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Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions
Vol. 48 (1998), Pages 570-570

Abstract: Bobcat Run South Field, Orange County, Texas - Oligocene Frio Formation Hackberry Sand Discovery Utilizing 3-D Seismic Data

Robert L. Zamboras

ABSTRACT

Bobcat Run South field is an Obligocene Frio Formation Hackberry sand discovery in Orange County, Texas. The discovery is the Previous HitdirectNext Hit result of 3-D seismic application to Previous HithydrocarbonNext Hit exploration. Highly anomalous amplitude anomalies, or "bright spots," occur within the 3-D seismic data as Previous HitdirectNext Hit Previous HithydrocarbonNext Hit Previous HitindicatorsTop.

The EDC (Energy Development Corporation) #1 Bean Donner well was drilled on a 40-acre amplitude anomaly. The resulting discovery had a pay thickness of 42 feet with 31% porosity. The recoverable reserve estimate for the well has been calculated to be 3.8 BCF (billion cubic feet of gas) and 106 MBC ( thousand barrels of condensate).

Significant Hackberry sand reserve additions have been made over the last three years utilizing 3-D seismic data. The success rate for drilling of Hackberry amplitude anomalies has been approximately 80% to date.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND ASSOCIATED FOOTNOTES

Ocean Drive Oil and Gas Co., 1803 Ocean Drive, Corpus Christi, TX 78404

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