JayHawk said that it remained under budget throughout the drilling process and completed drilling these wells in less than one month. The company has identified a combined 1,500 potential targets in the Uniontown and the Girard projects for future exploration.
JayHawk tied-in the first two wells of the 20 wells drilled of this project to its wholly owned 19-mile pipeline, which is located approximately less than one mile from the drilling targets. These two wells are cumulatively averaging over 60,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
Lindsay Gorrill, president and CEO of JayHawk Energy, said: We are extremely excited to have completed our first phase of wells below budget and above production expectations. The results of our two newly tied-in wells appear promising, and we look forward to continuing such achievements as we develop additional wellbores in the Cherokee Basin region.