Kolibri puts three Clifton Mack wells on flowback in Oklahoma

Kolibri Global recorded an average of 636 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed), including about 545 barrels of oil per day (bopd), from its Lovina well, the company’s first to target the False Caney bench in the Tishomingo field in Oklahoma. The well has a 1.2-mile lateral.

Kolibri also put its three Clifton Mack wells on controlled flowback and production after installing tubing. The wells are producing about 1,911 boed combined, including about 720 bopd. A new fracture stimulation design changes how the wells flow back, and more frac fluid has been recovered than in earlier Caney wells.

Future False Caney wells will mainly use 2-mile laterals, and Kolibri will likely use a modified version of the new frac design.