Updates from Hulen E&P, LLC and Hulen Operating Company: field work, wells and industry events.
Our subsurface team spent three days in the field with AAPG and Oklahoma State University at the 7th Biennial Mid-Continent Section Field Conference (Oct 2–4), studying outcrops of the Arbuckle-Simpson system and how aquifers and petroleum reservoirs connect along the Seminole-Cushing Ridge. What we saw in the rock feeds directly into Hulen’s Oswego, Woodford and Arbuckle redevelopment work.
Hulen recently completed a workover in our Threatt field area and is evaluating additional workover candidates in the field.
The Lewis 1-7, near Luther, Oklahoma, presented an opportunity to revisit an existing vertical wellbore and evaluate previously undeveloped reservoir potential. Rather than drilling a new well from surface, Hulen re-entered the existing wellbore in August 2026 to pursue additional subsurface opportunities. As of October 2026, the well is awaiting completion operations targeting the Woodford and Misener intervals.
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Hulen is actively involved in planning AAPG’s 2027 Orphan, Abandoned, Idle, and Marginal Wells: Opportunities with Legacy Assets workshop, the same event where Randy P. Pruitt spoke on the producers’ panel in Tulsa this February.
Graphic: AAPG (2026 workshop)
The Hulen Operating team was at URTeC exploring reservoir characterization, geomechanics, completion design, and capital allocation in the Mid-Continent.
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Hulen re-entered an existing borehole and drilled a 21° deviated path to a deeper target, with strong shows and logs throughout.
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On Feb 25, Randy P. Pruitt represented Hulen on the Session 4 panel “Producers’ Perspective on Managing Legacy Assets” at AAPG’s Opportunity in Legacy Assets: Orphan, Abandoned, Idle, and Marginal Wells workshop in Tulsa (Feb 25–26, 2026), highlighting the value left in mature fields, from uphole bypassed pay to horizontal redevelopment. Hulen is now helping plan the 2027 workshop.
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Hulen’s team completed a successful recompletion that brought bypassed pay back into production in a mature field.
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Plans in motion; plans can change as the work develops.
Hulen is helping plan the technical program.