Hi Bob and Carolin...Thanks for the response. We are hearing that is Bakken Formation as it is referred to is larger than Anwar (Wildlife preserve in Alaska, where all the oil is). This oil is in Shale and they are trying to find ways to "shake" it out, supposedly. From what I hear they are currently drilling 2 miles down, and then go horizontal from there. The technique is so fine tuned that they could put this drill bit in a 5 gallon pail 3 or more miles away. It is truly intriguing.
Our Area has a number of "snowbirds" that head for Phoenix and the surrounding area every winter. Then when spring comes they arrive home. It's too cold here in the winter, and too hot there, in the summer. They get the best of all possible worlds! I seem to work in the Winter, and I can tell you there is nothing as cold as a lockbox when it's 20 below zero and the wind is blowing. LOL
Thanks for posting to my blog. This is beginning to look like a lot of fun.....hopefully it won't be so much fun that I don't get my work done! LOL
There is a nice article about the Bakken and its impact on North Dakota in the most recent issue of the Midwest edition of Farm & Ranch Magazine. You can see it online by going to http://FarmandRanch.com ad then clicking on the Midwest edition of the magazine.
Prices for oil leases in Oklahoma have leveled off this summer according to a recent article in Landman 2. It is still pretty exciting here. Our economy in Tulsa is so tied to oil even though the oil capital of the world is now Houston..... People here don't realize how much work there is around here tied to the oil industry. There are lots of little manufacturing outfits all over town. Plus, there are a lot of young men finding jobs in the oil patch. I feel a blog coming on....
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