California

Daybreak Oil & Gas Inc., Spokane, Wash., said the Dyer Creek 67X-11 well on its East Slopes project area in Kern County, Calif., is being completed after encountering 10 ft of oil pay in Vedder sand at 2,284 ft.

Oct. 29, 2010

By OGJ editors
HOUSTON, Oct. 29 – Daybreak Oil & Gas Inc., Spokane, Wash., said the Dyer Creek 67X-11 well on its East Slopes project area in Kern County, Calif., is being completed after encountering 10 ft of oil pay in Vedder sand at 2,284 ft.

Daybreak, with 41.67% interest in the project area, has identified three development locations.

Earlier in October, the Ball 1-11 well cut 15 ft of oil pay in Vedder at 2,350 ft. Last January, the Bear-2 came on production at 50 b/d of oil from Vedder at 2,104-38 ft.

The Sunday 4H horizontal well encountered 375 ft of horizontal iol pay in the 20-ft vertical Vedder section. And the Black-1 exploratory well found 20 ft of oil pay in Vedder at 2,141-61 ft.

The company has more than 22,000 acres under lease and a seismic option on 14,000 more acres.