Samson Investment Company
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| According to a report in March, 2009, Tulsa, Oklahoma-based '''Samson Investment Company''' (aka Samson Resources) is drilling a well targeted at the [[Marcellus shale]] on the Paul Menhorn farm near Berlin in south central [[Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania's]] rural Somerset County. | According to a report in March, 2009, Tulsa, Oklahoma-based '''Samson Investment Company''' (aka Samson Resources) is drilling a well targeted at the [[Marcellus shale]] on the Paul Menhorn farm near Berlin in south central [[Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania's]] rural Somerset County. | ||
| - | An April, 2009 report indicated that Samson is drilling five wells all together in the southern part of the County. Once the wells are drilled, the company plans further testing. | + | An April, 2009 report indicated that Samson is drilling five wells altogether in the southern part of the County. Once the wells are drilled, the company plans further testing. |
| Steve Trujillo is Sampson's operations manager for the project. | Steve Trujillo is Sampson's operations manager for the project. | ||
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According to a report in March, 2009, Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Samson Investment Company (aka Samson Resources) is drilling a well targeted at the Marcellus shale on the Paul Menhorn farm near Berlin in south central Pennsylvania's rural Somerset County.
An April, 2009 report indicated that Samson is drilling five wells altogether in the southern part of the County. Once the wells are drilled, the company plans further testing.
Steve Trujillo is Sampson's operations manager for the project.
