Tuesday, March 2, 2010 – After Market Close
Green Baron New
“Stock Alert”
American
Petro-Hunter, Inc.
(OTCBB: AAPH –
$1.05 per share)
www.AmericanPetroHunter.com
Common Shares
Outstanding / 23.749 million
Market Cap /
$24.9 million
2010 Year-High
/ $1.06
2010 Year-Low /
$.57
Average Price /
$.6645 (50-day) .4892 (200-day)
Average Volume
/ 154,700 (50-day) 143,700 (200-day)
American
Petro-Hunter Current Production Estimates at 270 Barrels per day
with Realistic Goal of 1000 BOE by the End of 2010; One New Well
Expected Each Month at Rooney Oil Project for Balance of 2010
At
Conservative Price of $70 Oil and Production of 1000 Barrels per
day, AAPH Would Have Combined Yearly Revenue Run Rate of $25.5M;
Rooney Field Alone has Estimated Reserve of 3M Barrels
Three Recently
Released Independent Analyst Reports suggest Target Prices for AAPH
that Range Between $3 and $6 per share
News Issued After Close Today:
American
Petro-Hunter Updates Events at New Kansas Oil Reservoir Estimated to
Contain 3M Barrels of Oil
Today’s Green
Baron “Stock Alert” is from an industry we have had tremendous
success from over the years. The key to successful investing
in oil and gas exploration and production companies starts with
management and then proven success in the initial target zones.
We believe our new stock idea today has done just about everything
right thus far, and there is no reason to believe the good news will
stop anytime soon.
American Petro-Hunter, Inc. (BB:
AAPH) is officially our newest Green Baron “Stock Alert”.
Results compiled from the most recent trade prior to dissemination
of this report to the subsequent high will be closely monitored at
www.thegreenbaron.com
and through email updates to members.
Although we have very aggressive price projections for AAPH, we
still suggest our members try to accumulate shares as close to our
profile price as possible.
TRADER’S NOTES:
AAPH has been an investor’s dream and a cash cow for traders.
The stock has been trading with an extremely tight spread of just
pennies or less and has recently broken into new year-highs.
Multiple market makers are represented as this fully reporting
Bulletin Board stock has recently generated tremendous trading
volumes. For example, last week on Friday, February 26, AAPH
was up .08 per share on massive volume of 1,138,887 shares traded.
The continued heavy trading action in the stock and beautiful
uptrend indicate that most of the overhead resistance is gone.
We have seen this technical action before with other oil and gas
stocks, and we anticipate much more upside here.
If you wish to receive
News Release Alerts or an Investor Kit for AAPH, please visit
http://www.americanpetrohunterinc.com/contact/contact-inquiry.aspx.
American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. is an exploration and production Company aiming
to become an intermediate level oil and gas producer within 12
months. The Company is already in production at the Poston
Project in Trego County, Kansas and at the Rooney
Project in
Ford County, Kansas. Management has set an achievable target
of becoming a 1000 BOE producer over the near to intermediate term.
In
the short-term, American Petro-Hunter has acquired and will acquire
more quality exploration projects in targeted jurisdictions
favorable for near-term production close to existing infrastructure.
American Petro-Hunter will aggressively search for existing
production (Proved Developed Producing /PDP) from smaller,
undervalued or underutilized properties that show high promise for
probable undeveloped reserves (PUDs). Intermediate-term goals are
focused on production through drilling multiple projects. The
“basket” of projects includes a mix of higher risk and higher reward
targets as well as stable, low risk targets.
The Green Baron Report
considers AAPH to be a fantastic investment for our members at
current prices primarily for the following reasons:
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Big Producing
Well at Rooney
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American Petro-Hunter has successfully drilled the first of a
series of wells proposed for the Rooney oil project located in
southwestern Ford County, Kansas. This first well is
producing over 200 barrels per day.
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Schedule to
Actively Drill 10 More Wells at Rooney by Year-End –
Using reliable
data, American Petro-Hunter and its partners believe it will
continue to nail more producing wells in what appears to be a
prolific zone.
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Potential Huge
Reserves at Rooney –
Engineers are
now drawing analogous comparisons for Rooney to the Ingalls
field (2.5 m barrels of oil produced to date) which is another
St. Louis Mississippian regional producer nearby. It is
said Rooney has higher quality properties, bigger/ better
reservoir characteristics, and bigger pay zones compared to the
Ingalls.
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Producing well
at Poston Prospect, Trego County Kansas -
The #1 Lutters Well was successfully drilled during the month of
May, 2010 and produces about 50 barrels per day. Two
additional oil wells are planned and the estimates of the lease
ultimately delivering 150-200 barrels per day are still valid.
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Outlook for
Oil and Gas Prices –
Most analysts
agree that oil prices will remain over $70 per barrel and that
natural gas prices are on the way up after reaching historic
lows.
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Sacramento Gas
Project –
American Petro-Hunter has executed a Purchase and Sale Agreement
with the vendors of the “Sacramento Gas Project” whereby
American Petro-Hunter has acquired a 25% working interest in the
play. The project is located west of Modesto in the Central
Valley of California, near Sacramento. Potential Recoverable
Reserves have been calculated to be 42 BCF at a depth of 7,400
feet within sands that are indicated by 2D seismic to be in
excess of 50 feet of gross pay.
Additionally, several independent research and energy analysts have
recently identified AAPH as a great speculative investment.
