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1. Dixonville
2. Manyberries
3. Slave (Seal)
4. Culp NEW
5. Utikuma
6. Niton NEW
7. Joan
8. Senex
9. Gilby NEW
10. Obed NEW
11. Columbia
12. Alderson
13. Mikwan (Nevis)
14. Gilwood
15. Hamilton Lake
16. Three Hills Creek
17. Watts
18. Strachan NEW
19. Porcupine Hills NEW
20. Hoadley
21. Westerose
22. Chauvin
23. Turner Valley
24. Dawson
25. Swan Hills (Doris) NEW
26. Mega NEW
27. Pembina NEW
28. Windfall NEW
29. Little Smokey NEW
NEW indicates that changes
or additions to this Prospect
have been made in the most
recent update.
For a presentation of Prospects please contact Steve Benediktson @ Ph. 403-256-5653
or Greg Johnson @ Ph. 403-630-1455
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Taylor Hill Exploration Ltd. currently has a large inventory of oil and gas prospects. The company acquires mineral leases on these prospects, which collectively with its partners are made available under negotiated terms. In all cases a 100% working interest is made available and the Taylor Hill group controls either all, or a portion, of the land on a prospect. The company’s prospect inventory changes frequently as land is acquired on new prospects or deals are negotiated on existing prospects. The company has negotiated deals on over 65 prospects since October 2002. Taylor Hill prefers to negotiate deals on multiple prospects but will consider deals on individual prospects. The company does not typically acquire seismic on its prospects.
The Company’s prospects are generated by experienced explorationists and are almost always located in Alberta. In most cases potential exists in multiple zones (“multi-zone potential”) where the objectives are defined by subsurface geological mapping. The company gives unrisked reserve estimates of each prospect based on volumetric analysis. In the past the technical data has enabled purchasers to raise public funds based on accretive independent engineering firm evaluations. Usually preparation for drilling requires additional technical information, which may include seismic and the acquisition of additional land. In some cases this may require negotiation with adjacent landowners. Drilling depth ranged from 425 meters (1390 feet) to 4,935 meters (16,190 feet) depth. Several prospects target light oil, natural gas or many have potential for both in different formations
Presentations are typically available on the prospects. Many require the execution of the attached “Confidentiality Agreement”. In some cases, examples of the types of prospects can be viewed on the following Prospect maps. However, these are brief, incomplete summaries. These are only some of the available prospects or formations in a Prospect. A more complete summary with reserve potential requires the execution of a Confidentiality Agreement.
Confidentiality Agreement (Click on the link to view/download Agreement)