 N/1921 E–Sec)

■ ANR Pipeline Co. Cold Springs 1 CS1-5HD1S2(GS) SL: Sec 7 NW SW NW RB 58518 (NGN-6777')

BHL: Sec 12 NW NE NE (28N-6W)unit—Cold Springs 1 GS (BHL: 331 N/1202 E–Sec)

■ Merit Energy Co. State Blue Lake 11-19 HD(?) SL: Sec 19 SW SE NE P# 58615 (NGN-7287')

BHL: Sec 19 SW SE NEunit—S NE/N SE (BHL: 2432 N/765 E–Sec)

Desc: R303(2) spacing exception

■ Merit Energy Co. State Blue Lake 11-19 HD-1(?) SL: Sec 19 SW SE NE RA 58615 (NGN-7015')

BHL: Sec 19 SE SE NEunit—S NE/N SE (BHL: 2485 N/332 E–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical✓ Merit Energy Co. State Blue Lake “G” 5A-19 HD-1

(F) SL: Sec 19 NW NE SE RA 20070231 (NGN-7019')BHL: Sec 19 NE NW SEunit—N SE (BHL: 2246 S/1531 E–Sec)td 8159MD (HDH rwk); NGN oil td 3/10/2007

?, cont.

Cold Springs, T28N, R6W

■ Merit Energy Co. State Cold Springs 1-29 HD-1(F) SL: Sec 29 NE SW SE RA 30790 (NGN-6905')

BHL: Sec 1 NW NE SEunit—Cold Springs 29 (BHL: 2375 S/1022 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources State Cold Springs 1-30C HD1(F) SL: Sec 30 SE NW SW RA 58171 (NGN-6670')

BHL: Sec 30 SE SE SWunit—SW (BHL: 596 S/2112 W–Sec)

Garfield, T25N, R5W

✓ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield A4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NE NE P# 57226 (SYL-5000')

unit—NE NE (330 N/997 E–Sec)permit terminated 9/22/2007

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield B1-9(F) SL: Sec 9 NW SW NW P# 57616 (SYL-5000')

unit—SW NW (1785 N/330 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield C1-9(F) SL: Sec 9 NW NW SW P# 57619 (SYL-5000')

unit—NW SW (2316 S/330 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield D1-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW SW SW P# 57620 (SYL-5000')

unit—SW SW (989 S/330 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield A3-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NW NE P# 58359 (SYL-5000')

unit—NW NE (420 N/2332 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield B3-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW SW NE P# 58360 (SYL-5000')

unit—SW NE (1647 N/2328 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield C2-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NE SW P# 58361 (SYL-5000')

unit—NE SW (2308 S/1658 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Garfield A1-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NW NW P# 58362 (SYL-5000')

unit—NW NW (438 N/330 W–Sec)

Kalkaska, T27N, R7W

■ Schmude Oil Inc. State Kalkaska “H” 1-3 HD2(F) SL: Sec 3 SE SE NW RB 29245 (NGN-6620')

BHL: Sec 3 NE NE SWunit—NE SW/SE NW/SW NE/NW SE

(BHL: 2060 S/2070 W–Sec)

■ Schmude Oil Inc. State Kalkaska “H” 1-3 HD3(F) SL: Sec 3 SE SE NW RC 29245 (NGN-6620')

BHL: Sec 3 SW SW NEunit—NE SW/SE NW/SW NE/NW SE

(BHL: 2160 N/2270 E–Sec)■ Merit Energy Co. State Kalkaska 3-7 HD

(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE P# 58080 (NGN-6958')BHL: Sec 7 NW NW NEunit—NE/E NW 7/S SE 6 (BHL: 341 N/2099 E–Sec)td 6725, 5½"-6716 (NGN HDH pilot) td 12/27/2006

◆ Merit Energy Co. State Kalkaska 3-7 HD1(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE RA 58080 (NGN-6280')

BHL: Sec 7 SE NE NWunit—NE/E NW 7/S SE 6 (BHL: 1195 N/1668 W–Sec)dr (NGN HDH rwk) sp 9/22/2007

Bigard & Huggard 1, cont.■ Merit Energy Co. State Kalkaska 3-7 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE RB 58548 (NGN-8900')BHL: Sec 7 SE NE NWunit—E NW/NE 7/S SE 6 (BHL: 19 S/1727 W–Sec)

■ Merit Energy Co. State Kalkaska 3-7 HD-2(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE RB 58080 (NGN-6328')

BHL: Sec 7 SE NE NWunit—S SE 6/E NW/NE 7 (BHL: 1195 N/1668 W–Sec)

Kalkaska, T27N, R8W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Kalkaska 2-31

(?) SL: Sec 31 SW NW NE P# 57789 (NGN-7125')unit—W NE (1050 N/2265 E–Sec)

Rapid River, T28N, R7W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Nye 4-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 NE NW NW P# 58319 (NGN-6600')unit—N NW (490 N/1100 W–Sec)

■ Merit Energy Co. State Rapid River 2-35 HD-2(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SW SW AP 53003 (NGN-7297')

BHL: Sec 35 SE NW SWunit—W SW 35/E SE 34-28N-7W/NW NW 2/

NE NE 3-27N-7W (BHL: 1551 S/585 W–Sec)

KENTSolon, T10N, R11W

■ Howard Energy Co., Inc. Hawley 2-6(W) SL: Sec 6 NE SW SW P# 58149 (BOB-3600')

unit—SW SW (760 S/927 W–Sec)

LAKEChase, T17N, R11W

❑ Christian Oil Co. Carney 1-29(W) SL: Sec 29 SE SW NE AP 20070496 (TRL-3500')

unit—SW NE (2161 N/1764 E–Sec)Ellsworth, T19N, R11W

❑ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. Killgore et al 1-24(W) SL: Sec 24 SE SW SW AP 20070407 (PDC-10250')

unit—SW 24/SE 23/NW 25/NE 26(575 S/1098 W–Sec)

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General Michigan Oil & Gas Drilling ActivityLAKE

Peacock, T19N, R13W■ Ranch Production LLC State Peacock 18-9

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NW SE P# 57303 (TRF-2359')BHL: Sec 18 NE NW SEunit—N NE (BHL: 2310 S/1503 E–Sec)

Yates, T17N, R12W■ B.D. Deans LLC USA State-Yates 6-27A

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW NW NW P# 58395 (PDC-8190')BHL: Sec 27 NW NW NWunit—NW 27/NE 28/SE 21/SW 22

(BHL: 635 N/305 W–Sec)LENAWEE

Dover, T7S, R2E■ Queenmaya LLC Ham 1-7

(W) SL: Sec 7 NW SE SE P# 58613 (PDC-3750')unit—SE SE (990 S/989 E–Sec)

Rollin, T6S, R1E■ Queenmaya LLC Wellhauser 1-36

(W) SL: Sec 36 NW NE NW P# 57936 (PDC-3990')unit—NE NW (330 N/1667 W–Sec)

td 3885, 5½"-3880 td 11/19/2006LIVINGSTON

Iosco, T2N, R3E■ Synergy Development Eisele 2-15C

(W) SL: Sec 15 NE NW NE P# 58585 (NGN-4416')BHL: Sec 15 NW NW NEunit—N NE (BHL: 530 N/2120 E–Sec)

MACOMBShelby, T3N, R12E

■ Washington 10 Storage Corp. Shelby 2 1-3(GS) SL: Sec 2 NW NW SE P# 58520 (NGN-3125')

unit—Shelby 2 GS (1924 S/2157 E–Sec)■ Washington 10 Storage Corp. Shelby 2 1-1 HD-1

(GS) SL: Sec 2 NW NW SE P# 58521 (NGN-4957')BHL: Sec 2 SW NW NEunit—Shelby 2 GS (BHL: 1200 N/2170 E–Sec)

■ Washington 10 Storage Corp. Shelby 2 1-2 HD-1(GS) SL: Sec 2 NW NW SE P# 58522 (NGN-5017')

BHL: Sec 2 NE SW NWunit—Shelby 2 GS (BHL: 2120 N/1100 W–Sec)

■ Washington 10 Storage Corp. Shelby 2 1-4 HD-1(GS) SL: Sec 2 SW NW SE P# 58523 (NGN-4691')

BHL: Sec 2 SW SE SWunit—Shelby 2 GS (BHL: 190 S/1820 W–Sec)

■ Washington 10 Storage Corp. Shelby 2 1-5 OBS(GS) SL: Sec 2 SW NW SE P# 58524 (NGN-3958')

BHL: Sec 2 SE SW SEunit—Shelby 2 GS (BHL: 250 S/1570 E–Sec)

MANISTEEArcadia, T24N, R16W

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Milarch 2-26 HD(W) SL: Sec 26 SW NW NE P# 57316 (NGN-8586')

BHL: Sec 25 SE NE NWunit—N NW 25/N NE 26 (BHL: 701 N/2200 W–Sec)

Bear Lake, T23N, R15W

■ Schmude Oil Inc. Jackson 1-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SW SW SW P# 58541 (NGN-4999')

BHL: Sec 11 SW NW SWunit—S SW (BHL: 1575 S/431 W–Sec)

Desc: Replacement for App No. 20070232,which was withdrawn.

SHL revised. BHL revised 8/17/2007.td rel 9/07/2007

Bransen 4, cont.

■ Merit Energy Co. Asiala Maidens 2-25D HD1-A(F) SL: Sec 25 NW NW SW RA 49461 (NGN-4890')

BHL: Sec 25 NW NWunit—W NW (BHL: 488 N/602 W–Sec)

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. McLeod & Erickson 1-31 HD-1(F) SL: Sec 31 NE NE NW RA 29681 (NGN-5075')

BHL: Sec 31 SW NE NWunit—NE NW/NW NE (BHL: 983 N/1691 W–Sec)

Cleon, T24N, R13W

■ Schmude Oil Inc. Northern Plateau 1-23A(F) SL: Sec 23 NW NW SE P# 58448 (NGN-5870')

BHL: Sec 23 NW NW SEunit—NW SE/SW NE (BHL: 2525 S/2284 E–Sec)td 5917MD, 5½" (cut 68' B NGN), perf/acid, test

td 6/21/2007

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Cleon & Doberstein 1-30(?) SL: Sec 30 NW NE NE P# 57622 (NGN-6128')

BHL: Sec 19 SE SE SEunit—NE NE 30/SE SE 19/SW SW 20/NW NW 29

(BHL: 200 S/100 E–Sec)

Manistee, T22N, R16W

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Mrozinski & Lawson 1-4(F) SL: Sec 4 SW NW NE P# 58314 (NGN-4400')

unit—NW NE/NE NW (1000 N/2539 E–Sec)td 4255, prod. cased td 7/07/2007

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Mrozinski 1-33A SWD(BD) SL: Sec 4 NE NE NE P# 58557 (TRL-1500')

BHL: Sec 4 NE NE NEunit—N/A (BHL: 461 N/329 E–Sec)

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Zielinski 3-9B HD-1(F) SL: Sec 9 SE SW SW RA 56643 (NGN-3949')

BHL: Sec 16 SW NW NWunit—NW NW 16/SW SW 9 (BHL: 974 N/360 W–Sec)

■ Federal Oil Co. Schoedel 1-15 HD1(F) SL: Sec 15 SE NW NE P# 58077 (NGN-6306')

BHL: Sec 10 NE SW SEunit—S SE 10/NE 15 (BHL: 860 S/1440 E–Sec)

Maple Grove, T23N, R14W

■ No. Mich. Oil & Gas Wuori 1-2 HD(F) SL: Sec 2 NW SE NW RA 53043 (NGN-5120')

BHL: Sec 2 NW NE SWunit—N SW/S NW (BHL: 2120 S/1800 W–Sec)

Springdale, T24N, R14W

✓ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Springdale & Garner 13-11 HD

(F) SL: Sec 11 SW SW SW P# 57604 (NGN-9600')BHL: Sec 11 SE SE SEunit—S SE/S SW (BHL: 500 S/460 E–Sec)td 9554MD/5097TV (HDH); NGN gas td 9/29/2006

Antrim Drlg. 4, cont.■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Springdale & Field 2-14 HD(F) SL: Sec 14 NW NW NE P# 57354 (NGN-9672')

BHL: Sec 14 SW SW SEunit—W NE/W SE (BHL: 460 S/2144 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Springdale & Abigail 6-16 HD

(F) SL: Sec 16 NE SE NW P# 57292 (NGN-8780')BHL: Sec 9 NW NW SWunit—SW 9/N NW 16 (BHL: 2085 S/2198 E–Sec)td 8382MD/4881TV (NGN HDH), test NGN

td 3/09/2006■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Springdale & O’Driscoll 16-16 HD2(F) SL: Sec 16 SW SE SE RA 55782 (NGN-4985')

BHL: Sec 15 NE SW SWunit—W SW 15/E SE 16 (BHL: 1041 S/846 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Springdale & CSX 2-22 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW NW NE RA 56830 (NGN-5098')BHL: Sec 23 NW NE NWunit—N NW 23/N NE 22 (BHL: 480 N/1382 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Springdale & CSX 2-22 HD3

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW NW NE RB 56830 (NGN-5116')BHL: Sec 23 NE NE NWunit—N NW 23/N NE 22 (BHL: 483 N/2089 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Springdale & Deer 2-23 HD

(W) SL: Sec 23 NW NW NE P# 57250 (NGN-9512')BHL: Sec 23 SW SW SEunit—W NE/W SE (BHL: 460 S/2169 E–Sec)

MASON

Grant, T20N, R17W

■ Apollo Expl. & Dev. Carnagel 1-29(W) SL: Sec 29 NW NE SW P# 58456 (BEL-1800')

unit—NE SW/SE NW (2251 S/1800 W–Sec)re-enter to 1719, 7"-1719 (TRV shows); to test

td 8/16/2007

✓ Omimex Energy Lipps 1-34 HD1(F) SL: Sec 34 NE SW SW RA 42723 (NGN-4445')

BHL: Sec 34 SW NW SWunit—W SW (BHL: 1800 S/458 W–Sec)td (NGN HDH rwk); dry—plugged 6/28/2006

(est) td 2/03/2005?, cont.

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MASONGrant, T20N, R18W

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. White Stallion 15-25(W) SL: Sec 25 SW SW SE AP 20070477 (NGN-5062')

BHL: Sec 25 NW NW SEunit—W SE (BHL: 2309 S/2144 E–Sec)

Desc: Replaces withdrawn application 20070233Victory, T19N, R17W

■ Core Energy LLC Walters 3-20(W) SL: Sec 20 SE NE NW P# 58156 (DRV-2200')

unit—NE NW (977 N/2320 W–Sec)td 2200, evaluate td 5/02/2007

■ Omimex Energy Ruba 5-20(W) SL: Sec 20 SE SW NE P# 58155 (DRV-2200')

unit—SW NE (2119 N/1821 E–Sec)td 2196 (TRL shows), evaluate rel 4/24/2007

■ Core Energy LLC Hanover 1-29A(W) SL: Sec 29 SE NE SE P# 58216 (NGN-4590')

unit—N SE (1838 S/575 E–Sec)

MECOSTABig Rapids, T15N, R10W

■ Cimarex Energy Co.State Big Rapids & Yankee 1-20

(W) SL: Sec 20 SW SW NW P# 58285 (PDC-9177')BHL: Sec 20 SE SW NWunit—W 20/E 19 (BHL: 2431 N/1067 W–Sec)

❑ Sequoia Production LLC State Big Rapids 1-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SW SE NE AP 20070452 (PDC-9840')

BHL: Sec 24 NW NE SWunit—Sec 24 (BHL: 2190 S/1911 W–Sec)

Colfax, T15N, R9W■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Colfax et al 1-4

(W) SL: Sec 4 NW SW NW P# 58465 (PDC-9600')unit—W 4/E 5 (1196 N/162 W–Sec)

Green, T16N, R10W■ Cimarex Energy Co.

USA State Green & Jones 1-3(W) SL: Sec 3 SE SW NE P# 57931 (PDC-9780')

unit—Sec 3 (2648 N/1381 E–Sec)■ Cimarex Energy Co. Troyer 2-7

(W) SL: Sec 7 SW NW SW P# 57515 (DUN-3900')unit—NW SW (1707 S/453 W–Sec)

❑ Savoy Energy, L.P. Fry 1-13A(F) SL: Sec 13 NW NW SW AP 20070196 (PDC-9750')

BHL: Sec 13 NW NW SWunit—W 13/E 14 (BHL: 2283 S/409 W–Sec)

Morton, T14N, R8W❑ New Haven Energy LLC West Bay et al 3-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 NE NW NE AP 20070495 (CWS-1650')unit—NW NE (561 N/1709 E–Sec)

Wheatland, T14N, R7W■ Tiger Development, L.L.C. Tiger-Sharp 1-32

(W) SL: Sec 32 SE SE SW P# 58587 (DUN-3800')unit—SE SW (495 S/2176 W–Sec)

MIDLANDEdenville, T16N, R1W

■ Northshore Petroleum LLC Knoll 1-10(W) SL: Sec 10 SW SE NE P# 58551 (AMH-5200')

unit—SE NE (2316 N/925 E–Sec)

MISSAUKEEClam Union, T21N, R6W

✓ Dart Oil & Gas Corp. Clam Union 1-31A(F) SL: Sec 31 NW SE NE P# 57212 (PDC-12313')

BHL: Sec 31 NE SW NEunit—Sec 31 (BHL: 1574 N/1449 E–Sec)td 11855MD/11695TV, 5"-11855; PDC gas

td 7/24/2006Advanced Energy Ser. 11, cont.

MONROESummerfield, T7S, R6E

■ Meridian Production Services White Unit 1-30 HD(F) SL: Sec 30 SW SW SE P# 58527 (BRV-3815')

BHL: Sec 30 SE SE SEunit—S SE (BHL: 350 S/419 E–Sec)

❑ Meridian Production Services Vergote Goetz 2-31 HD(F) SL: Sec 31 SW SW SE AP 20070575 (BRV-3768')

BHL: Sec 31 SW SE SWunit—S SW/SW SE (BHL: 600 S/1568 W–Sec)

Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception requested■ Meridian Production Services

White, Goetz & Walter Unit 1-31 HD1(F) SL: Sec 31 NE NE NW P# 58599 (BRV-3786')

BHL: Sec 31 NW NW NWunit—N NW (BHL: 400 N/400 W–Sec)

Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception

MONTCALMBelvidere, T12N, R7W

■ Mich. Con Gas Six Lakes 459 HD-1(GS) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE P# 57523 (STR-4362')

BHL: Sec 4 NE SW NWunit—Six Lakes GS (BHL: 2129 N/813 W–Sec)

■ Mich. Con Gas Six Lakes 458 HD-2(GS) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE RA 57522 (STR-1315')

BHL: Sec 5 NW NE NWunit—Six Lakes GS (BHL: 604 N/1343 W–Sec)

■ Mich. Con Gas Six Lakes 459 HD-2(GS) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE RA 57523 (STR-1316')

BHL: Sec 5 NE SW NEunit—Six Lakes GS (BHL: 1769 N/1729 E–Sec)

■ Mich. Con Gas Six Lakes 458 HD-1(GS) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE P# 57522 (STR-4700')

BHL: Sec 6 NE SE NEunit—Six Lakes GS (BHL: 1612 N/361 E–Sec)

Day, T11N, R6W■ O.I.L. Niagaran L.L.C. Braman 2-13A

(F) SL: Sec 13 SE NE SW P# 58329 (DUN-3625')BHL: Sec 13 SE NE SWunit—NE SW (BHL: 1646 S/2106 W–Sec)

Douglass, T11N, R7W■ Tiger Development, L.L.C. Tiger Olson 1-27

(W) SL: Sec 27 SW NW NE P# 58387 (DRV-3725')unit—NW NE (977 N/2331 E–Sec)

Ferris, T11N, R5W◆ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Diamond 9-9

(W) SL: Sec 9 SE NE SE P# 58593 (CWS-1500')unit—NE SE (1640 S/330 E–Sec)

dr sp 9/22/2007Bransen 4, cont.

