Following the perforation, the well began flowing oil and gas without the aid of any acid stimulation or fracture treatment.
The well has continued to flow naturally at rates of between 350 and 400 barrels of oil per day for the last week and has been water free.
Brinx Resources president Leroy Halterman said that in addition to high flow rates and the resulting cash-flow increase, this well is expected to add significant reserves to its current inventory.
This is the second of three new discovery oil wells at the OK-6 project to be placed into production, while a third discovery well is waiting to be fracture treated prior to being allowed to flow.
The company expects to participate in several additional development wells to offset the earlier successful and producing wells at the Oklahoma projects.
