At first I thought it would be higher, but talking to Jason the past little while and his ongoing talk about how shale plays start out slow and initial results are always the worst, I don't think these are bad (typical of early emerging plays actually). At least they've helped identify the zones to increase productivity in the future. Each play has a learning curve, so I expect results to get better as time goes on.

That gentilly well that produced 800mcf/d for a sustained 30 day basis is actually quite impressive to say the least. Binnion referred to it as the best well to date. Will be interesting to see those results coupled with the Lorraine fracs as well. I agree with Jinxer, they are draggin their feet.

Early stages, but once gas prices firm up, they'll go full force to bring it to a production level.