Home, T12N, R6W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Neal 2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NW NE P# 58594 (CWS-1500')unit—W NE/E NW (660 N/2391 E–Sec)Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception


■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Big 8 Land Company 1-27 HD2(F) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE RB 54179 (CLN-7081')

BHL: Sec 27 NW SE SWunit—SE SW/SW SE 27 (BHL: 952 S/1733 W–Sec)

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Big 8 Land Company 1-27 HD-2(F) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE RC 54179 (CLN-5676')

BHL: Sec 27 SW NW SWunit—? (BHL: 1500 S/330 W–Sec)

■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Big 8 Land Company 1-27 HD-1(F) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE RD 54179 (CLN-5580')

BHL: Sec 27 NW SW SWunit—? (BHL: 992 S/330 W–Sec)

NEWAYGOBeaver, T15N, R14W

■ Oceana Production Co. LLC Enders 1-30(W) SL: Sec 30 SW SW SW P# 57401 (AMH-3500')

unit—SW SW (628 S/388 W–Sec)Denver, T14N, R14W

■ Country Boy Oil Co. Walch 5-4(F) SL: Sec 4 SW SW SW P# 54852 (TRL-2100')

BHL: Sec 4 SW SW SWunit—SW SW (BHL: 341 S/434 W–Sec)

td 2104, 5½"-2104, test BER, ELS—plug instr issued 4/10/2006 td 3/13/2002

Goodwell, T14N, R11W❑ Benelli Oil LLC Fetterley 4-9

(?) SL: Sec 9 SW SW SW AP 20060653 (BOB-4210')unit—SW SW (559 S/340 W–Sec)

Lincoln, T14N, R13W■ Savoy Energy, L.P. USA Lincoln 1-4

(W) SL: Sec 4 NE NW NE P# 57785 (PDC-8114')BHL: Sec 4 NE SW NEunit—Sec 4 (BHL: 1309 N/1469 E–Sec)dr sp 9/07/2007



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NEWAYGONorwich, T15N, R11W

■ Mid Mich. Gas Storage Co. Norwich 35(GS) SL: Sec 21 C NW SW DA 21036 (MAR-1450')

unit—Norwich GS (1980 S/660 W–Sec)■ Savoy Energy, L.P. State Norwich 1-22B

(F) SL: Sec 22 SW NE NW P# 57966 (PDC-8218')BHL: Sec 16 SE SE SEunit—SE 16/SW 15/NW 22/NE 21

(BHL: 410 S/480 E–Sec)

OAKLANDMilford, T2N, R7E

■ Wellmaster Prod. Co. LLC HCMA et al Unit 1 HD2(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SW NW RB 54379 (NGN-5609')

BHL: Sec 16 SE SW SEunit—SW NW 16/SE NE 17 (BHL: 2039 N/859 W–Sec)

■ Wellmaster Prod. Co. LLC HCMA et al Unit 1 HD1(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SW NW RA 54379 (NGN-4696')

BHL: Sec 17 SW SE NEunit—SW NW 16/SE NE 17 (BHL: 2262 N/858 E–Sec)td 4629MD (NGN HDH drld as rwk) td 6/30/2006

Pontiac, T3N, R10E

❑ West Bay Expl. GM 1-16(W) SL: Sec 16 SW SW NW AP 20070590 (NGN-4000')

BHL: Sec 16 SE SE NWunit—SE NW (BHL: 1980 N/2310 W–Sec)

OCEANABenona, T14N, R18W

■ West Bay Expl. Byl 1-7(W) SL: Sec 7 SW SE SW P# 57852 (CLN-4050')

unit—S SW 7/N NW 18 (310 S/1390 W–Sec)■ Omimex Energy Morse 1-14

(W) SL: Sec 14 NE NE SW P# 58195 (CLN-4224')BHL: Sec 14 NE NE SWunit—NE SW/SE NW/SW NE/NW SE

(BHL: 2595 S/2380 W–Sec)Benona, T14N, R19W

■ Federal Oil & Apollo Expl. & Dev. Fox Farms 2-13(W) SL: Sec 13 NE NE SW P# 58626 (DUN-2350')

unit—NE SW (2156 S/2980 E–Sec)Ferry, T14N, R16W

■ IPR Energy Partners LP Baron 1-15(F) SL: Sec 15 SW NE SE P# 58232 (DUN-2700')

unit—NE SE (1735 S/935 E–Sec)■ Federal Oil Co. State Ferry & Budde 1-27A

(W) SL: Sec 27 SE SE NW P# 57188 (NGN-4808')BHL: Sec 27 NE SE NWunit—E NW/W NE/NE SW/NW SE

(BHL: 2030 N/2294 W–Sec)td 4941MD/4460TV, 5½" (to dr NGN HDH)

td 9/29/2005

■ Federal Oil Co. State Ferry & Budde 1-27A HD2(W) SL: Sec 27 SE SE NW RB 57188 (NGN-4465')

BHL: Sec 27 NW NW NEunit—W NE/E NW/NE SW/NW SE

(BHL: 330 N/2297 E–Sec)td 5945MD td 12/04/2005

Hart, T15N, R17W■ Omimex Energy State Hart & Fuehring 4-30

(W) SL: Sec 30 SE NW SE P# 58249 (CLN-4550')unit—? (1565 S/1423 E–Sec)

td TH rel 7/23/2007Otto, T13N, R16W

❑ IPR Energy Partners LP Jancek 1-18(?) SL: Sec 18 NE NE NW AP 20070473 (CLN-4750')

unit—NE NW 18/SE SW 7 (422 N/2198 W–Sec)Shelby, T14N, R17W

■ Omimex Energy State Shelby & Fleming 3-18(W) SL: Sec 18 NW SE SW P# 58308 (CLN-4622')

BHL: Sec 18 NE NE SWunit—NE SW/SE NW/SW NE/NW SE

(BHL: 2269 S/2161 W–Sec)td 4424MD (cut 300'+ B NGN), 5½"-4424

td 6/21/2007OGEMAW

Ogemaw, T22N, R1E■ Energy Investment Partners LLC

State Ogemaw & Harrington 1-14A(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NW SE P# 58440 (PDC-11000')

unit—Sec 14 (2140 S/1560 E–Sec)Richland, T21N, R4E

■ Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. Clayton Unit 14-31(F) SL: Sec 31 NE SW SW P# 57601 (PDC-11800')

unit—Clayton PdC (689 S/750 W–Sec)td 11853 (est) td 5/29/2007

OSCEOLAHersey, T17N, R9W

■ Cimarex Energy Co. Rhodes 1-31(F) SL: Sec 31 NW SW NE P# 57470 (PDC-9750')

unit—N 31 (1485 N/2348 W–Sec)Richmond, T17N, R10W

■ Cimarex Energy Co. Morlock 1-23(W) SL: Sec 23 NW SW SW P# 57954 (PDC-9750')

unit—SW 23/SE 22/NE 27/NW 26 (1011 S/365 W–Sec)■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Schmidt 1-35A

(W) SL: Sec 35 NW NW NE P# 58531 (MNT-7930')BHL: Sec 35 NE NW NEunit—NW NE 35/SW SE 26 (BHL: 325 N/1848 E–Sec)

Desc: Rule 303(2) spacing exception

OSCODAMentor, T25N, R3E

■ Merit Energy Co. USA Mentor “C” 1-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NW NW SW P# 58161 (PDC-10500')

unit—W 28/E 29 (2034 S/250 W–Sec)td 10441, 4½" lnr 7208-10438

(STP @ 9961/PDC @ 10010) td 7/30/2007

❑ Merit Energy Co.USA State Mentor “C” et al 2-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SE SE AP 20061043 (PDC-10500')unit—E 34 (660 S/660 E–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources USA State Mentor et al 1-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SW SW SW AP 20061053 (PDC-10400')

unit—SW 35/SE 34-25N-3E/NW 2/NE 3-24N-3E(645 S/129 W–Sec)

OTSEGODover, T31N, R2W

❑ Savoy Energy, L.P. Axford et al 1-11 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 11 SE SE NE AP 20050095 (DRV-2000')

BHL: Sec 11 SE SE NEunit—N/A (BHL: 2424 N/394 E–Sec)

■ Core Energy LLC Pomerzynski et al 5-35A(F) SL: Sec 35 NW NE SW P# 57399 (NGN-5750')

BHL: Sec 35 SE SW NWunit—Dover 35 (BHL: 2524 N/1217 W–Sec)

Otsego Lake, T29N, R3W■ Merit Energy Co. State Otsego Lake 1-26 HD-1

(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SW NE RA 45606 (NGN-6870')BHL: Sec 26 SE SE NWunit—SE NW/SW NE (BHL: 2134 N/1959 W–Sec)

OTTAWATallmadge, T7N, R13W

■ Christian Oil Co. Zokoe C2-24(F) SL: Sec 24 NW NE SW P# 57760 (TRL-1900')

unit—W NE SW (2320 S/1651 W–Sec)

PRESQUE ISLEAllis, T33N, R2E

■ Howard Energy Co., Inc. State Allis 1-12A HD2(W) SL: Sec 12 NW NW SE RB 53595 (NGN-3860')

BHL: Sec 12 SW NW SEunit—W SE (BHL: 1721 S/2149 E–Sec)

Case, T34N, R3E■ Merit Energy Co.

Sylvania Savings & State Case 2-30A HD2(F) SL: Sec 30 NW SE NW RB 39969 (NGN-4790')

BHL: Sec 30 SE SW NEunit—W NE (BHL: 2135 N/1790 E–Sec)

■ Merit Energy Co. Gelo 2-33 HD-1(F) SL: Sec 33 NW NE NW RA 37539 (NGN-3475')

BHL: Sec 28 SW SW SEunit—SW SE/S SW 28/NW NE/N NW 33

(BHL: 89 S/2302 E–Sec)

SAINT CLAIRIra, T3N, R15E

✓ Consumers Energy Co. Ira Field I-202(GS) SL: Sec 2 SW SE NE P# 57581 (NGN-2440')

BHL: Sec 2 SW SE NEunit—Ira GS (BHL: 2142 N/1314 E–Sec)

td 2440MD/2329TV, 7"-2293 (HDH);gas storage (in NGN) td 4/19/2007

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SAINT CLAIRWales, T6N, R15E

■ Tiger Development, L.L.C.Hartson, Francis & Olga A-1 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 32 SW SW NE RA 27954 (NGN-3218')BHL: Sec 32 NE NE NEunit—NE (BHL: 660 N/330 E–Sec)td 4992MD/3193TV; swb, test NGN td 3/19/2006

■ Tiger Development, L.L.C.Hartson, Francis & Olga A-1 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 32 SW SW NE RB 27954 (NGN-3162')BHL: Sec 32 NE NE NEunit—NE (BHL: 660 N/330 E–Sec)

SHIAWASSEERush, T8N, R2E

■ Davenport, Coye R. Shirley Mae Davenport 1-2(W) SL: Sec 2 SE SW NW P# 58375 (DRV-3200')

unit—SW NW (1823 N/882 W–Sec)

VAN BURENBloomingdale, T1S, R14W

■ Lake & Country Realty LLC Carol Page Well #1(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NE NW P# 57983 (TRL-1245')

unit—NE NW (987 N/2304 W–Sec)td 1238, 5½"-1225, perf/acid, test TRL

rel 4/28/2007

WAYNELivonia, T1S, R9E

❑ West Bay Expl. State Livonia & West Bay 1-6(W) SL: Sec 6 NW NE SW AP 20070158 (NGN-4500')

BHL: Sec 6 NW NE NWunit—NE NW (BHL: 460 N/1780 W–Sec)

❑ West Bay Expl. State Farmington & West Bay 1-31(?) SL: Sec 6 NW NE SW AP 20070159 (NGN-8500')

BHL: Sec 31 NW SW NWunit—SW NW 31-1N-9E (BHL: 1782 N/460 W–Sec)

WEXFORD

Wexford, T24N, R12W

■ Federal Oil Co. State Wexford & Borak 1-6 HD1(F) SL: Sec 6 SE NE NW RA 53919 (NGN-4154')

BHL: Sec 6 SE NW NEunit—NE/E NW (BHL: 1393 N/1473 E–Sec)

■ Bigard & Huggard Drilling Inc. Broad-Quast 1-12(W) SL: Sec 12 SE NE NW P# 58556 (NGN-6500')

unit—NE NW/NW NE (664 N/2447 W–Sec)■ Bigard & Huggard Drilling Inc.

USA Wexford & Vultaggio 1-25(W) SL: Sec 25 SW NW NW P# 58159 (NGN-6500')

unit—NW (1197 N/460 W–Sec)


Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityALCONA

Alcona, T28N, R7E■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. We Go Wild 4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 NE NW NW P# 57499 (DUN-1600')unit—N NW 80A (360 N/620 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. We Go Wild 6-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SW SE NW P# 57500 (DUN-1600')

unit—S NW 80A (2140 N/1040 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Pine Valley 1-32 SWD

(?) SL: Sec 32 NW NE NE P# 57911 (DRA-1750')unit—N/A (375 N/1205 E–Sec)

■ Sturgeon Point Dev.Little North Hunting Club A2-32

(F) SL: Sec 32 NW NE NW P# 57892 (TRL-1400')unit—E NW 80A (411 N/1666 W–Sec)

Alcona, T28N, R9E■ KCS Resources Inc. USA Alcona C1-32 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 32 NE NW SW P# 57277 (DUN-1635')unit—N/A (2170 S/775 W–Sec)

Caledonia, T28N, R6E■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Klarich et al A2-3

(F) SL: Sec 3 NE NE NW P# 58484 (TRL-1102')BHL: Sec 3 SE NE NW

unit—N NW 80A (BHL: 786 N/2340 W–Sec)❑ Paxton Resources, LLC Logghe A1-6

(F) SL: Sec 6 NW NW NW AP 20050800 (TRL-1300')unit—USP/North Wolf Creek (645 N/473 W–Sec)

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Powell C3-18(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NW SE P# 57298 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Wolf Creek (2180 S/1707 E–Sec)■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Powell B3-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE SW NE P# 57324 (TRL-1202')BHL: Sec 18 NE SW NE

unit—USP/Wolf Creek(BHL: 1693 N/1871 E–Sec)

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Rakecky A4-21(F) SL: Sec 21 SE NE NE P# 58303 (TRL-1937')

BHL: Sec 21 NE NE NEunit—USP/Wolf Creek (BHL: 57 N/523 E–Sec)

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. State Caledonia B4-21(F) SL: Sec 21 SE NE NE P# 58302 (TRL-1974')

BHL: Sec 21 SE SE NEunit—USP/Wolf Creek (BHL: 2509 N/394 E–Sec)

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Burkhardt C1-22(F) SL: Sec 22 NE NW SW P# 58300 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Wolf Creek (2234 S/900 W–Sec)❑ Trendwell Energy Corp. Marciniak D2-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SE SW AP 20070578 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Wolf Creek (923 S/1712 W–Sec)

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Burkhardt D4-21(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SW SW P# 58301 (TRL-2072')

BHL: Sec 21 NE SW SEunit—USP/Wolf Creek

(BHL: 1164 S/1352 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Caledonia 5-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 SW SW NW P# 57476 (DUN-1600')unit—SW NW/NW SW 80A (2520 N/585 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Caledonia 3-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NE NE NW P# 57477 (DUN-1600')

unit—E NW 80A (635 N/2095 W–Sec)

Hawes, T27N, R7E■ Samson Resources High et al C4-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NE SE P# 58399 (TRL-1100')unit—USP/Sucker Creek Antrim Unit (1720 S/1315 E–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Cordes A4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 NE NE NE AP 20070290 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Lone Ranger (600 N/460 E–Sec)❑ Samson Resources Dehnke D4-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SW SE SE AP 20070304 (TRL-1600')unit—USP/Lone Ranger (470 S/1120 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Dehnke C3-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW NW SE P# 58567 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Lone Ranger (1415 S/2105 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources McDonald C4-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SE NE SE P# 58313 (TRL-1600')unit—USP/Lone Ranger (1550 S/425 E–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Comstock B2-20(F) SL: Sec 20 NE SE NW AP 20070306 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Lone Ranger (1560 N/2095 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Stout C2-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 SW NE SW P# 58402 (TRL-1600')unit—USP/Lone Ranger (1570 S/1760 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Stout C3-20(F) SL: Sec 20 NW NW SE P# 58401 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Lone Ranger (2110 S/2155 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Wohlfeil D2-20(F) SL: Sec 20 SW SE SW P# 58403 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Lone Ranger (190 S/1955 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Cordes A1-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SE NW NW P# 58400 (TRL-1600')unit—USP/Lone Ranger (875 N/1065 W–Sec)

Hawes, T27N, R8E

■ Samson Resources Ney D3-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NW SW SE P# 57797 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (665 S/2460 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Ney C2-3

(F) SL: Sec 3 NE NE SW P# 57798 (TRL-1300')unit—USP/Thibodeau (1990 S/2550 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Lost Lake Woods D4-4(F) SL: Sec 4 SW SE SE P# 57793 (TRL-900')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(400 S/950 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Spikehorn Club C1-4(F) SL: Sec 4 SW NW SW P# 57990 (TRL-825')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (1620 S/300 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Spikehorn Club C3-4

(F) SL: Sec 4 SE NW SE P# 57991 (TRL-825')unit—USP/Thibodeau (1580 S/1635 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Spikehorn Club D2-4(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE SW P# 57992 (TRL-825')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (920 S/1520 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Spikehorn Club B3-4

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE SW NE P# 58017 (TRL-825')unit—USP/Thibodeau (1675 N/1830 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Spikehorn Club A2-4(F) SL: Sec 4 NW NE NW P# 58018 (TRL-825')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (370 N/1790 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources ATM D3-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SE SW SE P# 57764 (TRL-1300')unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit

(340 S/1350 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources ATM A4-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 NE NE NE P# 58015 (TRL-825')unit—USP/Thibodeau (550 N/115 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources ATM B4-5(F) SL: Sec 5 SE SE NE P# 58016 (TRL-825')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (2175 N/200 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources GPG D1-5(F) SL: Sec 5 SE SW SW P# 57765 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(570 S/825 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources MV B2-5(F) SL: Sec 5 SW SE NW P# 57792 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(2535 N/1555 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Brown B2-6(F) SL: Sec 6 NW SE NW P# 57773 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(1745 N/1725 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Brown A2-6(F) SL: Sec 6 NW NE NW P# 57799 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (500 N/1265 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Brown C3-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SE NW SE P# 57940 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibideau (1720 S/1690 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Johnson C4-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SE NE SE P# 57791 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(1695 S/250 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Johnson D4-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SE SE P# 57993 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (330 S/540 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources MacNeill B4-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SE NE P# 57790 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau Antrim Unit(2020 N/380 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Samson D3-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE P# 58306 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Thibodeau (350 S/1890 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Samson D3-6 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 6 NE SW SE P# 58305 (DUN-2000')

unit—N/A (885 S/1810 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek A4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NE NE NE P# 58196 (TRL-1100')

unit—USP/Big Kahuna (340 N/410 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek C3-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW NW SE P# 58202 (TRL-1100')

unit—USP/Big Kahuna (1940 S/2290 E–Sec)

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989-731-0590 Phone P.O. Box 1122989-732-5239 Fax Gaylord, MIwww.nuenergyop.com 49734-1122

Jackson Office5591 Morrill Rd.

Jackson, MI 49201

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Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityALCONA

Hawes, T27N, R8E■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek B2-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 SE SE NW P# 58204 (TRL-1100')unit—USP/Big Kahuna (2000 N/2600 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek C2-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NE SW P# 58205 (TRL-1100')

unit—USP/Big Kahuna (2020 S/1665 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek D2-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NW SE SW P# 58203 (TRL-1100')unit—USP/Big Kahuna (680 S/1965 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Vincent Creek B4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NE SE NE P# 58197 (TRL-1100')

unit—USP/Big Kahuna (1662 N/480 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Gach A1-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SE NW NW P# 58412 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (950 N/1050 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Devos A1-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NW NW P# 58509 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (1222 N/105 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Ney A3-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NW NE P# 58510 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (670 N/2550 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Ney A4-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NE NE P# 58512 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (970 N/1260 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Ney A2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NE NW P# 58513 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (425 N/1430 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Shea B3-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SW SW NE P# 58413 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (2090 N/2405 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Shea B4-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SW SE NE P# 58414 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (2285 N/1070 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Coultes B1-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE SW NW P# 58418 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (2235 N/980 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Gulock B2-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 SE SE NW P# 58408 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (2280 N/2300 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Karsen D2-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NW SE SW P# 58416 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (680 S/1630 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Buczek D3-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SW SE P# 58409 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (690 S/2270 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Buczek D4-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SE SE P# 58423 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (1120 S/790 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Sharboneau A2-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NW P# 58415 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (420 N/1965 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Somers & Honke B3-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SW NE P# 58410 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (1565 N/2575 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Somers & Honke C3-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NW SE P# 58417 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Raisin Cain (2300 S/2110 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Gaishin B3-20(F) SL: Sec 20 NW SW NE P# 58275 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Mt. Mohican Antrim Project(1670 N/2520 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Buczek A4-22(F) SL: Sec 22 NE NE NE P# 58411 (TRL-1500')

unit—USP/Raisin Cain (640 N/350 E–Sec)Mitchell, T27N, R6E

■ Samson Resources Three Buck A1-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SE NW NW P# 58515 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/All in Antrim Unit (770 N/775 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Three Buck A2-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SE NE NW P# 58528 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/All in Antrim Unit(1120 N/2295 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Three Buck C2-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SW NE SW P# 58560 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/All In Antrim Unit(1920 S/1470 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Bakhaus B4-2(F) SL: Sec 2 NW SE NE P# 58514 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/All in Antrim Unit (1905 N/1030 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Bettcher C4-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 SE NE SE P# 58450 (TRL-1600')unit—? (1845 S/650 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Bielby D3-13(F) SL: Sec 13 NE SW SE P# 58609 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/All in Antrim Unit (1070 S/1600 E–Sec)Mitchell, T28N, R5E

■ Paxton Resources, LLC Mar-Kel D1-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SW SW SW P# 58191 (TRL-1300')

unit—S SW 80A (373 S/538 W–Sec)■ Paxton Resources, LLC Mar-Kel C2-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SE NE SW P# 58193 (TRL-1300')unit—N SW 80A (1780 S/2106 W–Sec)

■ Paxton Resources, LLCState Mitchell & Mar-Kel C4-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NE SE P# 58190 (TRL-1300')unit—N SE 80A (2028 S/977 E–Sec)

■ Paxton Resources, LLC Van Wagoner C4-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NW NE SE P# 57895 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Birch Creek 2 (2425 S/1221 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Kosmalski D4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW SE SE P# 58429 (TRL-1600')unit—E SE 80A (340 S/973 E–Sec)

ALLEGANDorr, T4N, R12W

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Graczyk A3-28(W) SL: Sec 28 NE NW NE P# 57945 (TRL-1700')

unit—NW NE (656 N/1762 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Graczyk A3-28 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 28 NE NW NE P# 58142 (DUN-1950')unit—N/A (644 N/1676 E–Sec)

ALPENAAlpena, T30N, R8E

■ Samson Resources Beatty D3-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SW SE P# 58282 (TRL-1050')

unit—S SE 80A (332 S/1500 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Beatty C4-31


Green, T30N, R6E■ Samson Resources Sehn B3-21 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 21 NW SW NE P# 57528 (DUN-1490')unit—N/A (1832 N/2190 E–Sec)

Green, T31N, R5E■ Samson Resources Sumerix A3-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 SW NW NE P# 58208 (TRL-750')unit—USP/Green Bean 1 (655 N/2515 E–Sec)

