All three wells have been cased in the ‘typical’ Wolfberry formations as well as in the deeper Strawn, Atoka and Mississippian limestone and shale formations.
The company said that all three wells had encouraging oil and gas shows during drilling.
Two of the wells are scheduled for fracture stimulation in late December and the third is slated for early January.
All three wells are in close proximity to production infrastructure and are expected to be tied-in shortly after stimulation.
Two of the new wells are in the Lynden’s West Martin prospect area located primarily in Martin County, West Texas.
Lynden is funding 50% of the cost of the two wells to earn a 43.75% working interest.
Eleven additional Wolfberry wells are scheduled to be drilled in the West Martin prospect area in 2011.
One of the new wells is located in the Wind Farms prospect area in Glasscock County, West Texas.
Lynden is funding 50% of the cost of the well to earn a 43.75% working interest.
