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Eagle Operating, Inc.

Operator of record in the free NDIC Monthly Production Reports from January 2003 to August 2026, as EAGLE OPERATING, INC..

Production in the monthly reports

Wells reporting oil, August 202614of 43 wells listed
Oil in the report136barrels a day0.0% of all oil printed that month
Flared share of its reported gas100.0%
Most wells in one report166October 2004

Wells reporting oil, by month

Oil in the report, barrels a day

Table: by year

Source: the free NDIC Monthly Production Reports, as first reported. Every figure is in this page's data file.

Wells today

147 oil and gas wells list Eagle Operating, Inc. as operator in the state's wells layer of November 6, 2026. The status codes are the Industrial Commission's.

Wells by NDIC status, November 6, 2026
StatusWells
Active14
Temporarily abandoned6
Plugged and abandoned63
Abandoned21
Dry hole40
Active, inactive and temporarily abandoned wells by spud period
Spud periodWellsActiveInactiveTemporarily abandoned
Before 200811506
2008 to 20122200
2018 to 20226600
2023 on1100

Older wells are more often inactive or temporarily abandoned, so compare like periods, not totals. A well acquired from another operator is listed under its operator today.

Drilling and orders

Wells spudded per year (wells it operates today, by spud date)
YearWells spudded
20233
20214
20191
20182
20101
20092
20084

From the wells layer of November 6, 2026; wells it acquired are counted in the year they were spudded. 0 were spudded in the twelve months before the snapshot.

Changes of operator of record

Wells whose operator of record changed to it (five or more in a month)
MonthFromWells
Feb 2021Samson Oil and Gas USA, Inc31
Oct 2004Berenergy Corporation5
Wells whose operator of record changed from it (five or more in a month)
MonthToWells
Sep 2018Challenger Point Energy, LLC11
May 2015Sedalia Energy, LLC8
May 2015Enduro Operating, LLC11
Jul 2012Williston Hunter ND, LLC48
May 2012Williston Hunter ND, LLC40
Nov 2006Georesources, Inc.9

A change of operator of record is what the monthly reports show; it does not say why. Sales, mergers, renamed legal entities and new contract operators all look the same. Months link to that month's Pulse issue.

Notes

The operator of record is the company named on the state's monthly report rows; parent companies and ownership are not shown. Volumes are those printed for its wells, as first reported: confidential wells are withheld, and before May 2015 wells in unitized pools appear only inside unit totals. Status codes are the Industrial Commission's, as its wells layer lists them; they are not a judgement of compliance. Nothing here is a financial, legal or engineering assessment.

Built November 8, 2026 from reports through August 2026 and the wells layer of November 6, 2026. Corrections: see contact.