Green, T31N, R6E■ Samson Resources Christensen D2-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 NE SE SW P# 57996 (TRL-900')unit—E SW 80A (800 S/2330 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Woloszyk C1-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NW NW SW P# 57978 (TRL-900')

unit—W SW 80A (2285 S/660 W–Sec)❑ Samson Resources Howe D2-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SW AP 20050887 (TRL-750')unit—E SW 80A (334 S/2288 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Howe D2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SW P# 58108 (TRL-750')

unit—E SW 80A (334 S/2288 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Woloszyk B2-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE NW P# 57980 (TRL-800')unit—SE NW/SW NE 80A (2052 N/2365 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Woloszyk C3-29(F) SL: Sec 29 NE NW SE P# 57981 (TRL-800')

unit—W SE 80A (2272 S/1674 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Sumerix B1-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW SW NW P# 58392 (TRL-750')unit—USP/? (2510 N/450 W–Sec)

Ossineke, T29N, R5E❑ Samson Resources Broad D4-15 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SE SE AP 20050025 (TRL-2135')BHL: Sec 15 NE NE SE

unit—E SE 80A (BHL: 2316 S/340 E–Sec)■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Broad D1-22 HD

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SW SW RA 49409 (ANT-2874')BHL: Sec 22 NW SW SE

unit—USP/Broad D1-22 HD1(BHL: 977 S/2437 E–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Broad D1-22 Sump(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SW SW RB 49409 (TRV-1226')

BHL: Sec 22 NE SW SWunit—USP/Broad D1-22 HD1

(BHL: 863 S/1220 W–Sec)■ Dominion Midwest Egy. State Ossineke B2-25 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 25 SE SE NW RA 49431 (ANT-2520')BHL: Sec 25 SW SW NW

unit—USP/State Ossineke B2-25 HD(BHL: 2309 N/330 W–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy.State Ossineke B2-25 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 25 SE SE NW RB 49431 (TRV-850')BHL: Sec 25 SW SE NW

unit—USP/State Ossineke B2-25 HD(BHL: 2305 N/1655 W–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Broad B1-27 HD(F) SL: Sec 27 NW SW NW RA 49583 (ANT-1865')

BHL: Sec 27 SW SE NWunit—USP/Broad B1-27 HD1

(BHL: 2227 N/1679 W–Sec)■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Broad B1-27 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 27 NW SW NW RB 49583 (TRV-1249')BHL: Sec 27 NE SW NW

unit—USP/Broad B1-27 HD1(BHL: 1981 N/1113 W–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Klein A4-35 HD1(F) SL: Sec 35 SW NE NE RA 53513 (ANT-3850')

BHL: Sec 26 NE NW SEunit—USP/Klein & Greenfield

(BHL: 2344 S/1680 E–Sec)■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Beck et al D4-35 HD

(F) SL: Sec 35 NW SE SE RA 51109 (ANT-1887')BHL: Sec 35 SE NE SE

unit—USP/Beck et al D4-35 HD1(BHL: 1950 S/500 E–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Beck et al D4-35 Sump(F) SL: Sec 35 NW SE SE RB 51109 (TRV-1130')

BHL: Sec 35 NW SE SEunit—USP/Beck et al D4-35 HD1

(BHL: 1312 S/845 E–Sec)■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Klein A4-35 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 35 SW NE NE RB 53513 (TRF-721')BHL: Sec 35 NW NE NE

unit—USP/Klein & Greenfield(BHL: 327 N/943 E–Sec)

Ossineke, T29N, R6E■ Dominion Midwest Egy. State Ossineke B4-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 NW SE NE P# 57525 (TRL-940')unit—E NE 80A (1700 N/705 E–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Klarich et al B1-34(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SW NW P# 58485 (TRL-1102')

BHL: Sec 34 SE SW NWunit—USP/Highway 65 East

(BHL: 2181 N/743 W–Sec)Ossineke, T29N, R7E

■ Samson Resources Timm D4-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NE SE SE P# 57975 (TRL-900')

unit—S SE 80A (990 S/335 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Krentz A2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NE NW P# 58063 (TRL-900')unit—N NW 80A (515 N/1544 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Krentz A3-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NW NE P# 58064 (TRL-900')

unit—N NE 80A (360 N/2290 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Whitehead C4-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 NE NE SE P# 58047 (TRL-900')unit—N SE 80A (2290 S/455 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Stelzer D4-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NE SE SE AP 20030219 (TRL-900')

unit—S SE 80A (950 S/330 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Ratz C1-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NW SW P# 58022 (TRL-1100')unit—N SW 80A (1985 S/1220 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Lancaster C4-13(F) SL: Sec 13 SW NE SE P# 58238 (TRL-900')

unit—USP/Seguin Antrim Unit (1905 S/933 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Lancaster D4-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SW SE SE P# 58239 (TRL-900')unit—USP/Seguin Antrim Unit (455 S/770 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Moulds C4-15(F) SL: Sec 15 SE NE SE P# 57955 (TRV-900')

unit—N SE 80A (1820 S/335 E–Sec)

Sanborn, T29N, R8E■ Samson Resources Bey D4-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SE SE SE P# 58093 (TRL-800')unit—E SE 80A (475 S/570 E–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Schiller B2-5(F) SL: Sec 5 SW SE NW P# 58271 (TRL-800')

unit—S NW 80A (2270 N/1988 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Shore C1-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SE NW SW P# 58053 (TRL-800')unit—N SW 80A (1658 S/860 W–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Turner C4-7(F) SL: Sec 7 SW NE SE AP 20060603 (TRL-800')

unit—N SE 80A (1995 S/1227 E–Sec)❑ Samson Resources Turner D4-7

(F) SL: Sec 7 SE SE SE AP 20060604 (TRL-800')unit—S SE 80A (365 S/480 E–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Aube C3-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SE NW SE AP 20060681 (TRL-1050')

unit—W SE 80A (1587 S/1647 E–Sec)❑ Samson Resources Goodrich A1-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NE NW NW AP 20060682 (TRL-1050')unit—N NW 80A (335 N/855 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Kauffman B2-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW SE NW P# 58051 (TRL-1050')

unit—S NW 80A (2305 N/1750 W–Sec)❑ Samson Resources Kensa D2-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 SE SE SW AP 20060661 (TRL-900')unit—E SW 80A (335 S/2280 W–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Schiller D4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW SE SE AP 20060601 (TRL-1050')

unit—E SE 80A (333 S/972 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Aube C1-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 NE NW SW P# 57988 (TRL-1050')unit—N SW 80A (2310 S/890 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources HLC D1-9(F) SL: Sec 9 NW SW SW P# 58024 (TRL-1050')

unit—S SW 80A (900 S/340 W–Sec)

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Complete Excavating &Environmental Services & Trucking

Frac Tanks – Half TanksFair Haven, MI Lansing, MIM. Todd Chartier Elmer Musolf

586-725-8373 517-521-4992Toll Free 888-334-8373 24 Hour

470 Magnum Dr. NE, Kalkaska, MI 49646Production Chemicals for Oil & Gas:• Corrosion, scale & paraffin treatment• Natural gas dehydration• H2S removal• Emulsion Breakers

Related Services:• Complete water and scale analysis• Chemical cleaning of production equipment• Acidizing

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(231) 258-9524MESICK, MICHIGAN HARRISON, MICHIGAN GAYLORD, MICHIGAN

(231) 885-1665 (989) 539-7126 (989) 732-9341


Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityALPENA

Sanborn, T29N, R8E■ Samson Resources Gascho C2-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 NW NE SW P# 58101 (TRL-900')unit—N SW 80A (2185 S/1560 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Reiffer B1-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SW SW NW P# 58055 (TRL-1050')

unit—W NW 80A (2320 N/330 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources State Sanborn & Yoder A2-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NE NW P# 58056 (TRL-900')unit—E NW 80A (1185 N/2280 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Burnham A4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW NE NE P# 58103 (TRL-900')

unit—E NE 80A (960 N/755 E–Sec)■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Rondeau D1-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SW SW P# 58534 (TRL-1000')unit—SW SW 29/NW NW 32 80A

(200 S/835 W–Sec)■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Temple C1-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 NW NW SW P# 58533 (TRL-1000')unit—NW SW 29/NE SE 30 80A

(2274 S/170 W–Sec)■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Bordine Trust A4-31

(F) SL: Sec 31 NW NE NE P# 58535 (TRL-1000')unit—NE NE 31/SE SE 30 80A (203 N/978 E–Sec)

■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Meggert B4-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SW SE NE P# 58537 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NE 80A (2317 N/1265 E–Sec)■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Lee B1-32

(F) SL: Sec 32 NE SW NW P# 58538 (TRL-1000')unit—S NW 80A (1969 N/805 W–Sec)

■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Prena A2-32(F) SL: Sec 32 NE NE NW P# 58536 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE NW/NW NE 80A (505 N/2555 W–Sec)■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Solo D1-32

(F) SL: Sec 32 SE SW SW P# 58540 (TRL-1000')unit—W SW 80A (662 S/698 W–Sec)

■ Sturgeon Point Dev. Turner C2-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SE NE SW P# 58539 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (1863 S/2097 W–Sec)

Wilson, T30N, R7E

■ Samson Resources Prevost C2-20(F) SL: Sec 20 NE NE SW P# 57950 (TRL-900')

unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (2265 S/2093 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Wagner C1-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 NE NW SW P# 57977 (TRL-750')unit—W SW 80A (2097 S/990 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources ACC C3-22(F) SL: Sec 22 NE NW SE P# 58298 (TRL-900')

unit—N SE 80A (2060 S/1445 E–Sec)❑ Samson Resources ACC D1-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 SW SW SW AP 20070083 (TRL-900')unit—USP/Werth While (Proposed)

(575 S/515 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Corum D1-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 NE SW SW P# 58102 (TRL-900')unit—S SW 80A (960 S/740 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Montie C3-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NW SE P# 57334 (TRL-900')

unit—N SE 80A (2160 S/1470 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Montie B2-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 SW SE NW P# 58052 (TRL-900')unit—S NW 80A (2330 N/1510 W–Sec)

❑ Samson Resources Montie C3-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NW SE AP 20061050 (TRL-900')

unit—USP (Proposed) (2030 S/1655 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Schultz C2-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NE SW P# 58021 (TRL-900')unit—N SW 80A (2010 S/2025 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Kowalski D4-34(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SE SE P# 58012 (TRL-900')

unit—S SE 80A (335 S/860 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Ratz A4-35


■ Samson Resources Montie C2-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SW NE SW P# 57957 (TRL-900')

unit—E SW 80A (1660 S/1940 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Rondeau B2-36

(F) SL: Sec 36 SE SE NW P# 58104 (TRL-750')unit—S NW 80A (2020 S/2325 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Shields D1-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SW SW SW P# 58276 (TRL-900')

unit—W SW 80A (355 S/455 W–Sec)■ Samson Resources Wisniewski B4-36

(F) SL: Sec 36 SW SE NE P# 58194 (TRL-900')unit—SE NE/NE SE 80A (2150 N/1000 E–Sec)

Wilson, T31N, R6E■ Samson Resources Goodall C2-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SW NE SW P# 58213 (TRL-800')unit—N SW 80A (1720 S/1580 W–Sec)

■ Samson Resources Kelley A4-34(F) SL: Sec 34 NE NE NE P# 58050 (TRL-900')

unit—E NE 80A (355 N/615 E–Sec)■ Samson Resources Kelley A1-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 NE NW NW P# 58109 (TRL-900')unit—W NW 80A (340 N/990 W–Sec)

ANTRIMBanks, T32N, R8W

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Farrell 11-20(F) SL: Sec 20 SE NE SW P# 57494 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (1730 S/2170 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Spoelman 13-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SW SW P# 57489 (TRL-1000')unit—S SW 80A (636 S/1168 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Much 2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 NE NW NE P# 57490 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW NE 29/SW SE 20 80A(320 N/1941 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Croft 2-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NW NW NE P# 57491 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW NE/NE NW 80A (330 N/2381 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Arnold D2-32

(F) SL: Sec 32 SE SE SW P# 57295 (TRL-1300')unit—SE SW 32/NE NW 5-31N-8W 80A

(330 S/2297 W–Sec)

Central Lake, T31N, R8W❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Shooks B3-4

(F) SL: Sec 4 SW SW NE AP 20060416 (TRL-900')unit—SW NE/SE NW 80A (1292 N/2422 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Shooks A1-4(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NW NW P# 57735 (TRL-900')

unit—W NW 80A (333 N/685 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Shooks D1-9


❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCVillage on Central Lake B3-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SW NE AP 20070388 (TRL-900')unit—W NE 80A (1796 N/2193 E–Sec)

◆ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA D1-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NE SW SW P# 58601 (TRL-1000')

unit—W SW 80A (1220 S/767 W–Sec)dr sp 9/24/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Owen B3-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 NE SW NE AP 20070317 (TRL-1000')unit—S NE 80A (1841 N/1906 E–Sec)

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA D3-29(F) SL: Sec 29 NE SW SE AP 20070321 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SE 80A (913 S/1625 E–Sec)❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA C4-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 NW NE SE AP 20070322 (TRL-1000')unit—N SE 80A (2147 S/715 E–Sec)

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA A4-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SE NE NE AP 20070369 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE NE 32/NW NW 33 80A(767 N/371 E–Sec)

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA A2-33(F) SL: Sec 33 NE NE NW AP 20060919 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE NW 33/SE SW 28 80A(219 N/2127 W–Sec)

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC YMCA B1-33(F) SL: Sec 33 SW SW NW AP 20070318 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NW 80A (2260 N/352 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Cullen C1-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SE NW SW P# 58572 (TRL-1000')unit—W SW 80A (1880 S/969 W–Sec)

Chestonia, T30N, R6W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Chestonia et al A3-21 HD

(F) SL: Sec 20 SE SW NE P# 58389 (TRL-1647')BHL: Sec 20 NW SE NE

unit—USP/Chestonia 31B(BHL: 1912 N/1031 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Chestonia et al A3-21 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 20 SE SW NE RA 58389 (ANT-1124')BHL: Sec 21 NE NW NE

unit—USP/Chestonia 31B(BHL: 350 N/1592 E–Sec)

◆ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Coan et al A4-32 HD(F) SL: Sec 32 NW NE SE P# 58597 (TRL-4019')

BHL: Sec 32 NW NE NEunit—USP/Custer 1 Antrim

(BHL: 22 N/913 E–Sec)dr (ANT HDH) sp 9/24/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 10, cont.

Custer, T29N, R7W

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Peterson A3-8 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 8 SE NW NE P# 57710 (DRV-2400')

unit—N/A (1224 N/1574 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Reiley Trust D4-8 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 8 SE SE SE P# 57712 (DRV-2400')unit—N/A (2037 N/330 E–Sec)

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCBlack Stone Minerals et al C2-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 SW NE SW AP 20070588 (TRL-1900')unit—USP/Custer 15C (1464 S/1968 W–Sec)

◆ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Davis Brothers D3-17(F) SL: Sec 17 NE NW SW P# 58562 (TRL-2856')

BHL: Sec 17 SW SW SEunit—USP/Custer 7 (BHL: 380 S/2586 E–Sec)

dr sp 9/21/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 4, cont.

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Davis Brothers B3-17(F) SL: Sec 17 NE NW SW P# 58570 (TRL-2930')

BHL: Sec 17 SE SW NEunit—USP/Custer 7 (BHL: 2285 N/1873 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Custer & Johnson D3-18(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NW SW P# 58561 (TRL-3144')

BHL: Sec 18 SE SW SEunit—USP/Custer 7 (BHL: 544 S/1715 E–Sec)

✖ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCNorthern Lakes Petroleum D3-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 SW SW SE P# 58553 (TRL-1500')unit—USP/Custer 20A (660 S/2414 E–Sec)

td, prod. cased; prob ANT gas rel 9/21/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCHuffman Royalty et al B4-21

(F) SL: Sec 21 NE SE NE AP 20070589 (TRL-1900')unit—USP/Custer 15B (1488 N/405 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCCouturier & Labelle B4-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 SW SE NE P# 58604 (TRL-1900')unit—S NE 80A (2308 N/755 E–Sec)

Echo, T31N, R7W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Bartholomew B2-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SW SE NW P# 58059 (TRL-1100')

unit—USP/Echo 11 B (2321 N/1611 W–Sec)❑ SRW Inc. Agnew B3-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 NE SW NE AP 2007005 (ANT-750')unit—S NE 80A (1686 N/1785 E–Sec)

■ SRW Inc. Porter Agnew A4-17(F) SL: Sec 17 NE NE NE P# 58564 (ANT-750')

unit—NE NE 17/SE SE 8 80A (202 N/658 E–Sec)■ Rock Petroleum Co. LLC Derenzy C2-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NE SW P# 58326 (TRV-1200')unit—NE SW/SE NW 80A (1629 S/2290 W–Sec)

■ Rock Petroleum Co. LLC Himmel A1-24(F) SL: Sec 24 NE NW NW P# 58327 (TRV-1200')

unit—N NW 80A (330 N/1143 W–Sec)❑ Rock Petroleum Co. LLC Himmel A1-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NW NW AP 20070463 (TRV-1200')unit—N NW 80A (873 N/1030 W–Sec)

■ SRW Inc. Hebden 1-30 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 30 NE SW SW P# 58447 (DRA-1560')

unit—N/A (919 S/1456 W–Sec)■ SRW Inc. Swain D1-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 NW SW SW P# 58438 (TRL-1250')unit—W SW 80A (1195 S/335 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Echo D4-34 HD1(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SE NE P# 58589 (ANT-2850')

BHL: Sec 34 SW SE SEunit—USP/Echo 26 A (BHL: 385 S/803 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Echo D4-34 HD(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SE NE RA 58589 (TRL-790')

BHL: Sec 34 NW NE SEunit—USP/Echo 26 A (BHL: 2378 S/1011 E–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical

Forest Home, T30N, R8W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Austin B1-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NE SW NW P# 58434 (TRL-1200')

unit—USP/Forest Home 10 “A”(2225 N/689 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Deboer D3-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NW SW SE P# 58554 (TRL-1200')

unit—USP/Forest Home 10B (1183 S/2216 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Rowe C2-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SE NE SW P# 57655 (TRL-1200')unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (1730 S/2420 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Rowe D3-9(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SW SE P# 57651 (TRL-1200')

unit—SW SE/SE SW 80A (387 S/2003 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Patton B2-10 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 10 SE SE NW P# 58470 (DRV-1600')unit—N/A (2171 N/2450 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Austin A3-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SE NW NE P# 58563 (TRL-1100')

unit—W NE 80A (936 N/1660 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Jarvis C4-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NE SE P# 57734 (TRL-1200')unit—N SE 80A (2226 S/407 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Mills D2-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NE SE SW P# 57644 (TRL-1200')


TEAM SERVICES, LLC.(231) 258-9130Kalkaska, MI.

