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Brinx Resources Ltd. has reported an update regarding drilling operations at its multi-well Oklahoma-2013 program.
The initial exploration target at the eight well Oklahoma-2013 program, the OK-13-1 well, was drilled to a total projected depth of approximately 5,650 feet. While the OK-13-1 well encountered the potential pay zone horizons as projected, it was determined by the operating partner that the well was non-commercial. As a result, the OK-13-1 well will be plugged and abandoned.
"Although we were unsuccessful with the first well at the Oklahoma-2013 drilling program, we remain confident in our operating partner's knowledge of and outstanding exploration track record in the area," stated Ken Cabianca of Brinx Resources. "Drilling of the remaining seven prospects at the Oklahoma-2013 program is expected to continue with the same rig and crew moving to the next location."
Drilling dates for the remaining seven prospects in Phase 1 of the Oklahoma-2013 Project will be announced when confirmed by the Operator.
The Oklahoma-2013 project is a multi-phase multi-well exploration drill program currently being conducted by Brinx Resources and it partners. Phase-1 of the Oklahoma-2013 drill program consists of eight (8) wells targeting the first selections from at least 34 high-graded prospects generated by the partnership's proprietary 3D seismic database that covers the entire 83,043 acres or 130 square miles project area. Drilling at the multi-phase Oklahoma-2013 project is expected to continue through 2014. Going forward, the Company will be providing an update monthly.