Till now, the company has completed 32 long lateral high frac stage wells in North Dakota with an average early 24-hour peak flow back rate of 2,643 barrels of oil equivalent.
Brigham has also said that in the Ross project area in Mountrail County, North Dakota, it has completed the Wright 4-33 #1H well, which was completed with 38 fracture stimulation stages, at an early 24-hour peak flow back rate of 3,660 barrels of oil equivalent (3,097 barrels of oil and 3.38mmcf).
Brigham maintains an approximate 88% working interest in the Wright.
Brigham has completed eight long lateral high frac stage wells in Ross at an average early 24-hour peak flow back rate of approximately 3,333 barrels of oil equivalent.
In the Rough Rider project area, Brigham has completed three wells, all of which were located in Williams County, North Dakota, at an average early 24-hour peak flow back rate of 2,150 barrels of oil equivalent.
Brigham’s accelerated development of its core operated acreage in its Rough Rider and Ross project areas is proceeding with four operated rigs running in Rough Rider and one operated rig running in Ross.
Brigham currently has one well fracing and 11 wells waiting on completion.