Service Rigs – Hot-Oilers – Vacuum & H.P. TrucksHauling Trucks – Cusco & Tank Cleaning Facilities

Owners – Tim Tinker and Don Tinker

ADVANCEDENERGY SERVICES LLC• 7 Rotary Drilling Rigs (to 12,500')

(5 Top-Drivers w/ pull down)

• 15 Workover Rigs

(231) 369-2602P.O. Box 85

South Boardman, Mich. 49680-0085

PAXTONR E S O U R C E S

132 N. Otsego Ave.Gaylord, MI 49735

Responsible Energy Development

Phone Fax989-732-9400 989-732-8383


Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityANTRIM

Forest Home, T30N, R8W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Moyer D4-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE SE P# 57834 (TRL-1200')

unit—SE SE 11/NE NE 14 80A (217 S/387 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Moyer C2-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NE SW P# 58291 (TRL-1200')unit—N SW 80A (2326 S/2186 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Thomas A4-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NE NE P# 57689 (TRL-1200')

unit—E NE 80A (467 N/338 E–Sec)■ SRW Inc. Shonk C2-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NE NE SW P# 58603 (ANT-1250')unit—N SW 80A (2301 S/2040 W–Sec)

■ SRW Inc. State Forest Home & Wright D1-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NE SW SW P# 58463 (ANT-1250')

unit—S SW 80A (829 S/1220 W–Sec)■ SRW Inc. Hunt C3-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NW SE P# 58632 (ANT-1250')unit—N NE 80A (2203 S/1352 E–Sec)

❑ SRW Inc.State Forest Home & Antrim County A2-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SW NE NW AP 20070041 (ANT-1250')unit—NE NW/NW NE 80A (752 N/1952 W–Sec)

■ SRW Inc.State Forest Home & Antrim County D2-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 NW SE SW P# 58462 (ANT-1250')unit—E SW 80A (947 S/1900 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Mills A2-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SW NE NW P# 57703 (TRL-1200')

unit—N NW 80A (708 N/1586 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Mills B4-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 SW SE NE P# 57643 (TRL-1200')unit—S NE 80A (2290 N/824 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Matthew A3-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NW NE P# 57642 (TRL-1200')

unit—N NE 80A (632 N/2275 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Watrous B1-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NE SW NW P# 58605 (TRL-1100')unit—S NW 80A (1664 N/1134 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Butler B4-22(F) SL: Sec 22 SE SE NE P# 58565 (TRL-1100')

unit—SE NE 22/SW NW 23 80A(2027 N/450 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Murray C1-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NW SW P# 58607 (TRL-1100')

unit—NW SW/SW NW 80A (1674 S/772 W–Sec)

Helena, T29N, R8W

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Stewart D4-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NE SE SE AP 20040592 (TRL-1600')

unit—S SE 80A (914 S/566 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Miller D2-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 SE SE SW P# 57319 (TRL-1600')unit—SE SW/SW SE 80A (533 S/2297 W–Sec)

✖ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Brown et al C1-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NW SW P# 58610 (TRL-1650')

unit—USP/Helena 25 (2106 S/1321 W–Sec)td, prod. cased; prob ANT gas rel 9/23/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Renaud D2-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW SE SW P# 57628 (TRL-1650')unit—SE SW 27/NE NW 34 80A

(222 S/1744 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Helena et al A3-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE P# 58315 (TRL-1650')unit—NW NE 34/SW SE 27 80A

(550 N/2260 E–Sec)

Kearney, T30N, R7W

❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Burns A1-4(F) SL: Sec 4 NW NW NW AP 20070559 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Kearney 9 C (442 N/415 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Kearney et al A1-11 HD(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NE SW P# 58566 (TRL-4059')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NW NWunit—USP/Chestonia 18B

(BHL: 67 N/847 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Kearney et al A3-11 HD1(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NW SE P# 58588 (ANT-3458')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NW NEunit—USP/Chestonia 18 B

(BHL: 422 N/1393 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Kearney et al A3-11 HD2(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NW SE RA 58588 (ANT-815')

BHL: Sec 11 NE SW NEunit—USP/Chestonia 18 B

(BHL: 1660 N/1634 E–Sec)Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al A3-11 HD

(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NW SE RB 58588 (TRL-1136')BHL: Sec 11 SE SW NE

unit—USP/Chestonia 18 B(BHL: 2348 N/1768 E–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Kearney et al C1-11 HD1(F) SL: Sec 14 SW NW NW P# 58586 (ANT-3929')

BHL: Sec 11 NW NW SWunit—USP/Kearney 15 C

(BHL: 2282 S/477 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Kearney et al C1-11 HD2(F) SL: Sec 14 SW NW NW RA 58586 (ANT-709')

BHL: Sec 11 NW SW SWunit—USP/Kearney 15 C

(BHL: 811 S/499 W–Sec)Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al C1-11 HD

(F) SL: Sec 14 SW NW NW RB 58586 (TRL-1033')BHL: Sec 14 NW NW NW

unit—USP/Kearney 15 C(BHL: 275 N/508 W–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Smith et al B1-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 SW SW NW P# 58555 (TRL-1200')unit—S NW 80A (2216 N/409 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al C1-25 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 24 SE SW SW RB 57578 (ANT-870')BHL: Sec 25 NE NW SW

unit—USP/Chestonia 31(BHL: 2487 S/800 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al D2-25 HD

(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW NE P# 57632 (TRL-1859')BHL: Sec 25 SE SE NW

unit—USP/Chestonia 31(BHL: 2301 N/2158 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al D2-25 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW NE RA 57632 (ANT-859')BHL: Sec 25 SE SE SW


■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al D2-25 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW NE RB 57632 (ANT-978')BHL: Sec 25 SE SE SW


■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney C4-28 HD(F) SL: Sec 28 NE NE SW P# 57629 (TRL-1748')

BHL: Sec 28 NE NW SEunit—USP/Kearney 33A

(BHL: 2216 S/1548 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney C4-28 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 28 NE NE SW RA 57629 (ANT-880')BHL: Sec 28 NE NE SE

unit—USP/Kearney 33A(BHL: 2175 S/504 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney C4-28 HD2(F) SL: Sec 28 NE NE SW RB 57629 (ANT-1001')

BHL: Sec 28 NE NE SEunit—USP/Kearney 33A

(BHL: 2175 S/504 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney A4-33 HD

(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SE SW P# 57659 (TRL-2174')BHL: Sec 33 NE NW NE

unit—USP/Kearney 33A(BHL: 304 N/1635 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney A4-33 HD1(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SE SW RA 57659 (ANT-1057')

BHL: Sec 33 SE NE NEunit—USP/Kearney 33A (BHL: 961 N/352 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Kearney A4-33 HD2(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SE SW RB 57659 (ANT-1175')

BHL: Sec 33 SE NE NEunit—USP/Kearney 33A (BHL: 961 N/352 E–Sec)

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Kearney et al C4-36 HD

(F) SL: Sec 36 NE NE NE P# 58584 (TRL-4100')BHL: Sec 36 SW NE SE

unit—USP/Kearney 36 B(BHL: 1363 S/666 E–Sec)

td (ANT HDH); prob ANT gas rel 9/23/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 10, cont.

Mancelona, T29N, R5W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Mancelona 2-12 HD1(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NE RA 57450 (TRL-1557')

BHL: Sec 12 SW SE SWunit—USP/Deward Cleaver

(BHL: 360 S/1660 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Mancelona 2-12 HD2(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NE RB 57450 (TRL-1425')

BHL: Sec 12 SW SE SWunit—USP/Deward Cleaver

(BHL: 360 S/1660 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Mancelona 2-12 HD4(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NE RD 57450 (TRL-1425')

BHL: Sec 12 SE SE SEunit—USP/Deward Cleaver

(BHL: 360 S/360 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Mancelona 15-13 HD1(F) SL: Sec 13 SW SW SE RA 57451 (TRL-1557')

BHL: Sec 12 NW SW SEunit—USP/Deward Cleaver

(BHL: 900 S/2195 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Mancelona 15-13 HD3(F) SL: Sec 13 SW SW SE RC 57451 (TRL-1557')

BHL: Sec 13 NE NE NEunit—USP/Deward Cleaver

(BHL: 360 N/360 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Mancelona 15-13 HD4

(F) SL: Sec 13 SW SW SE RD 57451 (TRL-1425')BHL: Sec 13 NE NE NE

unit—USP/Deward Cleaver(BHL: 360 N/360 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona B4-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SW SE NE P# 57544 (TRL-2000')

unit—S NE 80A (2312 N/875 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona A4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NE NE P# 57550 (TRL-2000')unit—N NE 80A (718 N/1106 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona D2-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NW SE SW P# 57552 (TRL-2000')

unit—S SW 80A (958 S/1688 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona C4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NE SE P# 57553 (TRL-2000')unit—E SE 80A (1426 S/695 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona B3-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SW NE P# 57545 (TRL-2000')

unit—S NE 80A (2050 N/1797 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona A4-31

(F) SL: Sec 31 NW NE NE P# 57546 (TRL-2000')unit—N NE 80A (349 N/1284 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona D1-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SW SW P# 57548 (TRL-2000')

unit—S SW 80A (365 S/1207 W–Sec)Mancelona, T29N, R6W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona C3-24(F) SL: Sec 24 NW NW SE P# 58241 (TRL-2000')

unit—N SE 80A (2282 S/2398 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Mancelona B3-36

(F) SL: Sec 36 NE SW NE P# 57543 (TRL-2000')unit—W NE 80A (1466 N/1977 E–Sec)

Milton, T29N, R9W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Merchant 11-1

(F) SL: Sec 1 NW NE SW P# 57829 (TRL-1500')unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (2321 S/1670 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Paradis 7-1(F) SL: Sec 1 NW SW NE AP 20070569 (TRL-1500')

unit—W NE 80A (1258 N/2111 E–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Bargy 9-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 NE NE SE AP 20070565 (TRL-1500')unit—N SE 80A (2244 S/632 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Cherry Ke 7-2(F) SL: Sec 2 NE SW NE P# 57823 (TRL-1500')

unit—W NE 80A (1297 N/1695 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Cherry Ke 11-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 SW NE SW P# 57824 (TRL-1500')unit—NE SW/SE NW 80A (1652 S/1649 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Bargy 3-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NE NE NW P# 57827 (TRL-1500')


Milton, T30N, R9W❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Boals 14-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 NW SE SW AP 20070563 (TRL-1500')unit—E SW 80A (1024 S/1733 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Boals 7-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SW SW NE AP 20070564 (TRL-1500')

unit—SW NE/SE NW 80A (2337 N/2543 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. White 3-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 NW NE NW P# 57817 (TRL-1500')unit—NE NW/NW NE 80A (334 N/1679 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Boals 8-24(F) SL: Sec 24 NE SE NE AP 20070562 (TRL-1500')

unit—SE NE 24/SW NW 19-30N-8W(1734 N/628 E–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Kaiser 6-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SE SE NW AP 20070566 (TRL-1500')

unit—SE NW/SW NE 80A (2039 N/2052 W–Sec)

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Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityANTRIM

Milton, T30N, R9W

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Zawora 15-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NW SW SE AP 20070567 (TRL-1500')

unit—W SE 80A (930 S/2346 E–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Coon 11-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 NW NE SW AP 20070573 (TRL-1500')unit—N SW 80A (2214 S/1727 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Morrison 5-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE SW NW AP 20070568 (TRL-1500')

unit—SW NW 26/SE NE 27 80A(1752 N/903 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Cherry Ke 15-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SW SE P# 57822 (TRL-1500')

unit—S SE 80A (427 S/1895 E–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Cullimore A2-35 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 35 SE NE NW P# 57501 (DRS-1980')unit—N/A (1232 N/2142 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Luckett 12-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SW NW SW AP 20070574 (TRL-1500')

unit—W SW 80A (1495 S/550 W–Sec)

Star, T30N, R5W

❑ Ward Lake Energy Blackstone et al A4-7(F) SL: Sec 7 SW NE NE AP 20030505 (TRL-1613')

unit—N NE 80A (682 N/1149 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Bart Star B4-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 NE SE NE P# 58475 (TRL-1850')unit—SE NE 10/SW NW 11 80A

(1817 N/133 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Bart Star D1-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SW SW SW P# 58499 (TRL-1850')unit—USP/Bart Star 11SW (330 S/330 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Strotman 1-11 HD(F) SL: Sec 11 SE NE NE RA 46498 (TRV-1342')

BHL: Sec 11 NE SE NEunit—? (BHL: 1433 N/402 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Strotman 1-11 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 11 SE NE NE RB 46498 (ANT-1185')

BHL: Sec 11 SW SE SEunit—? (BHL: 350 S/897 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Thering 16-12 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 12 SW SE SE RA 52954 (ANT-3558')

BHL: Sec 12 NW NW SEunit—USP/Bart Star 16-12

(BHL: 2312 S/2166 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Thering 16-12 HD

(F) SL: Sec 12 SW SE SE RB 52954 (TRV-1684')BHL: Sec 12 NW SE SE

unit—USP/Bart Star 16-12(BHL: 723 S/1215 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.All State Star A1-16 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NW NW RA 55140 (ANT-3316')BHL: Sec 16 SE NW NE

unit—USP/All State Star 16(BHL: 962 N/1649 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.All State Star A1-16 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NW NW RB 55140 (TRL-1599')BHL: Sec 16 SW NE NW

unit—USP/All State Star 16(BHL: 983 N/1814 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.All State Star D4-16 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 16 SW SE SE RA 55144 (ANT-3211')BHL: Sec 16 SW SE NE

unit—USP/All State Star 16(BHL: 2586 S/781 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.All State Star D4-16 HD

(F) SL: Sec 16 SW SE SE RB 55144 (TRV-1739')BHL: Sec 16 NW SE SE

unit—USP/All State Star 16(BHL: 1167 S/788 E–Sec)

■ Don Yohe Enterprises Hopkins 10-27(F) SL: Sec 27 SW NW SE P# 58612 (DUN-2050')

unit—N SE 80A (1737 S/2231 E–Sec)❑ Don Yohe Enterprises State Star & Olds 5-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW SW NW AP 20070517 (DUN-2050')unit—SW NW 27/SE NE 28 80A

(2250 N/221 W–Sec)❑ Don Yohe Enterprises State Star et al 15-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW SW SE AP 20070519 (DUN-2050')unit—S SE 80A (335 S/2068 E–Sec)

■ Don Yohe Enterprises Olds 9-28(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NE SE P# 58611 (DUN-2050')

unit—E SE 80A (1404 S/748 E–Sec)■ Don Yohe Enterprises Ansorge 11-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SW NE SW P# 58295 (DUN-2050')unit—USP/Starfire South (1656 S/1794 W–Sec)

✓ Dominion Midwest Egy. Mancelona 31 D3-31(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SW SE P# 58366 (TRL-1900')

unit—W SE 80A (355 S/1741 E–Sec)td, prod. cased; prob ANT gas rel 9/19/2007

Bransen 1, cont.■ Dominion Midwest Egy. Mancelona I D4-31 HD

(F) SL: Sec 31 SE SE SE RA 46641 (ANT-1345')BHL: Sec 31 NW SW SE

unit—? (BHL: 990 S/2310 E–Sec)

Torch Lake, T30N, R9W

❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group McLachlan D1-2(F) SL: Sec 2 SE SW SW AP 20070581 (TRL-1100')

unit—W SW 80A (515 S/1000 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Meinke 10-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 NE NW SE P# 57812 (TRL-1500')unit—N SE 80A (2145 S/1447 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Meinke 11-2(F) SL: Sec 2 SW NE SW P# 57811 (TRL-1500')

unit—NE SW/SE NW 80A (1986 S/1674 W–Sec)❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Morrison A2-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NE NW AP 20070580 (TRL-1100')unit—NE NW 11/SE SW 2 80A

(645 N/2350 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Dawson 15-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SW SW SE P# 57820 (TRL-1500')unit—S SE 80A (330 S/2374 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Livingston 2-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NE NW NE P# 57813 (TRL-1500')

unit—NW NE 11/SW SE 2 80A(235 N/1672 E–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Livingston A3-11 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 11 NE NW NE AP 20070560 (DUN-1725')

unit—N/A (385 N/1672 E–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. McAuliff 7-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW SW NE AP 20070570 (TRL-1500')unit—SW NE/SE NW 80A (1883 N/2394 E–Sec)

❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group McLachlan A4-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SW NE NE AP 20070582 (TRL-1100')

unit—E NE 80A (1000 N/1005 E–Sec)❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Petersen C3-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW SE AP 20070579 (TRL-1100')unit—NW SE/SW NE 80A (2450 S/2360 E–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Cherry View 11-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NE SW AP 20070572 (TRL-1500')

unit—E SW 80A (1609 S/2068 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. A-Ga-Ming 4-12 HD

(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NW P# 58153 (TRL-910')BHL: Sec 1 SE SW SW

unit—USP/Milton Bradley A-Ga-Ming(BHL: 230 S/1011 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. A-Ga-Ming 4-12 HD1(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NW RA 58153 (ANT-582')

BHL: Sec 1 SE SW NEunit—USP/Milton Bradley A-Ga-Ming

(BHL: 2333 N/1651 E–Sec)❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group McLachlan D3-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SE SW SE AP 20070544 (TRL-1100')unit—S SE 80A (990 S/1420 E–Sec)

❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group McLachlan C3-13(F) SL: Sec 13 NW NW SE AP 20070545 (TRL-1100')

unit—NW SE/NE SW 80A (2055 S/2590 E–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Rogel 9-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 SW NE SE AP 20070571 (TRL-1500')unit—NE SE 13/NW SW 18-30N-8W 80A

(1767 S/875 E–Sec)❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Amos B4-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 SW SE NE AP 20070591 (TRL-1100')unit—S NE 80A (2150 N/1054 E–Sec)

❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Amos B1-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE SW NW AP 20070593 (TRL-1100')

unit—S NW 80A (2336 N/755 W–Sec)❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Amos A2-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE SW AP 20070594 (TRL-1100')unit—N NW 80A (400 N/2355 W–Sec)

❑ Evergreen Pres. Prod. Group Hubbell A4-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NE AP 20070592 (TRL-1100')

unit—N NE 80A (330 N/500 E–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Coleman 12-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 SE NW SW AP 20070561 (TRL-1500')unit—W SW 80A (1449 S/935 W–Sec)

Warner, T31N, R5W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner B1-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SE SW NW P# 58472 (TRL-1400')

unit—S NW 80A (2039 N/1331 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner B3-1

(F) SL: Sec 1 SE SW NE P# 58473 (TRL-1400')unit—S NE 80A (1987 N/1493 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner C2-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NE NE SW P# 58479 (TRL-1400')

unit—N SW 80A (2147 S/2144 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Korthase B1-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SE SW NW P# 58503 (TRL-1200')

unit—S NW 80A (2020 N/886 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Korthase D2-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NW SE SW P# 58507 (TRL-1200')unit—S SW 80A (885 S/1449 W–Sec)

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner C4-9(F) SL: Sec 9 NW NE SE P# 58344 (TRL-1400')

unit—N SE 80A (2160 S/1218 E–Sec)td 1321, 5½"-1316;

ANT gas—100 MCFD/100 WTR (est)td 5/31/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 7, cont.■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner D1-10


■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Korthase C2-17(F) SL: Sec 17 NW NE SW P# 58505 (TRL-1200')

unit—N SW 80A (2145 S/1735 W–Sec)✓ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Zaremba C3-36

(F) SL: Sec 36 SW NW NE P# 58550 (TRL-2407')BHL: Sec 36 NE NW SE

unit—NW SE/SW NE 80A(BHL: 2284 S/1816 E–Sec)


ARENACArenac, T19N, R5E

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Ratajczak C3-19(W) SL: Sec 19 NE NW SE P# 57935 (TRL-2300')

unit—NW SE/NE SW 80A (2247 S/1700 E–Sec)td 2186, 5½"-2179; to test ANT td 10/10/2006

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Ratajczak C3-19 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 19 NE NW SE P# 58127 (DUN-3220')

unit—N/A (2237 S/1780 E–Sec)

Turner, T20N, R6E■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Stange A1-28

(W) SL: Sec 28 SW NW NW P# 57942 (TRL-2300')unit—W NW 80A (1330 N/414 W–Sec)

td 2044, 5½"-2044 (core U ANT/LAC/PXT/NOR)td 10/06/2006

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Stange A1-28 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 28 SW NW NW P# 58119 (DUN-3320')

unit—N/A (1287 N/476 W–Sec)

Whitney, T20N, R7E■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Pendred A4-27

(W) SL: Sec 27 SE NE NE P# 58079 (TRL-2600')unit—N NE 80A (2247 S/1700 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Pendred A4-27 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 27 SE NE NE P# 58147 (DUN-3800')

unit—N/A (960 N/326 E–Sec)


■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Colfax & Godek 7-33

(F) SL: Sec 33 SE NW NE P# 57314 (DUN-1850')unit—W NE 80A (1266 N/1689 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Klaasen 2-34(F) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE P# 57313 (DUN-1850')

unit—NW NE/NE NW 80A (385 N/2222 E–Sec)■ Schmude Oil Inc. Cobb 1-34A

(F) SL: Sec 34 SE NW SW P# 57046 (TRL-2200')unit—W SW 80A (1352 S/753 W–Sec)

re-enter to 1960, 5½"-1960, test ANTtd 7/15/2005

CHARLEVOIXBoyne Valley, T32N, R5W

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Florenski A1-28(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NW NW AP 20060596 (TRL-1000')

unit—W NW 80A (885 N/346 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Florenski A1-28 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 28 SW NW NW AP 20060706 (DUN-1650')unit—N/A (885 N/269 W–Sec)

❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Boyne Valley 13-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SW SW SW AP 20070467 (TRL-1000')

unit—USP (Proposed) (475 S/425 W–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Boyne Valley & Kondrat 11-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SW NE SW AP 20070464 (TRL-1000')

unit—USP (Proposed) (1740 S/1510 W–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.

