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Rosehill Touts Latest Three-Well Pad Result in Loving County; 4,927 BOEPD IP24
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Rosehill Resources detailed recent results from its Z&T 32 three well pad in Loving County, Texas.
These wells targeted the Lower Wolfcamp A formation and reached a cumulative initial production rate during a 24-hour period of 4,927 BOEPD, 68% oil, 346 BOEPD per 1,000 ft. of lateral.
Gary C. Hanna, Rosehill's Chairman and Interim President and Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We continue to see strong results from our activities in Loving County including the results of an additional three well pad on the Z&T 32 lease. In our Southern Delaware area, we recently finished the drilling of a three well pad on the State Blanco lease and have commenced the drilling of a two well pad on the Trees Estate lease, and now have drilled eight wells in this area. We plan to begin completion operations on these wells in January 2019 and look forward to sharing production results once available."
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