The company said production data will be assessed and evaluated from the lateral penetration of the Mississippi limestone formation which exhibited excellent oil and gas shows in highly fractured reservoir rock.

An upper sand horizon cut on the vertical portion of NOW-2H showed a substantial oil filled pay thickness which will be perforated and tested.

According to the company, the significance of this additional perforation will result in co-mingled oil and gas production from the higher zone along with primary production from the Mississippi Lime.