State Boyne Valley & Kondrat 12-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SW NW SW AP 20070465 (TRL-1000')

unit—USP (Proposed) (1830 S/185 W–Sec)❑ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Boyne Valley 7-33

(F) SL: Sec 33 SE SW NE AP 20070466 (TRL-1000')unit—USP (Proposed) (2040 N/1630 E–Sec)

Chandler, T33N, R4W

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Eastwood B4-26(F) SL: Sec 26 SW SE NE P# 58352 (TRL-1000')


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Eastwood A4-26(F) SL: Sec 26 NE NE NE P# 58353 (TRL-1000')

unit—N NE 80A (544 N/421 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Eastwood B4-26 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 26 SW SE NE P# 58422 (DUN-1800')unit—N/A (2414 N/783 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Howard D2-26(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SE SW P# 58350 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SW 80A (662 S/2226 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Howard C1-26


◆ Aurora Energy Ltd. Howard C1-26 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 26 NE NW SW P# 58421 (DUN-1800')

unit—N/A (2146 S/1085 W–Sec)dr below 1800 sp 9/21/2007

McLachlan 9, cont.■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Howard A4-27


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler C2-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NE SW P# 58370 (TRL-1000')

unit—N SW 80A (2087 S/1862 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler C3-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW NW SE P# 58372 (TRL-1000')unit—N SE 80A (1781 S/2063 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler B3-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NW SW NE P# 58371 (TRL-1000')

unit—SW NE/SE NW 80A (1890 N/2234 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. ADF-1 B3-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SW SW NE P# 58492 (TRL-1000')unit—S NE 80A (2295 N/2291 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dayton A3-34 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 34 NW NW NE P# 58393 (DUN-1775')

unit—N/A (259 N/2160 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler B2-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 NW SE NW P# 58287 (TRL-1000')unit—E NW 80A (1496 N/1738 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler C1-34(F) SL: Sec 34 SW NW SW P# 58288 (TRL-1000')

unit—W SW 80A (1785 S/350 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler C3-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SE NW SE P# 58289 (TRL-1000')unit—W SE 80A (1617 S/1711 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd.State Chandler & Lafurgey C2-34

(F) SL: Sec 34 SW NE SW P# 58430 (TRL-1000')unit—E SW 80A (1835 S/1935 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dye A3-35 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 35 NE NW NE P# 58253 (DUN-1650')


Hudson, T32N, R4W

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Frontier D1-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SW SW SW P# 58558 (TRL-1300')

unit—W SW 80A (370 S/380 W–Sec)td, prod. cased; prob ANT gas rel 9/19/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDL1S1

(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RB 58069 (ANT-988')BHL: Sec 11 NW NE SW

unit—USP/Hudson NE(BHL: 2210 S/1425 W–Sec)

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDL1S2(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RC 58069 (ANT-987')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NW SEunit—USP/Hudson NE

(BHL: 2275 S/1364 E–Sec)td 2898MD/974TV (HDH rwk);

LAC gas—75 MCFD/200 WTR (est)td 5/24/2007

Team Services, cont.■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDL1S3

(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RD 58069 (ANT-992')BHL: Sec 11 SE SE SW


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDN1(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RE 58069 (ANT-1081')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NE SWunit—USP/Hudson NE

(BHL: 2236 S/2422 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDN1S1

(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RF 58069 (ANT-1073')BHL: Sec 11 NW NE SW



Michigan Antrim Shale Development ActivityCHARLEVOIX

Hudson, T32N, R4W

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDN1S2(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RG 58069 (ANT-1070')


(BHL: 2272 S/1462 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDN1S3

(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RH 58069 (ANT-1083')BHL: Sec 11 SE NW SW


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A1-15 HDN1(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NW NW RB 58065 (NOR-956')

BHL: Sec 10 NW NW SWunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2245 S/391 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDL1S1(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RB 58068 (ANT-836')

BHL: Sec 10 NE NE SEunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2245 S/363 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDL1S2(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RC 58068 (ANT-836')


(BHL: 2214 S/1556 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDL1S4

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RE 58068 (ANT-837')BHL: Sec 10 SW NW SE

unit—USP/Hudson NE(BHL: 1738 S/2079 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDN1S1(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RG 58068 (ANT-942')

BHL: Sec 10 NE NE SEunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2247 S/343 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDN1S2(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RH 58068 (ANT-942')


(BHL: 2213 S/1587 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDN1S4

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RJ 58068 (ANT-942')BHL: Sec 10 SW NW SE


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDL1S1(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RB 58070 (ANT-786')

BHL: Sec 10 NE NE SWunit—USP/Hudson NE

(BHL: 2182 S/2526 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDL1S2

(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RC 58070 (ANT-786')BHL: Sec 10 NW NE SW


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDL1S4(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RE 58070 (ANT-797')

BHL: Sec 10 SE NW SWunit—USP/Hudson NE


(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RG 58070 (ANT-893')BHL: Sec 10 NE NE SW


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDN1S2(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RH 58070 (ANT-893')

BHL: Sec 10 NW NE SWunit—USP/Hudson NE


(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RI 58070 (ANT-896')BHL: Sec 10 SW NW SE


■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDN1S4(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RJ 58070 (ANT-896')

BHL: Sec 10 SE NW SWunit—USP/Hudson NE

(BHL: 1439 S/1133 W–Sec)✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. Frontier SHR B1-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 SW SW NW P# 57202 (TRL-1200')unit—S NW 80A (1972 N/340 W–Sec)

permit terminated 9/08/2007■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Frontier SHR D3-21 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 21 SW SW SE P# 58240 (DUN-1900')unit—N/A (87 S/1983 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson & Bell D2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SW P# 56044 (TRL-1550')

unit—SE SW/SW SE 80A (330 S/2513 W–Sec)td 940, 7"-940 td 12/13/2004

South Arm, T32N, R7W❑ Sturgeon Point Dev. Malpass D4-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 NW SE SE AP 20070003 (TRL-825')unit—S SE 80A (754 S/917 E–Sec)

Wilson, T32N, R6W❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Thorsen D2-7

(F) SL: Sec 7 SW SE SW AP 20060379 (TRL-1150')unit—S SW 80A (367 S/888 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Thorsen D2-7 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 7 SW SE SW AP 20060441 (DUN-1775')

unit—N/A (289 S/906 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Carson D4-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE SE AP 20060447 (TRL-1150')unit—S SE 80A (367 S/989 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Carson D4-9 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 9 SW SE SE AP 20060972 (DUN-1650')

unit—N/A (287 S/980 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Thomson Grogan C1-11 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 11 NW NW SW AP 20060907 (DUN-1650')unit—N/A (2348 S/360 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Zatirka D3-18(F) SL: Sec 18 SW SW SE AP 20060448 (TRL-1150')

unit—S SE 80A (643 S/2143 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Zatirka A4-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 NW NE NE AP 20060449 (TRL-1150')unit—N NE 80A (478 N/1006 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Zatirka A4-19 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 19 NW NE NE AP 20060574 (DUN-1650')

unit—N/A (412 N/1059 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Lokun A4-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 SE NE NE AP 20060381 (TRL-1150')unit—NE NE 22/NW NW 23 80A

(946 N/638 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Lokun A4-22 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 22 SE NE NE AP 20060440 (DUN-1650')unit—N/A (1025 N/648 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dunson A1-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NW NW AP 20060380 (TRL-1150')

unit—NW NW 27/SW SW 22 80A(496 N/621 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dunson A1-27 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 27 NW NW NW AP 20060442 (DUN-1700')

unit—N/A (418 N/613 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Niewendorp A4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 NW NE NE AP 20060382 (TRL-1150')unit—N NE 80A (382 N/1192 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Niewendorp B4-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SE SE NE AP 20060383 (TRL-1150')


CHEBOYGANForest, T33N, R1E

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest B4-26(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SE NE P# 57918 (TRL-1000')

unit—SE NE (2245 N/450 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest B3-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SW NE P# 57920 (TRL-1000')unit—SW NE (2250 N/1850 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest B4-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NE SE NE P# 57922 (TRL-1000')

unit—SE NE (1660 N/590 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch D2-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SW SE SW P# 58136 (TRL-1000')unit—USP/Arrowhead Ranch (504 S/1944 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch D2-28 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 28 SW SE SW P# 58179 (DUN-1350')

unit—N/A (580 S/1920 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch A2-33

(F) SL: Sec 33 NW NE NW P# 58137 (TRL-1000')unit—USP/Arrowhead Ranch (552 N/1841 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch A3-33(F) SL: Sec 33 NE NW NE P# 58135 (TRL-1000')

unit—USP/Arrowhead Ranch (545 N/1949 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch D4-34 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 34 NE SE SE P# 58244 (DUN-1650')unit—N/A (774 S/516 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest A3-35(F) SL: Sec 35 NE NW NE P# 57801 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW NE (385 N/1670 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest D2-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 NE SE SW P# 57846 (TRL-1000')unit—SE SW (795 S/2105 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest C3-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SW NW SE P# 57844 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW SE (1725 S/2040 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest A1-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 NE NW NW P# 57842 (TRL-1000')unit—NW NW (335 N/775 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest D1-35 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 35 NE SW SW AP 20060796 (DUN-1650')

unit—N/A (815 S/890 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Forest A2-36 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 36 NE NE NW AP 20060794 (DUN-1650')unit—N/A (355 N/2060 W–Sec)

Wilmot, T33N, R3W■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Wilmot D2-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 SW SE SW P# 58498 (TRL-1000')unit—SE SW (420 S/1662 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Green B4-34 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 34 NE SE NE P# 58458 (DUN-1800')

unit—N/A (1575 N/337 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dickinson B3-35 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 35 SE SW NE P# 58325 (DUN-1800')unit—N/A (2101 N/1652 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Dickinson B2-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SE NW P# 58338 (TRL-1000')

unit—SE NW (2175 N/2286 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Mikolon D3-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 SW SW SE P# 58490 (TRL-1000')unit—SW SE (353 S/2282 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Skowronski D2-35 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 35 SE SE SW P# 58336 (DUN-1800')

unit—N/A (357 S/2376 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Skowronski D2-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SE SW P# 58331 (TRL-1000')unit—SE SW (350 S/2289 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Wilmot D4-35(F) SL: Sec 35 SW SE SE P# 58497 (TRL-1000')

unit—SE SE (352 S/764 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Wilmot A3-35

(F) SL: Sec 35 NE NW NE P# 58496 (TRL-1000')unit—NW NE (335 N/1651 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Humphrey B2-36(F) SL: Sec 36 NW SE NW P# 58494 (TRL-1000')

unit—SE NW (1783 N/1885 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Humphrey B2-36 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 36 NW SE NW P# 58622 (DUN-1800')unit—N/A (1826 N/1948 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Wilmot C2-36(F) SL: Sec 36 NE NE SW P# 58495 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE SW (2135 S/2244 W–Sec)

CRAWFORDLovells, T27N, R1W

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Lovells D3-27 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW SW SE P# 57597 (TRL-4325')BHL: Sec 27 NE NW SW

unit—USP/State Lovells D3-27 HDL(BHL: 2307 S/1118 W–Sec)

Lovells, T28N, R1W■ Arbor Operating LLC State Lovells 4-1 HD

(F) SL: Sec 1 NE NW NW RA 45975 (ANT-1846')BHL: Sec 1 NW NE NW

unit—USP/State Lovells A1-1 HD(BHL: 627 N/1360 W–Sec)

■ Arbor Operating LLC State Lovells 4-1 HD1(F) SL: Sec 1 NE NW NW RB 45975 (ANT-1655')

BHL: Sec 1 NE NW NEunit—USP/State Lovells A1-1 HD

(BHL: 627 N/1667 E–Sec)

GRAND TRAVERSEAcme, T28N, R9W

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Morrison B3-18(F) SL: Sec 18 SE SW NE P# 58218 (TRL-1450')

unit—W NE 80A (2288 N/1741 E–Sec)Whitewater, T28N, R9W

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Hubbell D2-9(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE SW P# 58124 (TRL-1450')

unit—S SW 80A (331 S/1506 W–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Hubbell A1-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 NW NW NW P# 58210 (TRL-1450')unit—NW NW 9/SW SW 4 80A

(401 N/414 W–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Bryant D4-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE SE P# 58122 (TRL-2090')BHL: Sec 9 SE NE SE

unit—E SE 80A (BHL: 1558 S/645 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Hayden B4-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 NE SE NE P# 58209 (TRL-1800')BHL: Sec 9 NE SW NE

unit—S NE 80A (BHL: 1909 N/1534 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Hubbell C1-16


■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Dean A2-16(F) SL: Sec 16 SW NE NW P# 58123 (TRL-2079')

BHL: Sec 16 SE SE NWunit—E NW 80A (BHL: 2260 N/2202 W–Sec)

KALKASKAClearwater, T28N, R8W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Miller Trust D1-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SE SW SW P# 58614 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Clearwater 2B (331 S/987 W–Sec)

Garfield, T25N, R5W■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.

State Garfield A4-9 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 9 SE NE NE P# 58355 (DRG-3420')


MANISTEEBear Lake, T23N, R15W

❑ Ward Lake Energy Bowling C1-15(F) SL: Sec 15 SW NW SW AP 20070555 (TRL-1625')

unit—N SW 80A (1761 S/622 W–Sec)❑ Ward Lake Energy Dansby A1-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NW NW AP 20070583 (TRL-1600')unit—N NW 80A (414 N/464 W–Sec)

❑ Ward Lake Energy Fry B2-15(F) SL: Sec 15 SW SE NW AP 20070556 (TRL-1600')

unit—S NW 80A (2000 N/1435 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy Bowling D4-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 SW SE SE P# 58639 (TRL-1650')unit—SE SE 16/NE NE 21 80A (182 S/992 E–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy PCA A1-16(F) SL: Sec 16 SW NW NW P# 58634 (TRL-1600')

unit—W NW 80A (1115 N/330 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Richards D4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE SE SE P# 58469 (TRL-1600')unit—S SE 80A (666 S/536 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Acker 6-19 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 19 SE SE NW P# 57685 (DRA-1950')

unit—N/A (2044 N/2269 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Village of Onekama C1-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SE NW SW P# 58215 (TRL-1600')

unit—N SW 80A (1728 S/804 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

State Bear Lake & Mullenmeister B2-20(F) SL: Sec 20 NE SE NW P# 58596 (TRL-1600')

unit—E NW 80A (1742 N/2030 W–Sec)❑ Ward Lake Energy Clark C3-21

(F) SL: Sec 21 NW NW SE AP 20070576 (TRL-1575')unit—W SE 80A (2200 S/2121 E–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Harju D4-21(F) SL: Sec 21 NW SE SE P# 58635 (TRL-1575')

unit—E SE 80A (1075 S/683 E–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy PCA B4-21

(F) SL: Sec 21 SE SE NE P# 58638 (TRL-1600')unit—SE NE 21/SW NW 22 80A

(2290 N/404 E–Sec)❑ Ward Lake Energy Bowling A1-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 SE NW NW AP 20070577 (TRL-1725')unit—N NW 80A (852 N/746 W–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Clauss D2-22(F) SL: Sec 22 NW SE SW P# 58636 (TRL-1650')

unit—SE SW/SW SE 80A (841 S/1734 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy PCA C1-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 NE NW SW P# 58637 (TRL-1600')unit—W SW 80A (2256 S/937 W–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Argue D2-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NE SE SW P# 58262 (TRL-1675')

unit—E SW 80A (1179 S/2195 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy Hengy C3-25

(F) SL: Sec 25 NE NW SE P# 57775 (TRL-1656')unit—W SE 80A (2291 S/1747 E–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Hengy D4-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SE SE SE P# 57634 (TRL-1649')

unit—E SE 80A (451 S/415 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Manistee County Road Commission A3-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NW NE P# 58036 (TRL-1600')

unit—W NE 80A (710 N/2314 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Olson D4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SE SE SE P# 58000 (TRL-1600')unit—S SE 80A (574 S/590 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Schimke D2-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NW SE SW P# 58031 (TRL-1600')

unit—S SW 80A (724 S/1358 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Johnson D3-31

(F) SL: Sec 31 SW SW SE P# 58483 (TRL-1600')unit—W SE 80A (340 S/2145 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Krull Trust C1-31(F) SL: Sec 31 NE NW SW P# 58002 (TRL-1600')

unit—N SW 80A (2271 S/1237 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Boomer Trust B2-32

(F) SL: Sec 32 SE SE NW P# 58633 (TRL-1600')unit—S NW 80A (2058 N/2316 W–Sec)


MANISTEEBrown, T22N, R15W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Sadler D4-9 HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 9 NW SE SE RB 49577 (TRV-1605')

BHL: Sec 9 NE SE SEunit—USP/Chief Creek B

(BHL: 834 S/378 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Sadler D4-9 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 9 NW SE SE RA 49577 (ANT-4059')BHL: Sec 10 NE SE SW

unit—USP/Chief Creek B(BHL: 921 S/2087 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC McCary D4-11 HDL(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE SE RA 55606 (ANT-3905')

BHL: Sec 12 NE SE SWunit—USP/Brown NE 13B

(BHL: 900 S/2278 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC McCary D4-11HD Sump

(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE SE RB 55606 (TRV-1772')BHL: Sec 12 SW SW SW

unit—USP/Brown NE 13B(BHL: 331 N/187 W–Sec)

Cleon, T24N, R13W■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. State Cleon & Triple B 8-4

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE NE P# 57453 (DUN-2304')BHL: Sec 3 NW SW NW

unit—USP/Nessen City S Halo(BHL: 2173 N/203 W–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Cleon & Triple B 8-4 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE NE RA 57453 (DUN-1570')BHL: Sec 3 NE SW NE

unit—USP/Nessen City S Halo(BHL: 2175 N/772 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C.State Cleon & Triple B 8-4 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE NE RB 57453 (DUN-1450')BHL: Sec 3 NE SW NE

unit—USP/Nessen City S Halo(BHL: 2175 N/1665 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Stedronsky 14-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW SE SW P# 57312 (DUN-1850')

unit—E SW 80A (330 S/1620 W–Sec)■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Pulido 16-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE SE P# 57310 (DUN-1850')unit—S SE 80A (556 S/718 E–Sec)

■ Jordan Dev. Co., L.L.C. Griner 4-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NW NW P# 57311 (DUN-1850')

unit—N NW 80A (867 N/466 W–Sec)

Maple Grove, T23N, R14W❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Wiitala 14-14 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 14 SW SE SW AP 20050180 (DRA-2350')unit—N/A (548 S/1796 W–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Darrow B2-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SW SE NW P# 57763 (TRL-1688')

unit—SE NW/NE SW 80A (2270 N/1753 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy Bond D2-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SE SE SW P# 58630 (TRL-1700')unit—S SW 80A (392 S/2280 W–Sec)

Onekama, T23N, R16W■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Brown A4-13A


■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Hulinek 1-13B(F) SL: Sec 13 NE SE SE P# 57631 (TRL-1770')

unit—E SE 80A (958 S/334 E–Sec)■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Meister 1-23A

(F) SL: Sec 23 NE SW SE P# 57479 (TRL-1100')unit—SW SE 23/NW NE 26 80A

(787 S/1846 E–Sec)■ Savoy Energy, L.P. Lowe 1-23A

(F) SL: Sec 23 SE NW NE P# 57478 (TRL-1250')BHL: Sec 23

unit—NW NE/NE NW 80A (BHL: / –Sec)■ WW Energy Corp. Carey C4-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 SW NE SE P# 58273 (TRL-1550')unit—N SE 80A (1749 S/735 E–Sec)

■ WW Energy Corp. Dittmer 1-24 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 24 NE NW NW P# 57876 (BEL-1800')

unit—N/A (350 N/953 W–Sec)■ WW Energy Corp. Dittmer & Cox A1-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 NE NW NW P# 58439 (TRL-1550')unit—W NW 80A (650 N/953 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Schimke C4-25(F) SL: Sec 25 NW NE SE P# 58468 (TRL-1400')


Springdale, T24N, R14W❑ Ward Lake Energy State Springdale C4-33

(F) SL: Sec 33 SE NE SE AP 20040542 (TRL-1677')unit—E SE 80A (1274 S/334 E–Sec)

❑ Ward Lake Energy State Springdale et al C3-33(F) SL: Sec 33 SE NW SE AP 20040541 (TRL-1700')

❑ Ward Lake Energy State Springdale B4-33(F) SL: Sec 33 NW NE SE AP 20040586 (TRL-2207')

BHL: Sec 33 NE SE NEunit—E NE 80A (BHL: 1674 N/80 E–Sec)

MONTMORENCY

Albert, T29N, R1E

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert D4-6(F) SL: Sec 6 NE SE SE P# 57409 (TRL-1600')

unit—S SE 80A (961 S/350 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert D3-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NW SW SE P# 57427 (TRL-1600')unit—S SE 80A (899 S/2031 E–Sec)

■ Dominion Midwest Egy.Ghilardi & Jamsma et al A4-13 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NE RA 58532 (ANT-1400')BHL: Sec 7 NW SE SW (29N-2E)

unit—USP/Ghilardi & Jansma A4-13 HD(BHL: 982 S/1225 W–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical■ Dominion Midwest Egy.

Ghilardi & Jamsma et al A4-13 HDL1S1(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NE RB 58532 (ANT-1400')

BHL: Sec 7 NW SE SW (29N-2E)unit—USP/Ghilardi & Jansma A4-13 HD


■ Dominion Midwest Egy.Ghilardi & Jamsma et al A4-13 HDN1

(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NE RC 58532 (ANT-1500')BHL: Sec 7 SW SE SW (29N-2E)

unit—USP/Ghilardi & Jansma A4-13 HD(BHL: 554 S/917 W–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical■ Dominion Midwest Egy.

Ghilardi & Jamsma et al A4-13 HDN1S1(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NE RD 58532 (ANT-1500')

BHL: Sec 7 SW SE SW (29N-2E)unit—USP/Ghilardi & Jansma A4-13 HD


■ Dominion Midwest Egy.Ghilardi & Jansma et al A4-13 HD

(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NE P# 58532 (TRL-2458')BHL: Sec 7 SW SE SW (29N-2E)

unit—USP/Ghilardi & Jansma A4-13 HD(BHL: 310 S/797 E–Sec)

❑ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake C3-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NW SE AP 20070130 (TRV-2080')

unit—NW SE/NE SW 80A (2194 S/1678 E–Sec)■ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake B3-15

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SW NE P# 58549 (TRV-2080')unit—SW NE/SE NW 80A (1875 N/2534 E–Sec)

■ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake C2-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE SW P# 58542 (TRV-2080')

unit—N SW 80A (2157 S/1477 W–Sec)■ Enervest Operating LLC State Albert C4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NE SW P# 57363 (TRL-3900')BHL: Sec 18 NE NE SE

unit—NE SE/SE NE 80A (BHL: 2545 S/64 E–Sec)■ Enervest Operating LLC State Albert D4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NE SW P# 57364 (TRL-3920')BHL: Sec 18 SE SE SE

unit—S SE 80A (BHL: 204 S/634 E–Sec)■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Arbogast B2-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 NW NE NW P# 57282 (TRL-3161')BHL: Sec 19 SW SE NW

unit—S NW 80A (BHL: 2320 N/857 W–Sec)■ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake B3-22

(F) SL: Sec 22 SW SE NE P# 58543 (TRV-3021')BHL: Sec 22 NW SW NE

unit—S NE 80A (BHL: 1639 N/2309 E–Sec)■ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake C4-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 SW NE SE P# 58511 (TRV-2080')unit—N SE 80A (1653 S/990 E–Sec)

❑ Muskegon Development Big Wolf Lake C2-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NW SW AP 20070494 (TRV-2624')

BHL: Sec 24 NE NE SWunit—E SW 80A (BHL: 2249 S/2241 W–Sec)

■ Arbor Operating LLC State Albert D3-31 HD(F) SL: Sec 31 SW SW SE RA 45996 (ANT-1633')

BHL: Sec 31 NW SW NEunit—USP/State Albert D3-31 HD

(BHL: 1650 N/2145 E–Sec)■ Arbor Operating LLC State Albert D3-31 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 31 SW SW SE RB 45996 (TRF-1818')BHL: Sec 31 NW SW SE

unit—USP/State Albert D3-31 HD(BHL: 892 S/2262 E–Sec)

■ Arbor Operating LLC State Albert A1-31(F) SL: Sec 31 NW NW SW P# 58641 (TRL-3400')

BHL: Sec 31 NW NW NWunit—N NW 80A (BHL: 330 N/330 W–Sec)

■ Arbor Operating LLC State Albert B2-31(F) SL: Sec 31 NE NW SW P# 58642 (TRL-2800')

BHL: Sec 31 NE SE NWunit—S NW 80A (BHL: 1639 N/1655 W–Sec)

■ Arbor Operating LLC State Albert C4-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SE NE SE P# 58245 (TRL-2100')

unit—E SE 80A (1824 S/501 E–Sec)■ Arbor Operating LLC Ewing C1-33 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 33 NW NW SW P# 58441 (DUN-2800')unit—N/A (2120 S/267 W–Sec)

