Oil & Gas Operator · Kansas

Casillas Petroleum Corp

Casillas Petroleum Corp operates 461 wells in Kansas. The summary below is built from Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) public production records, current through Feb 2026.

461
Wells
Gas
Primary stream
0.4%
Annual decline
229,547
Gas (Mcf/mo)
9,397
Oil (bbl/mo)
Est. remaining value
Gas production, Mar 2023 – Feb 2026 (Mcf/mo)

Representative Wells

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3 of 97 scored wells show elevated (med/high) liquid-loading risk, estimated from the production-curve shape — worth a second look, not a diagnosis.

WellCountyOil (bbl/mo)Gas (Mcf/mo)Decline/yrLoading
USA C-5 Aka Ppu Haskell 170 0 6.8%
Reeves 'B' 1 Finney 151 0 10.4%
Groth 'A' 1 Haskell 160 0 28.7%
Wagner 'A' 3 Finney 0 2,050 18.7% Low
White 1-2 Kearny 0 804 8.2% Low
Citizens Building & Loan 8 Kearny 0 772 9.2% Low
Taylor 1 Finney 0 1,168 17.3% Low
Tullett 1-2 Finney 0 799 10.7% Low
Tullett 1 Finney 0 887 16.5% Low
White 'A' 2 Kearny 0 907 19.3% Low

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How these figures are calculated

Figures are derived from Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) public production records and are indicative, not a reserves report or investment advice. Production data is filed monthly and runs a few months behind. Annual decline is an exponential fit to recent production (decline-curve analysis); estimated remaining value is a simple model on the fitted curve at indicative prices. Liquid-loading risk is inferred from the shape of the gas production curve (public data has no downhole pressure), so med/high means “worth a look,” not a diagnosis. ReckonWells is not affiliated with Casillas Petroleum Corp; this is an independent summary of public data. All data is provided as-is with no warranty of accuracy, completeness, or timeliness. The source of this material is the Kansas Geological Survey website at http://www.kgs.ku.edu/. All Rights Reserved. KGS does not endorse this site.

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