Odyssey Reports Flow Test Results for the J. Cox 18-10 #1 Well in Pelahatchie Field, Mississippi
July 10 2008 - 12:51PM
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (FRANKFURT: YQN) reports that it has
completed the J. Cox 18-10 #1 well in Pelahatchie field in a
Rodessa Formation zone at 10,140 feet, with swab test at rates up
to twelve barrels of oil per hour with little formation water.
Based on three days of well tests, management expects to pump the
well at approximately 100 barrels of oil per day. A conventional
pumping unit is being readied for the well, with estimated
installation expected within two weeks.
Drilled to 11,500 feet subsurface, the J. Cox 18-10 #1 well
encountered numerous potential productive zones, beginning at the
Tuscaloosa depositions at 7,000 feet subsurface through the
multiple Hosston formations at approximately 11,000 feet subsurface
(see News Release dated April 21, 2008). The J. Cox 18-10 #1 well
is located approximately 1/4 mile south of previous production,
significantly increasing known productive limits in the field. New
clues from shows in the multiple stacked pay zones are being
studied and evaluated for their developmental potential with more
offset drilling.
Management is pleased with the development wells it has drilled
in Pelahatchie field. The J. Cox 18-10 #1 is the fourth successful
of four wells drilled in the field in the past nine months. All of
the wells have found multiple productive zones.
In a further update of operations, ODE reports that the Harold
Karges 18-7 #1 well, situated approximately 1,200 feet north of the
J. Cox 8-10 #1, has been readied for production with a pumping
unit, started up yesterday, and today is pumping at the rate of 115
barrels of oil and 5 barrels of water per day. The Harold Karges
18-7 #1 well is producing from a zone at 10,800 feet subsurface.
Both wells are yielding high gravity sweet crude, which markets for
a premium price.
Under the terms of an agreement between Odyssey and
TransAmerican Energy Inc. ("TAE") and agreements with other working
interest participants, TAE certain other participants paid 100% of
the cost of drilling the Harold Karges 18-7 #1 well and the J. Cox
18-10 #1 well to acquire a combined 50% working interest and (36%
net revenue interest), while Odyssey agreed to complete the new
wells for production and serve as operator.
About Odyssey Petroleum Corp. Odyssey Petroleum Corp. is a
Canadian based junior oil and gas company traded publicly under the
symbol ODE on the TSX-V Exchange. The Company's mission is the
discovery and development of economic oil and gas through the
exploration of high quality projects located primarily in the
Southeastern United States. Odyssey Petroleum Corp.'s website is
www.odysseypetroleum.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Whitney Pansano, C.O.O. and President
Forward-Looking Statements:
Statements in this release that are forward-looking statements
are subject to various risks and uncertainties concerning the
specific factors identified in ODE's periodic filings with Canadian
and European Securities Regulators. Such forward-looking
information represents management's best judgment based on
information currently available. No forward-looking statement can
be guaranteed and actual future results may vary materially. ODE
does not assume the obligation to update any forward-looking
statement.
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the
adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contacts: Odyssey Petroleum Corp. Whitney Pansano C.O.O. and
President (604) 718-2800 (604) 718-2808 (FAX) Email:
pubco@odysseyexplorations.com Website: www.odysseypetroleum.com
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