❑ Arbor Operating LLC Juszczyk D2-33(F) SL: Sec 33 NW SE SW AP 20060721 (TRL-2100')

unit—USP/Sharks Tooth (1177 S/1967 E–Sec)

Albert, T29N, R2E■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert A3-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NW NE P# 57423 (TRL-1600')unit—USP/Albert 1 “A” (914 N/2268 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert B4-5(F) SL: Sec 5 NW SE NE P# 57458 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Albert 1 “A” (2018 N/695 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert C2-6

(F) SL: Sec 6 NW NE SW P# 57425 (TRL-1600')unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (2158 S/1154 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert B3-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW SW NE P# 57426 (TRL-1600')

unit—W NE 80A (2272 N/2059 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert C1-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 SW NW SW P# 57428 (TRL-1600')unit—NW SW 9/NE SE 8 80A (1748 S/428 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Albert D2-9(F) SL: Sec 9 NW SE SW P# 57429 (TRL-1600')

unit—E SW 80A (953 S/1905 W–Sec)■ Muskegon Development USA Albert D4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE SE SE P# 58348 (TRV-2100')unit—S SE 80A (996 S/330 E–Sec)

■ Muskegon Development Mitchell Lake II A1-19(F) SL: Sec 19 NW NW NW P# 58569 (TRV-2100')

unit—N NW 80A (660 N/330 W–Sec)■ Muskegon Development Mitchell Lake II D4-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 SW SE SE P# 58606 (TRV-2100')unit—S SE 80A (660 S/822 E–Sec)

■ Muskegon Development USA Albert B2-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NW SE NW P# 58180 (TRL-2100')

unit—S NW 80A (1648 N/1680 W–Sec)■ Muskegon Development USA Albert D2-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 NE SE SW P# 58181 (TRL-2100')unit—SE SW/SW SE 80A (990 S/2312 W–Sec)

■ Muskegon Development Albert D4-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SE SE SE P# 58187 (TRV-2150')

unit—E SE 80A (330 S/330 E–Sec)

Avery, T30N, R3E■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Loganbach 14-26 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SE SW RA 48615 (ANT-3069')BHL: Sec 26 NW NW SW

unit—USP/Wildcard 26-1(BHL: 2162 S/350 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Loganbach 14-26 HD(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SE SW RB 48615 (TRV-1223')

BHL: Sec 26 NW SE SWunit—USP/Wildcard 26-1

(BHL: 890 S/1682 W–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Wildcard A1-27 HD

(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NW NW P# 58358 (TRL-1340')BHL: Sec 27 SW NW NW

unit—USP/Wildcard A1-27 HDL(BHL: 883 N/390 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Wildcard A1-27 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 27 NW NW NW RA 58358 (TRL-848')

BHL: Sec 27 SW NW NWunit—USP/Wildcard A1-27 HDL

(BHL: 2288 S/390 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Stevens Mineral Co. A1-28(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NW NW P# 57532 (TRL-1700')

unit—W NW 80A (1050 N/591 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Stevens Mineral Co. B3-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NW SW NE P# 57533 (TRL-1700')

unit—W NE 80A (1565 N/2115 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Stevens Mineral Co. C2-28(F) SL: Sec 28 NW NE SW P# 57534 (TRL-1700')

unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (2001 S/1905 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Avery D2-29

(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SW P# 57704 (TRL-1700')unit—USP/Connie Stevens West

(527 S/2215 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Mills A3-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NW NW NE P# 57696 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Connie Stevens West(344 N/2165 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Heppner Estate A1-32(F) SL: Sec 32 SE NW NW P# 57695 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Connie Stevens West(936 N/961 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCStevens Mineral Co. A2-33

(F) SL: Sec 33 NE NE NW P# 57535 (TRL-1700')unit—NE NW 33/SE SW 28 80A

(545 N/2303 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Stevens Mineral Co. B4-33(F) SL: Sec 33 SE SE NE P# 57536 (TRL-1700')

unit—SE NE/NE SE 80A (2079 N/547 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC

Stevens Mineral Co. B2-33(F) SL: Sec 33 NE SE NW P# 57537 (TRL-1700')

unit—SE NW/NE SW 80A (1655 N/2191 W–Sec)Briley, T30N, R2E

❑ Force Energy Inc. Teets A4-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NE NE AP 20070151 (TRL-1400')

unit—USP/Atlanta (621 N/746 E–Sec)❑ Force Energy Inc. Briley A2-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NE NE NW AP 20070149 (TRL-1400')unit—USP/Atlanta (331 N/2307 W–Sec)

❑ Force Energy Inc. Mabie B4-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NW SE NE AP 20070148 (TRL-1400')

unit—USP/Atlanta (1665 N/1098 E–Sec)❑ Force Energy Inc. Prince A1-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NW NW AP 20070150 (TRL-1400')unit—USP/Atlanta (415 N/578 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Roarke 10-17 HD1(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NW SE RA 47905 (ANT-887')

BHL: Sec 17 NW SE NWunit—USP/Scenic B (BHL: 1680 N/1719 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Roarke 10-17 HD(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NW SE RB 47905 (TRV-1103')

BHL: Sec 17 NW NW SEunit—USP/Scenic B (BHL: 2098 S/2098 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Johnson C4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW NE SE P# 57531 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Scenic A (1476 S/937 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Briley A3-31

(F) SL: Sec 31 NE NW NE P# 57446 (TRL-1600')unit—W NE 80A (612 N/1931 E–Sec)

Briley, T31N, R2E■ Ward Lake Energy USA State Briley C3-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 NW NW SE P# 58595 (TRL-1500')unit—N SE 80A (2295 S/2290 E–Sec)

Hillman, T31N, R4E■ Ward Lake Energy Bay Rental C4-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 NW NE SE P# 57370 (TRL-990')unit—USP/Hillman Township (2272 S/750 E–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy Cauchon A2-16(F) SL: Sec 16 NE NE NW P# 57365 (TRL-976')

unit—USP/Hillman Township (446 N/1984 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy Selesky A1-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NW NW P# 57367 (TRL-972')unit—USP/Hillman Township (1100 N/978 W–Sec)

■ Ward Lake Energy State Hillman & Benac B4-16(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SE NE P# 57368 (TRL-955')

unit—USP/Hillman Township (1409 N/972 E–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy

State Hillman, Anderson & Erander C1-16(F) SL: Sec 16 NE NW SW P# 57373 (TRL-970')

unit—USP/Hillman Township (2140 S/660 W–Sec)■ Ward Lake Energy

State Hillman, Caskey & Stolarz C2-16(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NE SW P# 57372 (TRL-943')

unit—USP/Hillman Township(1536 S/2292 W–Sec)

■ Ward Lake EnergyState Hillman & Anderson A4-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NE NE P# 57366 (TRL-973')unit—USP/Hillman Township (943 N/968 E–Sec)

■ Ward Lake EnergyState Hillman & Anderson C4-17

(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NE SE P# 57264 (TRL-955')unit—USP/Hillman Township (1427 S/995 E–Sec)

■ KOSCO Energy LLC State Hillman D2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE SW P# 57681 (TRL-1100')

unit—S SW 80A (340 S/2310 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Hubbard A2-36

(F) SL: Sec 36 SE NE NW P# 58629 (TRL-1000')unit—N NW 80A (963 N/2271 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Scheller A3-36(F) SL: Sec 36 NE NW NE P# 58628 (TRL-1000')

unit—N NE 80A (330 N/1851 E–Sec)

Michigan Antrim Shale Development Activity


MONTMORENCYHillman, T31N, R4E

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Schmidt D1-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SW SW SW P# 58526 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SW 80A (570 S/653 W–Sec)td, prod. cased; prob ANT gas rel 9/19/2007


Loud, T29N, R3E

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Loud D2-7(F) SL: Sec 7 NE SE SW P# 57379 (TRL-1700')

unit—E SW 80A (798 S/1824 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Loud C3-7

(F) SL: Sec 7 NW NW SE P# 57380 (TRL-1700')unit—N SE 80A (2271 S/1990 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Loud A1-18(F) SL: Sec 18 NW NW NW P# 57377 (TRL-1700')

unit—W NW 80A (572 N/390 W–Sec)

Montmorency, T32N, R1E

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch D2-5(F) SL: Sec 5 NW SE SW P# 57743 (TRL-1000')

unit—E SW 80A (1055 S/1673 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch B2-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SW SE NW P# 58158 (TRL-1000')unit—USP/Arrowhead Ranch

(2325 N/1660 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher D3-6

(F) SL: Sec 6 NW SW SE AP 20070057 (TRL-1000')unit—W SE 80A (929 S/2124 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher C4-6(F) SL: Sec 6 NE NE SE AP 20070058 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE SE 6/NW SW 5 80A (2170 S/407 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher A4-6

(F) SL: Sec 6 NE NE NE AP 20070059 (TRL-1000')unit—N NE 80A (421 N/416 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher B3-6(F) SL: Sec 6 SW SW NE AP 20070061 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NE 80A (1949 N/2278 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch B4-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NW SE NE P# 57745 (TRL-1000')unit—SE NE/NE SE 80A (1786 N/888 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch B3-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW SW NE P# 57746 (TRL-1000')

unit—SW NE/NW SE 80A (2470 N/2223 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch A3-8

(F) SL: Sec 8 NE NW NE P# 58131 (TRL-1000')unit—USP/Arrowhead Ranch (352 N/1550 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch A2-8 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 8 SE NE NW P# 58177 (DUN-1500')

unit—N/A (724 N/2218 W–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch B2-8 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 8 SW SE NW P# 58178 (DUN-1500')unit—N/A (2011 N/1765 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher D1-8 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 8 SE SW SW AP 20070121 (DUN-1500')

unit—N/A (577 S/1018 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd.

State Montmorency & Fletcher D1-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NE SW SW AP 20070028 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SW 80A (662 S/1630 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Black River Ranch C1-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SW NW SE P# 57415 (TRL-1000')unit—W SW 80A (1595 S/630 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher B1-17 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 17 SE SW NW AP 20070122 (DUN-1500')

unit—N/A (2199 N/670 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd.

State Montmorency & Fletcher B1-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SE SW NW AP 20070026 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NW 80A (2280 N/692 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd.

State Montmorency & Fletcher A1-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NW NW AP 20070030 (TRL-1000')

unit—N NW 80A (826 N/1103 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd.

State Montmorency & Fletcher C2-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NE SW AP 20070099 (TRL-1000')

unit—N SW 80A (1908 S/1701 W–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher A4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 NE NE NE AP 20070027 (TRL-1000')unit—N NE 80A (505 N/400 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher B4-18(F) SL: Sec 18 NW SE NE AP 20070029 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NE 80A (1820 N/673 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher C4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 SE NE SE AP 20070031 (TRL-1000')unit—N SE 80A (1727 S/449 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher C4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SE NE SE AP 20070056 (TRL-1000')


❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher D4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW SE SE AP 20070060 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SE 80A (377 S/664 E–Sec)❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher B2-20 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 20 NW SE NW AP 20070166 (DUN-1500')unit—N/A (1467 N/1347 W–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd.State Montmorency & Fletcher B4-20

(F) SL: Sec 20 NW SE NE AP 20070055 (TRL-1000')unit—E NE 80A (1695 N/798 E–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd.State Montmorency C2-22 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 22 NW NE SW AP 20050319 (DUN-1535')unit—N/A (2140 S/1380 W–Sec)

■ JDB Energy LLC CCR D4-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SW SE SE P# 58088 (TRL-1100')

unit—S SE 80A (500 S/760 E–Sec)■ JDB Energy LLC CCR A2-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 NW NE NW P# 58617 (TRL-950')unit—E NW 80A (370 N/1675 W–Sec)

❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR D3-23(F) SL: Sec 23 NW SW SE AP 20070497 (TRL-950')

unit—W SE 80A (860 S/1965 E–Sec)❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR D2-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 SW SE SW AP 20070498 (TRL-950')unit—E SW 80A (350 S/1675 W–Sec)

❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR A4-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SW NE NE AP 20070502 (TRL-950')

unit—E NE 80A (690 N/680 E–Sec)■ JDB Energy LLC CCR D2-24


■ JDB Energy LLC CCR B4-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SE SE NE P# 58616 (TRL-950')

unit—S NE 80A (2075 N/510 E–Sec)❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR D1-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 SE SW SW AP 20070499 (TRL-950')unit—W SW 80A (400 S/715 W–Sec)

❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR C4-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NE SE AP 20070500 (TRL-950')

unit—N SE 80A (1875 S/400 E–Sec)❑ JDB Energy LLC CCR A4-24

(F) SL: Sec 24 SE NE NE AP 20070501 (TRL-950')unit—N NE 80A (805 N/490 E–Sec)

■ JDB Energy LLC CCR A2-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SE NE NW P# 58007 (TRL-1100')

unit—NE NW/NW NE 80A (955 N/2365 W–Sec)■ Merit Energy Co. State Montmorency A1-26

(F) SL: Sec 26 SE NW NW P# 57913 (TRL-1225')unit—N NW 80A (970 N/1272 W–Sec)

■ Merit Energy Co. State Montmorency B3-26(F) SL: Sec 26 SE SW NE P# 57914 (TRL-1275')

unit—S NE 80A (2018 N/1928 E–Sec)■ Merit Energy Co. State Montmorency B3-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 SW SW NE P# 57915 (TRL-1225')unit—SW NE/NW SE 80A (2518 N/2307 E–Sec)

❑ Aurora Energy Ltd. Fletcher A3-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SE NW NE AP 20070054 (TRL-1000')

unit—NW NE/NE NW 80A (976 N/1685 E–Sec)

Montmorency, T32N, R2E

■ Samson Resources State Montmorency D2-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SW SE SW P# 58074 (TRL-800')

unit—S SW 80A (530 S/1540 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Mayo B2-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SE SE NW P# 58242 (TRL-1700')unit—USP/Scenic A (2182 N/1491 W–Sec)

Rust, T29N, R4E

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Fletch B4-3 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 3 NW SE NE RA 54469 (ANT-2606')

BHL: Sec 2 SE SW NWunit—USP/Fletch B4-3 HDL

(BHL: 2282 N/999 W–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Fletch B4-3 HD

(F) SL: Sec 3 NW SE NE RB 54469 (TRL-1074')BHL: Sec 3 NE SE NE

unit—USP/Fletch B4-3 HDL(BHL: 1865 N/487 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Rust B4-16(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SE NE P# 57408 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Apple Orchard A (1676 N/790 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Rust A3-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NW NE P# 57407 (TRL-1700')unit—USP/Apple Orchard A (694 N/1905 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Domino 13-28 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SW SW RA 45993 (ANT-857')

BHL: Sec 28 NE NE SWunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 13-28

(BHL: 2295 S/2264 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Domino 13-28 Sump(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SW SW RB 45993 (TRF-1009')

BHL: Sec 28 NE SW SWunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 13-28

(BHL: 701 S/1230 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Domino 15-29 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 29 NE SW SE RA 46811 (ANT-3714')

BHL: Sec 29 NE SW NEunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 15-29

(BHL: 1666 N/2000 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Domino 15-29 HD(F) SL: Sec 29 NE SW SE RB 46811 (TRL-1470')

BHL: Sec 29 SE NW SEunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 15-29

(BHL: 1358 S/1961 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTDSouth Rust Never Sleeps A3-30 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NW NE RA 54375 (ANT-3911')BHL: Sec 30 SW NW SE

unit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps W2 E2(BHL: 1701 S/2293 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTDSouth Rust Never Sleeps A3-30 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NW NE RB 54375 (TRF-1375')BHL: Sec 30 SW NW NE

unit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps W2 E2(BHL: 1092 N/2187 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Rust A2-31 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 31 SE NE NW RA 54659 (ANT-2740')

BHL: Sec 31 NE NW NEunit—NW NE/NE NW 80A

(BHL: 350 N/1680 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Rust A2-31 HD(F) SL: Sec 31 SE NE NW RB 54659 (TRL-1562')

BHL: Sec 31 SE NE NWunit—NE NW/NW NE 80A

(BHL: 789 N/2265 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Riegle 10-32 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 32 SW NW SE RA 48565 (ANT-1067')

BHL: Sec 32 NE SW NEunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 10-32

(BHL: 1678 N/2003 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Riegle 10-32 Sump(F) SL: Sec 32 SW NW SE RB 48565 (TRF-1211')

BHL: Sec 32 NW NW SEunit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 10-32

(BHL: 2183 S/2147 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Riegle 10-32 HDN1

(F) SL: Sec 32 SW NW SE RC 48565 (ANT-2923')BHL: Sec 32 NE SW NE

unit—USP/South Rust Never Sleeps 10-32(BHL: 1677 N/2009 E–Sec)

Rust, T30N, R4E✖ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Schmidt B3-1

(F) SL: Sec 1 NW SW NE P# 58525 (TRL-1000')unit—S NE 80A (1769 N/2076 E–Sec)


■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Kinsland B2-12 HD(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SE P# 58619 (TRL-1120')

BHL: Sec 12 NW NW NEunit—USP/King Edwards A

(BHL: 435 N/2300 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Kinsland B2-12 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SE RA 58619 (ANT-425')BHL: Sec 12 SE SE NW

unit—USP/King Edwards A(BHL: 2257 N/2571 W–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Kinsland B2-12 HD2

(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SE RB 58619 (TRL-603')BHL: Sec 12 SE SE NW

unit—USP/King Edwards A(BHL: 261 N/2264 E–Sec)

Desc: Target depth listed is true vertical✖ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Cottrell Trust et al A4-2



❑ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Cottrell Trust et al B4-2(F) SL: Sec 2 SW SE NE AP 20070587 (TRL-1000')

unit—S NE 80A (2021 N/848 E–Sec)◆ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Grosinsky C3-2

(F) SL: Sec 2 SE NW SE P# 58624 (TRL-1000')unit—N SE 80A (1707 S/1861 E–Sec)

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■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Grosinsky B2-2(F) SL: Sec 2 NE SE NW P# 58625 (TRL-1000')

unit—E NW 80A (1377 N/2289 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Edison C4-11


■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Bauer 12-26 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 26 SE NW SW RA 47822 (ANT-2653')

BHL: Sec 26 SE SE SWunit—USP/Fletch 12-26 HDL

(BHL: 350 S/2306 W–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Bauer 12-26 HD

(F) SL: Sec 26 SE NW SW RB 47822 (TRL-1151')BHL: Sec 26 NE SW SW

unit—USP/Fletch 12-26 HDL(BHL: 1324 S/1164 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Kowalski 2-27 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 27 SE NW NE RA 48609 (ANT-3574')

BHL: Sec 27 SW NW SEunit—USP/Fletch 2-27 HDL

(BHL: 1683 S/2310 E–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Kowalski 2-27 HD

(F) SL: Sec 27 SE NW NE RB 48609 (TRV-1102')BHL: Sec 27 SE NW NE

unit—USP/Fletch 2-27 HDL(BHL: 1214 N/1831 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Newton 9-34 HDL 1(F) SL: Sec 34 SW NE SE RA 47827 (ANT-4922')

BHL: Sec 34 NW NW SWunit—USP/Fletch 34 (BHL: 2324 S/360 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Newton 9-34 HD(F) SL: Sec 34 SW NE SE RB 47827 (TRL-789')

BHL: Sec 34 SW NE SEunit—USP/Fletch 34 (BHL: 1853 S/1211 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Kauffman 14-35 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SE SW RA 47825 (ANT-5165')

BHL: Sec 35 NE NE NWunit—USP/Fletch 14-35 HDL

(BHL: 350 N/1994 W–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. Kauffman 14-35 HD

(F) SL: Sec 35 SE SE SW RB 47825 (TRV-1101')BHL: Sec 35 NE SE SW

unit—USP/Fletch 14-35 HDL(BHL: 860 S/2271 W–Sec)

Vienna, T30N, R1E

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Linkse et al B2-27(F) SL: Sec 27 SE SE NW P# 57596 (TRL-1900')

unit—USP/Vienna 27A (2295 N/2028 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Marnik et al C3-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NW SE P# 57749 (TRL-1900')unit—NW SE/SW NE 80A (1881 S/2235 E–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLCState Vienna & Cumper et al A2-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SE NE NW P# 57750 (TRL-1900')unit—NE NW/NW NE 80A (698 N/2195 W–Sec)

OSCODA

Clinton, T28N, R3E

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.USA Elmer Clinton D1-7 HD Sump

(F) SL: Sec 7 NW SW SW RB 55766 (TRL-2165')BHL: Sec 12 SE SE SE (28N-2E)

unit—USP/USA Elmer Clinton D1-7 HDL(BHL: 421 S/87 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.USA Elmer Clinton D1-7 HDL-1

(F) SL: Sec 7 NW SW SW RA 55766 (ANT-4405')BHL: Sec 13 SE NW NE (28N-2E)

unit—USP/USA Elmer Clinton D1-7 HDL(BHL: 964 N/1873 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Woodland Springs 11-17 HDN1(F) SL: Sec 17 SE NE SW RC 52334 (ANT-3797')

BHL: Sec 17 SW NE NWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd East 11-17

(BHL: 1131 N/1958 W–Sec)

Clinton, T28N, R4E

■ HRF Expl. & Prod. LLC Upper Mulvaney D4-2(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SW P# 58044 (TRL-2116')

BHL: Sec 2 SW SE SEunit—E SE 2 80A (BHL: 598 S/1082 E–Sec)

■ HRF Expl. & Prod. LLC State Clinton D1-10(F) SL: Sec 10 NW SE SW P# 58106 (TRL-2352')

BHL: Sec 10 NW SW SWunit—W SW 80A (BHL: 1041 S/236 W–Sec)

■ HRF Expl. & Prod. LLC State Clinton C1-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NW SW P# 58042 (TRL-1700')

unit—N SW 80A (1791 S/1091 W–Sec)■ HRF Expl. & Prod. LLC Upper Mulvaney B1-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NE SW NW P# 58045 (TRL-1700')unit—W NW 80A (1330 N/962 W–Sec)

✓ Don Yohe Enterprises Bustamante A1-17 Sump(F) SL: Sec 17 SW NW NW RB 56258 (TRL-1373')

BHL: Sec 17 NW SW NWunit—USP/Zebulon Section 17

(BHL: 1351 N/628 W–Sec)td 1636MD/1383TV (ANT HDH sump)


Elmer, T28N, R2E

■ Terra Energy LTD Hunt Creek 3-2 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 2 NW NE NW RA 52251 (ANT-3083')

BHL: Sec 2 NE NW NEunit—USP/Bushman (BHL: 468 N/1678 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Hunt Creek 3-2 HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 2 NW NE NW RB 52251 (TRL-1949')

BHL: Sec 2 NE NE NWunit—USP/Bushman (BHL: 464 N/2492 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 14-4 HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE SW RB 45718 (TRL-2138')

BHL: Sec 4 SW SE SWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A 14-4

(BHL: 349 S/1417 W–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 5-4 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE SW NW RA 45732 (ANT-1641')BHL: Sec 4 NE NE SW

unit—? (BHL: 2329 S/2306 W–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 5-4 HD

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE SW NW RB 45732 (TRL-1721')BHL: Sec 4 SE SW NW

unit—? (BHL: 1737 N/1157 W–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 14-4 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW SE SW RA 45718 (ANT-5172')BHL: Sec 8 SE SE NE

unit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A 14-4(BHL: 2288 N/104 E–Sec)

❑ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 5 C3-5 HDL(F) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE AP 20070251 (TRL-2173')

BHL: Sec 5 SE NW SEunit—USP/State Elmer 5

(BHL: 1860 S/2009 E–Sec)

❑ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 5 C3-5 HDU(F) SL: Sec 5 NW NW SE AP 20070252 (ANT-1873')

BHL: Sec 5 SW NW SEunit—USP/State Elmer 5

(BHL: 1780 S/2291 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Bauer 12-6 HD Sump

(F) SL: Sec 6 NW NW SW RB 48248 (TRL-2156')BHL: Sec 6 SW NW SW

unit—W SW 6/W NW 7(BHL: 1772 S/393 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 4-6 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 6 SW NW NW RA 48403 (ANT-4733')

BHL: Sec 6 SE SW NEunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A HDL

(BHL: 2104 N/1787 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 4-6 HD Sump

(F) SL: Sec 6 SW NW NW RB 48403 (TRL-2165')BHL: Sec 6 SE NW NW

unit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A HDL(BHL: 902 N/796 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer D3-6 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE RA 54404 (ANT-3881')

BHL: Sec 6 SW SE SWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A D3-6

(BHL: 432 S/1193 W–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer D3-6 HD

(F) SL: Sec 6 SE SW SE RB 54404 (TRL-2155')BHL: Sec 6 SE SW SE

unit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A D3-6(BHL: 430 S/1951 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Bauer 12-6 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 6 NW NW SW AP 48248 (ANT-6183')

BHL: Sec 7 SW SW NWunit—W SW 6/W NW 7

(BHL: 2292 N/393 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 1-7 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 7 SW NE NE RA 48411 (ANT-1636')

BHL: Sec 7 SW SE NWunit—? (BHL: 2256 N/1198 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 1-7 HD(F) SL: Sec 7 SW NE NE RB 48411 (TRL-1697')

BHL: Sec 7 NW SE NEunit—? (BHL: 1509 N/958 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Elmer Fudd 1A D4-8 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 8 NE SE SE RA 54397 (ANT-4792')

BHL: Sec 8 SW SE SWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A

(BHL: 350 S/1859 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Elmer Fudd 1A D4-8 HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 8 NE SE SE RB 54397 (TRL-2163')

BHL: Sec 8 NW SE SEunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A

(BHL: 1000 S/954 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 3-8 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NE NW RA 48408 (ANT-5072')

BHL: Sec 8 SW NW SWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A

(BHL: 1670 S/350 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 3-8HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NE NW RB 48408 (TRV-1773')

BHL: Sec 8 SW NE NWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A

(BHL: 943 N/1481 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Elmer Fudd 1-A D4-9 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 9 SE SE SE RA 54396 (ANT-1635')

BHL: Sec 9 SW SE SWunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A D4-9 HDL

(BHL: 644 S/1738 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Elmer Fudd 1-A D4-9 HD(F) SL: Sec 9 SE SE SE RB 54396 (TRL-1820')

BHL: Sec 9 SW SE SEunit—USP/Elmer Fudd 1A D4-9 HDL

(BHL: 635 S/1190 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Elmer C4-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SE NE SE P# 57346 (TRL-2250')unit—NE SE 10/NW SW 11 80A

(1676 S/67 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Elmer B2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SE SE NW P# 57405 (TRL-2250')unit—USP/Elmers Glewoll A

(2271 N/2065 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Elmer A2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 NW NE NW P# 57406 (TRL-2250')unit—USP/Elmers Glewoll A (420 N/1830 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmer 6-11 HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE NW RB 52536 (TRL-2087')

BHL: Sec 11 NW SE NWunit—USP/Bushman (BHL: 1893 N/1767 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Moll et al C1-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE NW SW P# 57349 (TRL-2250')

unit—W SW 80A (1506 S/913 W–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Elmer C4-14


■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Elmer B3-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SE SW NE P# 57347 (TRL-2250')

unit—W NE 80A (2195 N/1712 E–Sec)

Greenwood, T28N, R1E

❑ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Huston et al A2-1(F) SL: Sec 1 NW NE NW AP 20020246 (DUN-2500')

unit—N NW 80A (365 N/1785 W–Sec)❑ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood D1-1 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SW AP 20060542 (DRV-2925')unit—USP/Big Wolf (611 S/566 W–Sec)

❑ O.I.L. Energy Corp.State Greenwood D1-1 HD Sump

(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SW RB 50466 (ANT-2190')BHL: Sec 1 SE SW SW

unit—USP/Big Wolf (BHL: 465 S/1091 W–Sec)■ Arbor Resources LLC Boychuck B4-5

(F) SL: Sec 5 SE SE NE P# 57742 (TRL-2100')unit—S NE 80A (2237 N/631 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Greenwood D2-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NE SE SW P# 57903 (TRL-2143')

unit—E SW 80A (795 S/2313 W–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer D4-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE SE P# 57675 (TRL-2099')unit—S SE 80A (342 S/337 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Burgess C3-11HD Sump(F) SL: Sec 11 SE NW SE RB 55162 (TRV-2215')

BHL: Sec 11 NW NE SEunit—USP/Big Wolf (BHL: 2153 S/1251 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer D4-11 HD1(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SE SE RA 57675 (ANT-3739')

BHL: Sec 11 NW SW SEunit—S SE 80A (BHL: 989 S/2316 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer A3-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NW NE P# 58546 (TRL-2043')

BHL: Sec 11 NW NW NEunit—USP/Greenwood 11

(BHL: 354 N/2307 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer A1-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NW NE P# 58544 (TRL-4156')BHL: Sec 11 NW NW NW

unit—USP/Greenwood 11(BHL: 139 N/68 W–Sec)

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OSCODAGreenwood, T28N, R1E

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer A4-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NW NE P# 58547 (TRL-3890')

BHL: Sec 11 SE NE NEunit—USP/Greenwood 11

(BHL: 1329 N/187 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Mayer C1-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW NW NE P# 58545 (TRL-5471')BHL: Sec 11 SE NW SW

unit—USP/Greenwood 11(BHL: 1590 S/1239 W–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Murray B4-12 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 12 NW SE NE P# 57757 (DRV-2925')

unit—N/A (1498 N/1175 E–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood D1-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 SE SW SW P# 57672 (TRL-2350')unit—S SW 80A (497 S/1278 W–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood C1-13(F) SL: Sec 13 SE NW SW P# 57772 (TRL-2350')

unit—N SW 80A (1894 S/948 W–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood D2-13


❑ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Wildwood A3-13(F) SL: Sec 13 NE NE NW AP 20060508 (TRL-2613')

BHL: Sec 13 NE NW NEunit—N NE 80A (BHL: 431 N/1035 W–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Eagle II D4-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE SE SE P# 57770 (TRV-3123')

BHL: Sec 14 NE SW SEunit—S SE 80A (BHL: 835 S/1830 E–Sec)

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood B2-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SW SE NW P# 57768 (TRL-2350')

unit—SE NW/SW NE 80A (2116 N/1684 W–Sec)■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. State Greenwood B4-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 SE SE NE P# 57769 (TRL-3183')BHL: Sec 23 SW NE NE

unit—E NE 80A (BHL: 982 N/777 E–Sec)

OTSEGOBagley, T30N, R3W

■ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Bagley 8-19 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 19 NW SE NE P# 57241 (DRV-2550')

unit—N/A (1535 N/961 E–Sec)❑ H.R.F. Antrim L.P.

State Bagley & Styles B3-33 HD1(F) SL: Sec 33 NE NW NE AP 20070423 (ANT-3533')

BHL: Sec 33 SE SE NEunit—S NE 80A (BHL: 2207 N/391 E–Sec)

❑ H.R.F. Antrim L.P.State Bagley & Styles B3-33 Sump

(F) SL: Sec 33 NE NW NE AP 20070424 (TRV-2503')BHL: Sec 33 SE SW NE

unit—NE (BHL: 2261 N/1575 E–Sec)

Charlton, T30N, R1W

■ Trendwell Energy Corp. Campbell B2-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NW NE SW P# 58312 (TRL-2075')

BHL: Sec 14 SE SE NWunit—SE NW/NE SW 80A

(BHL: 161 S/199 W–Sec)

Charlton, T31N, R1W

❑ Force Antrim Dev. Bensinger A1-7(F) SL: Sec 7 NE NW NW AP 20030657 (TRL-1300')

unit—W NW 80A (363 N/990 W–Sec)

❑ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Charlton D1-28 DIR

(F) SL: Sec 28 NE SW SW AP 20050165 (TRL-1959')BHL: Sec 28 NW NW SW

unit—SW 28/N SE 29 (BHL: 1992 S/20 W–Sec)

Chester, T29N, R2W

✓ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester B2-10(F) SL: Sec 10 SE SE NW P# 57235 (TRL-1930')

unit—SE NW/NE SW 80A (2027 N/2238 W–Sec)permit terminated 9/23/2007

■ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester A4-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE NE NE P# 57262 (TRL-1935')

unit—E NE 80A (1149 N/630 E–Sec)✓ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester C2-14

(F) SL: Sec 14 SE NE SW P# 57234 (TRL-1890')unit—NE SW/NW SE 80A (1799 S/2574 W–Sec)

permit terminated 9/23/2007❑ Muskegon Development State Chester C1-20 HD

(F) SL: Sec 20 NW NW NW AP 20070275 (TRV-4735')BHL: Sec 20 SE NW SW

unit—USP/Fox Lake (Proposed)(BHL: 1367 S/750 W–Sec)

❑ Muskegon Development State Chester D4-20 HD(F) SL: Sec 20 NW NW NW AP 20070276 (TRV-6495')

BHL: Sec 20 NW SE SEunit—? (BHL: 1046 S/1115 E–Sec)

❑ Muskegon Development State Chester A4-20 HD(F) SL: Sec 20 NW NW NW AP 20070277 (TRV-4681')

BHL: Sec 20 NW NE NEunit—USP/Fox Lake (Proposed)

(BHL: 401 N/1293 E–Sec)◆ Muskegon Development State Chester C1-27 HD

(F) SL: Sec 26 SW NW SW P# 58444 (TRV-5981')BHL: Sec 27 SE NW SW

unit—USP/Sand Lake (BHL: 1816 S/725 W–Sec)dr (ANT HDH) sp 9/22/2007

McLachlan 1, cont.

Chester, T30N, R2W

■ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester D2-27(F) SL: Sec 27 NW SE SW P# 57253 (TRL-1890')

unit—S SW 80A (895 S/1744 W–Sec)■ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester D4-27

(F) SL: Sec 27 NW SE SE P# 57251 (TRL-1900')unit—E SE 80A (1136 S/747 E–Sec)

■ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester A4-27(F) SL: Sec 27 C NE NE P# 57912 (TRL-2100')

unit—N NE 80A (660 N/660 E–Sec)■ Enervest Operating LLC State Chester et al C2-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NE SW P# 57444 (TRL-1870')unit—E SW 80A (1308 S/1836 W–Sec)

Corwith, T32N, R1W

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr C4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 NE NE SE AP 20060993 (TRL-885')

unit—N SE 80A (2294 S/340 E–Sec)❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr D4-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SE SE SE AP 20060994 (TRL-880')unit—S SE 80A (358 S/338 E–Sec)

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr B1-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW SW NW AP 20060995 (TRL-955')

unit—S NW 80A (2176 N/366 W–Sec)❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr C1-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 SW NW SW AP 20060996 (TRL-1005')unit—N SW 80A (1657 S/350 W–Sec)

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr D1-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW SW SW AP 20060997 (TRL-945')


❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr B4-19(F) SL: Sec 19 NE SE NE AP 20060999 (TRL-865')

unit—S NE 80A (1665 N/338 E–Sec)❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr A2-19

(F) SL: Sec 19 NE NE NW AP 20061000 (TRL-905')unit—N NW 80A (330 N/2009 W–Sec)

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr A3-19(F) SL: Sec 19 SW NW NE AP 20061002 (TRL-840')

unit—N NE 80A (827 N/2148 E–Sec)❑ Schmude Oil Inc. SOMR A4-30

(F) SL: Sec 30 SE NE NE AP 20061001 (TRL-870')unit—N NE 80A (957 N/338 E–Sec)

❑ Schmude Oil Inc. Somr A1-30(F) SL: Sec 30 SW NW NW AP 20060998 (TRL-930')

unit—N NW 80A (988 N/348 W–Sec)

Corwith, T32N, R3W

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Wildwood/Lentini A3-3(F) SL: Sec 3 NE NW NE P# 57878 (TRL-1100')

unit—N NE 80A (338 N/1763 E–Sec)■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Griffith C2-5 SWD

(BD) SL: Sec 5 SE NE SW P# 58211 (DUN-1775')unit—N/A (1595 S/2196 W–Sec)

■ Aurora Energy Ltd. Czykoski A2-8 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 8 SE NE NW P# 58432 (DUN-1775')

unit—N/A (780 N/2233 W–Sec)

Dover, T31N, R2W

■ Terra Energy LTD Simcek 1-4 HD(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NE NE RB 44904 (TRL-1331')

BHL: Sec 33 SE SE SE (32N-2W)unit—USP/Corwith Dover 33-34

(BHL: 134 S/120 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Simcek 1-4 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NE NE RA 44904 (ANT-2809')BHL: Sec 34 SW NW SW (32N-2W)

unit—USP/Corwith Dover 33-34(BHL: 1486 S/493 W–Sec)

✓ Terra Energy LTD State Dover 6-9 HDL(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE NW RB 46246 (ANT-’)

BHL: Sec 8 SE SE NEunit—? (BHL: 1984 N/350 E–Sec)

td 1639MD/1304TV (ANT HDH sump)td 6/28/2007

?, cont.✓ Terra Energy LTD State Dover 6-9 HD

(F) SL: Sec 9 SW SE NW RA 46246 (ANT-’)BHL: Sec 9 SE SE NW

unit—? (BHL: 1984 N/2339 W–Sec)td 4239MD/1115TV (HDH rwk); ANT gas

td 6/28/2007?, cont.

❑ Delta Oil Co. Inc. Bensinger A3-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NE NW NE AP 20070379 (TRL-1400')

unit—USP/Axford 11-12 (625 N/1971 E–Sec)

Elmira, T31N, R4W

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Brook C4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SW NE SE P# 58174 (TRL-1750')

unit—N SE 80A (1640 S/1206 E–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD State Elmira Thrive East D2-10

(F) SL: Sec 10 SW SE SW P# 58380 (TRL-1600')unit—S SW 80A (362 S/1815 W–Sec)

■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Fleming B3-11(F) SL: Sec 11 NW SW NE P# 57439 (TRL-1700')

unit—W NE 80A (1346 N/2140 E–Sec)■ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Fleming C3-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SW NW SE P# 57440 (TRL-1700')unit—W SE 80A (1325 S/2019 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Elmira Thrive East D2-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NW SE SW P# 58457 (TRL-1600')

unit—S SW 80A (979 S/1441 W–Sec)❑ Terra Energy LTD Elmira Thrive East C2-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 SE NE SW AP 20070175 (TRL-1600')unit—E SW 80A (1434 S/2086 W–Sec)

❑ O.I.L. Energy Corp. Doremire A1-30 HD1(F) SL: Sec 30 NE NE NW AP 20070557 (TRL-2260')

BHL: Sec 30 SE NW NWunit—N NW 80A (BHL: 765 N/943 W–Sec)

Hayes, T29N, R4W

❑ Antrim Development Tower A3-3(F) SL: Sec 3 SE NW NE AP 20060386 (TRV-2159')

BHL: Sec 3 NE NW NEunit—W NE 80A (BHL: 330 N/1944 E–Sec)

■ Antrim Development Tower C4-5(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NE SE P# 57279 (TRV-2525')

BHL: Sec 5 NW NW SEunit—N SE 80A (BHL: 1988 S/1963 E–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Hayes A4-5 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NE NE RA 54504 (ANT-5085')

BHL: Sec 5 NW NW NWunit—USP/Echo Lake North

(BHL: 350 N/350 W–Sec)■ Quicksilver Resources Inc. State Hayes A4-5 HD

(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NE NE RB 54504 (TRL-1860')BHL: Sec 5 SW NW NE

unit—USP/Echo Lake North(BHL: 944 N/1746 E–Sec)

■ Enervest Operating LLC Audet A2-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NE NW P# 57442 (TRL-2000')


Hayes, T30N, R4W

■ Dominion Midwest Egy.Thomas Lake North D1-16

(F) SL: Sec 16 NW SW SW P# 58260 (TRL-1800')unit—S SW 80A (678 S/511 W–Sec)

Livingston, T31N, R3W

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Livingston A1-4 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW NW NW RA 54320 (ANT-3042')BHL: Sec 4 NW SE NW

unit—USP/North Livingston(BHL: 2008 N/1630 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Livingston A1-4 HD

(F) SL: Sec 4 NW NW NW RB 54320 (TRL-1573')BHL: Sec 4 SE NW NW

unit—USP/North Livingston(BHL: 765 N/852 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Livingston C1-4 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NW SW RA 54319 (ANT-1042')BHL: Sec 4 NE SE SW

unit—USP/North Livingston(BHL: 749 S/1989 W–Sec)

■ Quicksilver Resources Inc.State Livingston C1-4 HD

(F) SL: Sec 4 NE NW SW RB 54319 (TRL-1194')BHL: Sec 4 SE NW SW

unit—USP/North Livingston(BHL: 1885 S/1060 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Prusakiewicz 12-5 HD(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NW SW RA 46624 (TRV-1238')

BHL: Sec 5 SE NW SWunit—USP/Livingston 12-5 HDL

(BHL: 1347 S/844 W–Sec)



OTSEGO

Livingston, T31N, R3W

■ Terra Energy LTD Prusakiewicz 12-5 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 5 SW NW SW RB 46624 (ANT-1107')

BHL: Sec 5 SE SE SWunit—USP/Livingston 12-5 HDL

(BHL: 350 S/1994 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Smolarz 2-8 HD(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NW NE RA 46626 (TRV-1167')

BHL: Sec 8 SE NW NEunit—USP/Livingston 2-8 HDL

(BHL: 930 N/1761 E–Sec)

Michigan Antrim Shale Development Activity■ Terra Energy LTD Smolarz 2-8 HDL

(F) SL: Sec 8 NW NW NE RB 46626 (ANT-963')BHL: Sec 8 SE SE NE

unit—USP/Livingston 2-8 HDL(BHL: 2270 N/250 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Nowak 10-10 HDL1(F) SL: Sec 10 NE NW SE RA 51290 (ANT-2229')

BHL: Sec 10 NE SW NEunit—USP/Mossback 10-10 HDL

(BHL: 1650 N/1760 E–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Nowak 10-10 HD(F) SL: Sec 10 NE NW SE RB 51290 (TRL-1474')

BHL: Sec 10 SE SW NEunit—USP/Mossback 10-10 HDL

(BHL: 2416 N/1751 E–Sec)

❑ Paxton Resources, LLC Burzynski D3-11(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SW SE AP 20070169 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Austin Powers (344 S/1345 E–Sec)

❑ Paxton Resources, LLC Austin D1-12(F) SL: Sec 12 SE SW SW AP 20070168 (TRL-1700')

unit—USP/Austin Powers (484 S/959 W–Sec)

■ Terra Energy LTD Tomaszewski 2-17 HDL(F) SL: Sec 17 NW NW NE RB 46630 (ANT-1122')

BHL: Sec 8 NW SE SWunit—USP/Livingston 2-17 HDL

(BHL: 958 S/1670 W–Sec)■ Terra Energy LTD Tomaszewski 2-17 HD

(F) SL: Sec 17 NW NW NE RA 46630 (TRV-1305')BHL: Sec 17 NW NW NE

unit—USP/Livingston 2-17 HDL(BHL: 43 N/2597 E–Sec)

Otsego Lake, T29N, R3W■ Paxton Resources, LLC State Otsego Lake A1-23

(F) SL: Sec 23 NE NW NW P# 57267 (TRL-1750')unit—N NW 80A (439 N/1165 W–Sec)

Completed WellsReported to the Office of Geological Survey in June 2007

ALCONAHawes, T27N, R8E

✓ Samson Resources Gaishin B4-20(F) SL: Sec 20 SW SE NE P# 56868 (TRL-1500')

unit—E NE 80A (2446 N/1121 E–Sec)td 1203, 5½"-1197;

U ANT/ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)td 1/30/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.Mitchell, T28N, R5E

✓ Paxton Resources, LLC Mar-Kel A4-14(F) SL: Sec 14 SE NE NE P# 58192 (TRL-1300')

unit—N NE 80A (659 N/440 E–Sec)td 1188, 5½"-1184; ANT gas—75 MCFD/50 WTR


✓ Paxton Resources, LLC Van Wagoner B3-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NE SW NE P# 57894 (TRL-1300')

unit—USP/Birch Creek 2 (1641 N/1832 E–Sec)td 1150, 5½"-1144; ANT gas—75 MCFD/50 WTR


ALPENAGreen, T30N, R6E

✓ Samson Resources Piper C1-21(F) SL: Sec 21 SE NW SW P# 56735 (TRL-900')

unit—W SW 80A (1767 S/755 W–Sec)td 760, 5½"-754; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


Ossineke, T29N, R7E

✓ Samson Resources Robbins D1-14(F) SL: Sec 14 NE SW SW P# 58092 (TRL-900')

unit—W SW 80A (1145 S/940 W–Sec)td 760 (plug strat test @ 241);

ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est) td 1/25/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.

✓ Samson Resources Krentz A1-15(F) SL: Sec 15 SW NW NW P# 56733 (TRL-900')

unit—N NW 80A (965 N/400 W–Sec)td 721, 5½"-716; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)

td 5/27/2006McLachlan 8, cont.

✓ Samson Resources Moulds D4-15(F) SL: Sec 15 NE SE SE P# 57956 (TRL-900')

unit—S SE 80A (820 S/350 E–Sec)td 713, 5½"-707; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


✓ Samson Resources Ratz C1-23(F) SL: Sec 23 SE NW SW P# 56810 (TRL-900')

unit—NW SW/SW NW 80A (1662 S/800 W–Sec)td 849, 5½"-843; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


ANTRIMCentral Lake, T31N, R8W

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Kiessel D3-28(F) SL: Sec 28 SE SW SE P# 58132 (TRL-1000')

unit—W SE 80A (447 S/1685 E–Sec)td 1087, 5½"-1076;


Forest Home, T30N, R8W✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Oberpeul B1-11

(F) SL: Sec 11 SE SW NW P# 57645 (TRL-1200')unit—S NW 80A (2147 N/837 W–Sec)

td 1064, 5½"-1059;ANT gas—100 MCFD/100 WTR (est) td 5/08/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 7, cont.✓ SRW Inc. Dawson A1-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 SE NW NW P# 58279 (ANT-1250')unit—W NW 80A (678 N/829 W–Sec)

td 936, 5½"-936; ANT gas—85 MCFD/250 WTR (est)td 5/22/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.✓ SRW Inc. State Forest Home & Dewey D4-13

(F) SL: Sec 13 NW SE SE P# 58032 (TRL-1250')unit—S SE 80A (786 S/1184 E–Sec)


Advanced Energy Ser. 8, cont.Helena, T29N, R8W

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Hiser et al A3-25(F) SL: Sec 25 SW NW NE P# 58316 (TRL-1650')

unit—USP/Helena 25 (1104 N/2361 E–Sec)td 1440, 5½"-1435;


Kearney, T30N, R7W✓ SRW Inc. Antrim County C4-18

(F) SL: Sec 18 SE NE SE P# 57837 (TRL-1024')BHL: Sec 18 SE NE SEunit—N SE 80A (BHL: 1993 S/627 E–Sec)

td 894MD, 5½"-860;ANT gas—85 MCFD/250 WTR (est)


Warner, T31N, R5W✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner B2-9

(F) SL: Sec 9 NE SE NW P# 58343 (TRL-1400')unit—SE NW/SW NE 80A (1778 N/2318 W–Sec)


Advanced Energy Ser. 7, cont.✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC State Warner C4-9




CALHOUNMarengo, T2S, R5W

✓ West Bay Expl. Hoffman 1-1(F) SL: Sec 1 SW SW SW P# 58280 (TRB-4600')

unit—W SW SW (487 S/330 W–Sec)td 4500, 5½"-4486;

TRN oil—160 BPD/80 MCFD/0 WTR td 4/17/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 2, cont.

✓ West Bay Expl. Double Eagle Farms 2-12(F) SL: Sec 12 NW NE NW P# 58281 (TRB-4600')

BHL: Sec 12 NW NE NWunit—W NE NW (BHL: 330 N/1650 W–Sec)

td 4800MD/4753TV, 5½"-4798;TRN oil—160 BPD/80 MCFD/0 WTR


Sheridan, T2S, R4W

✓ West Bay Expl. Starr Commonwealth 1-29(F) SL: Sec 29 C SW SE P# 58335 (TRB-4500')

unit—SW SE (665 S/1989 E–Sec)td 4330, 5½"-4319;

TRN oil—50 BPD/20 MCFD/300 WTRtd 5/23/2007


CHARLEVOIXChandler, T33N, R4W

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Chandler & O’Brien B3-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SW SW NE P# 55268 (TRL-1000')

unit—SW NE/NW SE 80A (2005 N/2056 E–Sec)td 825, 5½"-824 (LC in TRV);

ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est) td 5/17/2004McLachlan 1, cont.

Hudson, T32N, R4W

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-14 HDL1S2(F) SL: Sec 14 NE NE NW RC 58069 (ANT-987')

BHL: Sec 11 NE NW SEunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2275 S/1364 E–Sec)

td 2898MD/974TV (HDH rwk);LAC gas—75 MCFD/200 WTR (est) td 5/24/2007

Team Services, cont.✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RA 58068 (ANT-835')BHL: Sec 10 NW NE SEunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2231 S/947 E–Sec)


Team Services, cont.✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDL1

(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RA 58070 (ANT-784')BHL: Sec 10 NE NE SWunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 2167 S/1969 W–Sec)


Team Services, cont.


CHARLEVOIX

Hudson, T32N, R4W

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A2-15 HDL1S3(F) SL: Sec 15 NE NE NW RD 58070 (ANT-797')

BHL: Sec 10 SW NW SEunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 1514 S/2426 E–Sec)



✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Hudson A4-15 HDL1S3(F) SL: Sec 15 NW NE NE RD 58068 (ANT-841')

BHL: Sec 11 SW NW SWunit—USP/Hudson NE (BHL: 1831 S/203 W–Sec)



✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Smith D4-32(F) SL: Sec 32 NW SE SE P# 57879 (TRL-1750')

unit—S SE 80A (984 S/1222 E–Sec)td 1241, 5½"-1236;


KALKASKA

Garfield, T25N, R5W

✓ Samson ResourcesState Garfield & George Garden 3-12

(F) SL: Sec 12 NE NW SW P# 57127 (TRM-11400')unit—Sec 12 (2553 S/1224 W–Sec)

td 10300, 4½"-10300, test PDC; shut-in (temp abnd)td 11/08/2005


MANISTEE

Bear Lake, T23N, R15W

✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Sievert C4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 NE NE SE P# 58339 (TRL-1600')

unit—NE SE/SE NE 80A (2178 S/440 E–Sec)td 1436, 5½"-1428;


✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Bonnewell D4-17(F) SL: Sec 17 SE SE SE P# 58379 (TRL-1600')

unit—USP/Bear Lake 9A (586 S/370 E–Sec)td 1465, 5½"-1460;


✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Hrachovina B2-29(F) SL: Sec 29 SE SE NW P# 58095 (TRL-1600')

unit—E NW 80A (2079 N/2240 W–Sec)td 1400, 5½"-1397;


✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Barto C2-30(F) SL: Sec 30 NE NE SW P# 58087 (TRL-1600')

unit—N SW 80A (2270 S/2073 W–Sec)td 1322, 5½"-1319;

ANT gas—100 MCFD/100 WTR (est)(est) td 5/18/2007


Cleon, T24N, R13W

✓ Schmude Oil Inc. Northern Plateau 1-23(F) SL: Sec 23 NW NW SE P# 58398 (NGN-5870')

unit—NW SE/SW NE (2525 S/2025 E–Sec)td 5870 (cut 33' B NGN); dry—kick to 1-23A

td 6/13/2007Bransen 4, cont.

MONROELondon, T5S, R7E

✓ West Bay Expl. Straub 1-13(W) SL: Sec 13 NW SW SW P# 57941 (TRB-2800')

unit—SW SW (990 S/460 W–Sec)td 3218 (test CIN show @ 2038); dry td 9/29/2006


MONTCALMReynolds, T12N, R10W

✓ ANR Pipeline Co. State Reynolds & Winfield 69 HD(GS) SL: Sec 12 SW NE NE P# 58126 (SSS-3565')

BHL: Sec 12 SW NE NWunit—Winfield GS (BHL: 1050 N/1735 W–Sec)

td 3165MD/1131TV (STR HDH);gas storage (plug LH @ 500/skid) td 4/22/2007


MONTMORENCYLoud, T29N, R3E

✓ Dominion Midwest Egy. State Loud B4-8(F) SL: Sec 8 SE SE NE P# 58304 (TRL-1390')

unit—E NE 80A (2307 N/661 E–Sec)td 1353, 5½"-1353;

U ANT/ANT gas—100 MCFD/50 WTR (est)td 5/23/2007

Bransen 1, cont.Montmorency, T32N, R1E

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Montmorency D4-22(F) SL: Sec 22 SE SE SE P# 57968 (TRV-1000')

unit—S SE 80A (336 S/483 E–Sec)td 676, 5½"-663; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. State Montmorency C4-22(F) SL: Sec 22 SE NE SE P# 57932 (TRL-1000')

unit—NE SE/SE NE 80A (1664 S/421 E–Sec)td 687, 5½"-682; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)

td 12/20/2006Antrim Drlg. 1, cont.

✓ Ward Lake Energy Coleman C1-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SE NW SW P# 57886 (TRL-1110')

unit—N SW 80A (1666 S/1195 W–Sec)td 923, 5½"-920; ANT gas—60 MCFD/130 WTR


✓ Ward Lake Energy Conkle C3-36(F) SL: Sec 36 SW NW SE P# 57809 (TRL-1115')

unit—W SE 80A (1568 S/2290 E–Sec)td 965, 5½"-956; ANT gas—40 MCFD/120 WTR


Vienna, T31N, R1E

✓ Ward Lake Energy Labell A2-1(F) SL: Sec 1 NW NE NW P# 58257 (TRL-1050')

unit—NE NW 1-31N-1E/SE SW 36-32N-1E 80A(110 N/1663 W–Sec)td 907, 5½"-td; ANT gas—50 MCFD/100 WTR


OSCODABig Creek, T25N, R2E

✓ Merit Energy Co. USA-State Big Creek 2-24(F) SL: Sec 24 SW NE NW P# 57780 (PDC-10500')

unit—W 24/E 23 (1268 N/1426 W–Sec)td 10450, 4½" -10446 (lnr);

PDC gas—331 MCFD/12 WTR/0 H2Std 5/07/2007


Elmer, T28N, R2E✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Valente D3-11 HD1

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW SW SE RA 57098 (ANT-1660')BHL: Sec 11 NE NW SEunit—W SE 80A (BHL: 2308 S/1671 E–Sec)

td 3080MD/1669TV (HDH rwk);ANT gas—100 MCFD/100 WTR (est) td 5/08/2007

Advanced Energy Ser., cont.✓ Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC Valente D3-11 HD

(F) SL: Sec 11 NW SW SE RB 57098 (TRV-1888')BHL: Sec 11 SE NW SEunit—W SE 80A (BHL: 1717 S/1833 E–Sec)

td 2600MD/1893TV (dir sump);ANT gas—100 MCFD/100 WTR (est) td 5/08/2007

Advanced Energy Ser., cont.OTSEGO

Bagley, T30N, R3W✓ H.R.F. Antrim L.P.

State Bagley, Hylwa & Lappan A2-28(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NE NW P# 58166 (TRL-1800')

unit—NW (733 N/1644 W–Sec)td 1805, 5½"-1796;

U ANT/ANT gas—8 MCFD/50 WTR td 4/20/2007Advanced Energy Ser. 10, cont.

✓ H.R.F. Antrim L.P.State Bagley, Hylwa & Lappan B1-28

(F) SL: Sec 28 SW NE NW P# 58165 (TRL-2684')BHL: Sec 28 SW SW NWunit—NW (BHL: 2235 N/324 W–Sec)

td 2665MD/1647TV, 5½"-2659;ANT gas—140 MCFD/110 WTR td 4/17/2007

Advanced Energy Ser. 10, cont.Corwith, T32N, R3W

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. Gornick C1-6 SWD(BD) SL: Sec 6 SE NW SW P# 58237 (DUN-1775')

unit—N/A (1823 S/1189 W–Sec)td 1722, 5½"-1493; brine disposal (in DUN)


✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. Frontier SHR C2-7(F) SL: Sec 7 NW NE SW P# 58368 (TRL-1000')

unit—N SW 80A (2232 S/1528 W–Sec)td 818, 5½"-809; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. Frontier SHR D3-7(F) SL: Sec 7 NW SW SE P# 58407 (TRL-1000')

unit—W SE 80A (1082 S/2193 E–Sec)td 748, 7"-601, OH comp;

ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est) td 6/08/2007McLachlan 9, cont.

✓ Aurora Energy Ltd. Seitz D2-7(F) SL: Sec 7 NW SE SW P# 58369 (TRL-1000')

unit—S SW 80A (807 S/1577 W–Sec)td 909, 5½"-895; ANT gas—50 MCFD/200 WTR (est)


WEXFORDWexford, T24N, R12W

✓ Bigard & Huggard Drilling Inc. Fox 1-15(W) SL: Sec 15 SE SW NE P# 57110 (NGN-6500')

unit—S NE/N SE (2351 N/1407 E–Sec)td 6500 (cut 7' B NGN); dry—kick to 1-15A

td 9/15/2005Bigard & Huggard 3, cont.

✓ Bigard & Huggard Drilling Inc. Fox 1-15A(W) SL: Sec 15 SE SW NE P# 57317 (NGN-6500')

BHL: Sec 15 NW SW NEunit—SW NE/NW SE (BHL: 1657 N/2288 E–Sec)td 6908 (cut 9' B NGN); dry—plugged 11/23/2005

td 11/20/2005Bigard & Huggard 3, cont.

Completed WellsReported to the Office of Geological Survey in June 2007


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Calhoun (West Bay Expl.)■ Rig 4 — dr SW 17-29N-7W, Custer,

Antrim (O.I.L. Energy Corp.)■ Rig 7 — dr SE 2-30N-4E, Rust,

Montmorency (Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC)■ Rig 8 — dr SW 28-31N-8W, Central Lake,

Antrim (Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC)■ Rig 10 — dr SE 32-30N-6W, Chestonia,

Antrim (Atlas Gas & Oil Co. LLC)■ Rig 11 — dr NE 4-14N-13W, Lincoln,

Newaygo (Savoy Energy, L.P.)

Rig Locations(Rigs capable of and/or drilling deep tests in bold type, rigs drilling planned horizontal wells in italic)

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McLACHLAN■ Rig 1 — dr SW 26-29N-2W, Chester,

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IOGCC Chairman’s Stewardship Award (continued from page 5)

drilling, completion, and production prac-tices that allow the industry to be moreenvironmentally friendly at the same timeit is meeting increasing demand for fossilfuel energy supplies.

In considering MOGPEF as a candidatefor the award, IOGCC recognized thefoundation’s dedication to fulfilling its mis-sion through sponsorship of and partici-pation in National Energy Education De-velopment (NEED) teacher training work-shops, in which it addresses middle andhigh school science teachers by providing

information on oil and gas exploration andproduction and on Michigan’s oil and gasindustry; through its scholarship program,which this year awarded scholarships tofour college-bound high school graduatespursuing careers in an energy-relatedfield; through its traveling Michigan Oil &Gas History exhibit, co-created by CentralMichigan University’s Clarke HistoricalLibrary; and through booth displays atannual conferences of the Michigan Asso-ciation of Counties (MAC) and MichiganTownships Association (MTA), where it

provides information about the Michiganoil and gas industry and the MichiganNatural Resources Trust Fund (MNRTF).

Other MOGPEF projects have includedthe launching of an informational WorldWide Web site — located atwww.mogpef.org — and regular participa-tion in the Youth Engineering & Science(YES) Expo at Detroit’s Ford Field, wheremore than 15,000 middle and high schoolstudents gather to learn of technology-oriented career possibilities.



Smith, Manis review issues relating to severed oil and gas interests,tax foreclosure at MAPL 30th Annual Fall Seminar (continued from page 11)

tax deeds, an order quieting title in therecord title owners of severed oil and gasagainst any claims by the state, and othermoney damages.

In the settlement, the state has agreedto give back to class members the rightsto all oil and gas properties that were sev-ered prior to foreclosure of the surfaceproperty in foreclosures taking place af-ter 1976. The class members include thoseparties who held a severed mineral rightsinterest in the property before foreclo-sure, unless specifically opting out of thelawsuit, for a total of approximately 2,600platted lots on 3,000 acres.

“This case started with literally hun-dreds of thousands of acres in question,”Manis said. “Unfortunately, hundreds ofthousands of acres became much less.”

The number of acres in question de-creased as some mineral rights could notbe returned to their owners because thestate had already conveyed the oil and gasinterests to third parties, while othersopted out of the lawsuit entirely.

The state has taken the position that itdid acquire severed oil and gas rightsthrough pre-1976 foreclosures, both Smithand Manis noted in the presentation.

The 1976 cutoff date is used due to aMichigan Supreme Court ruling that year,Dow v. Michigan, in which the Court heldthat notice of tax foreclosure by publica-tion alone was not sufficient for due pro-cess. Prior to this ruling, in accordancewith the Court’s 1964 holding in Golden v.Auditor General, the state was required toprint the notice of foreclosure only innewspapers. As a result of the 1976 rul-ing, the state would also be required tosend individualized mail notices via certi-fied mail to not only the surface owners,but the owners of the severed mineral in-terests as well.

Smith said that due to the expense anddifficulty of notifying the mineral interestowners of foreclosure, the state has notbeen consistently successful in notifyingthose parties of foreclosure.

“Since 1976, the state’s notice to severedmineral interest owners has been spottyat best,” Smith said.

These notification problems werebrought to the attention of the publicthrough an appeals process that began inthe Antrim County Circuit Court, pro-gressing through the Appeals Court to theMichigan Supreme Court.

In July 2006, the Michigan SupremeCourt upheld the Antrim Circuit Court’sdecision in Comben (Antrim County

Treasurer) v. State of Michigan by a 4–3decision, vacating a 2004 ruling by theCourt of Appeals, saying that the caseshould not have been heard at theappellate level, as the state was not an“aggrieved party.”

The case began with a declaratory judg-ment action brought by Antrim CountyTreasurer, Sherry Comben, in 2002 out ofconcern with how 1999 changes to thestate’s General Property Tax Act (GPTA)would affect severed oil and gas rightsunder property subject to foreclosure forfailure to pay taxes on the surface estate.

The Antrim Circuit Court granted themotions for summary disposition of code-fendants Pure Resources, L.P., DominionReserves, Inc., and Wolverine Gas & Oil,Inc., primarily on the basis that separateand distinct schemes for the taxation ofoil and gas had been enacted by theMichigan legislature, declaring oil and gasexempt from all other taxes, with foreclo-sures conducted under the state’s GPTAnot extinguishing severed subsurface oiland gas interests, according to the Courtof Appeals’ August 2004 ruling.

The Appeals Court found that intereststhat are not in some way derivative of thatof the surface owner (namely severed oiland gas rights) are not acquired with thetax foreclosure of a surface estate.

Also included in Smith and Manis’ pre-sentation were key legal developmentswith regard to the GPTA, since the law’senactment in 1893. These laws include theSeverance Tax Act of 1929, which stated

that severance tax is in lieu of all othertaxes, including property tax on oil and gasremaining in the ground.

Following their presentation, Smith andManis fielded a variety of questions.

After the presentation, MAPL president,Mike Flynn, thanked Smith and Manis fortheir help in clarifying the complicatedissue.

“The key is what this settlement meansfor the future, and how we will deal withit,” Flynn said.

MAPL Annual Seminar(continued from page 14)

Restaurant in Gaylord, Mich.In concluding his report, Shinevar

called upon MAPL members to join AAPL.“As your Region II director, I encour-

age you to join AAPL so we can all worktogether to enhance the quality, effective-ness, and professionalism as landmenthroughout this great country of ours,” hesaid.

More information on upcoming MAPLevents can be found atwww.michiganlandman.com.

CORRECTIONThe Aug. 31, 2007 Monthly Repor t

Edition of Michigan Oil & Gas Newserroneously identified Russ Shinevar asMAPL president. Shinevar is MAPL vicepresident, while Mike Flynn is thepresident of MAPL.

IOGCC Stewardship Award (continued from page 40)

In all, five oil and gas related projectsreceived IOGCC Chairman’s StewardshipAwards in four categories. MOGPEF wasone of two recipients in the energy educa-tion category, along with the Fort WorthChamber of Commerce, whose BarnettShale EXPO was conceived to educate thepublic and various stakeholders on hownatural gas exploration could benefit thearea.

Receiving the award in the large com-pany category was BP America ProductionCo. for their project to challenge conven-tional wisdom of venting wells to reducegreenhouse gas emissions. Questar Explo-ration and Production received the awardin the small company category for takinga large step forward in ensuring the fu-ture of oil and gas development with theirliquids gathering gas system. The Coop-erative Sagebrush Initiative received theenvironmental partnership award for their

work to enhance resources for conserva-tion of habitats across the 11-statesagebrush biome.

The Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Com-mission is a multi-state governmentagency that advocates for environmentallysound ways to increase the supply ofAmerican energy. This is accomplished byproviding governors of member stateswith a clear and unified voice to Congress,while also serving as the authority on is-sues surrounding these vital resources.The Commission also assists states in bal-ancing a multitude of interests throughsound regulatory practices.

MOGPEF was established in 2003 to as-sist in supporting education projects andprograms about the Michigan oil andnatural gas industry.

More information about MOGPEF canbe found at the foundation’s Web site,www.mogpef.org.


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