Here some of their quotes and a link to their research report:
Jarrett Wollstein
– Intelligent Investor Report
“This incredible stock, ripe with potential and backed by bedrock
fundamentals, could rise as high as $4.00, perhaps even to $6.00 per
share... Buy American Petro-Hunter (AAPH.OB) up to $2.50 per share.”
http://www.aaph-stockreport.com/
John Myers – Energy Analyst
“American Petro-Hunter is just now being discovered...This
incredible stock could rise as high as $5.00 per share... I can tell
you that after being in this business for 30-years, no stock is
better positioned to reap the riches of an energy boon than American
Petro-Hunter (OTC BB: AAPH).”
http://www.topenergypicks.com/
Paul Cohen – Grass
Roots Research and Distribution, Inc.
“We
expect significant growth potential from AAPH’s prolific oil and gas
projects in Kansas in the immediate to medium term. The prospects of
the company have further brightened after it went in-production at
its core acreage at the Rooney Oil Project... The quality of the
portfolio assembled is excellent. We believe this quality together
with the experience and proven track record of its management team
will enable enhanced returns on investment.” See 33-page
updated report dated January 23, 2010 at
http://americanpetrohunterinc.com/about/AAPH_COHEN_Report...
The Green Baron Report
believes that AAPH management has successfully identified properties
that will continue to deliver. Investors are flocking into
this stock because of its recent success at Rooney and the potential
that experts believe exists on current claims and new acreage leased
out at Rooney.
AAPH stock
steadily increased since mid-December and just broke out over the
past week. We believe AAPH could test the recent break out
price we identify at .85 per share, but will likely rally from here
to new highs over the coming weeks. We figure AAPH could
easily hit $1.50 per share by the end of March, and much higher if
news of more successful wells are hit over the near-term.
Target prices of $3 to $6 per share over the next year set by the
analysts and writers listed appear to be reasonable.
About American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. (OTCBB: AAPH)
The Company is a
goal-oriented exploration and production (E&P) Company aiming to
become an intermediate level oil and gas producer within 12 months.
The Company is in production at the Poston
Project in Trego County, Kansas and at the Rooney
Project in
Ford County, Kansas. With the achievable target of becoming a 1000
BOE producer as its goal, American
Petro-Hunter is
actively on the "hunt" for domestic petroleum assets.
Vision
The
Company believes alternative sources of energy won’t become a
significant or practical solution for years to come and that the
country must support increased domestic drilling in order to
capitalize upon our existing technical supremacy and the unearthing
of significant and important new finds here at home.
American Petro-Hunter solidly
supports “growth by the drill bit” as the only “home grown solution”
to produce more American oil and gas that will stabilize gasoline
and energy prices. The number of projects currently available for
acquisition is extensive and American Petro-Hunter plans an
aggressive campaign towards targeting production from smaller,
underutilized fields via farm-ins and outright purchases.
Mission
To explore, develop and produce oil
and gas reserves in the continental USA thereby assisting our nation
in reducing its dependence on foreign oil. "America
First" and "in
our back yard" are
the motto's we will apply to each and every project we acquire. Any
partnerships will only be with other likeminded companies also
desiring to drill America out of these tough economic times by using
American workers and US technologies to target, and exploit
America’s vast wealth of untapped petroleum reserves.
Goals
In the short-term, American
Petro-Hunter will acquire quality exploration projects in targeted
jurisdictions favorable for near-term production close to existing
infrastructure. American Petro-Hunter will aggressively search for
existing production (Proved Developed Producing /PDP) from smaller,
undervalued or underutilized properties that show high promise for
probable undeveloped reserves (PUDs). Intermediate-term goals are
focused on production through drilling multiple projects. The
“basket” of projects includes a mix of higher risk and higher reward
targets as well as stable, low risk targets. American Petro-Hunter
plans on building the company into a 500-1000 BOE producer in the
next 2 to 3 years. Long-term goals are to take the company through
exploration, development and production in excess of the 1000 BOE
level in the aim of creating an inviting target for merger or
acquisition by one of the majors. American Petro-Hunter will strive
to book value in reserves such that the net asset value of the
company would warrant a senior board listing allowing funding to
acquire the larger, most prolific projects both on and off shore.
#24-1 Double H Oil
Well at Rooney Project Tested at over 200 Barrels per Day
Rooney Oil Project - Field
Development
American
Petro-Hunter has successfully drilled the first of a series of
wells proposed for the Rooney oil project located in southwestern
Ford County, Kansas, 20 miles due south of Dodge City off US Highway
283. The acreage block presently contains 8 sections totaling 5,120
acres in T-29-S, R-24 & 25W Ford County.
Management considers this acreage to be a “core” land holding, one
that future development can provide the basis for the requisite BOE
production necessary to meet intermediate and long term goals. The
Rooney Project is directly adjacent to the north edge of an existing
oil and gas production area. An analog well designated as 3-30-25W
in the pool has cumulatively produced 344,448 Barrels of oil and
933,622 MCF gas. There are multiple wells within 2 miles of our
acreage that have produced in the 35,000 to 40,000 barrel range from
discrete sand channels.
The #24-1 Double H well was drilled in late November of 2009 and
encountered a 12 foot pay zone that produced excellent quality 44
degree oil in the tubing up to the surface from 5,400 feet of depth
with fluid test results returning 99% oil cut. The strong down-hole
reservoir pressure combined with the initial data results have
allowed engineers to calculate that the well should be capable of
producing over 200 barrels per day.
After a review of the 3D seismic data in conjunction with the
electronic logs, the potential barrels of oil associated to the
#24-1 Double H well and oil pool is currently estimated at 500,000
barrels.
American Petro-Hunter is now preparing to commence offset drilling
operations at the Rooney Project in Kansas. The Company participated
in a 3D seismic shoot this summer which has provided ample data
regarding the potential on the acreage. The shoot was successful as
multiple targets have been identified from the recently interpreted
3D seismic across the entire acreage.
The partners and operator have identified up to ten promising
targets and are readying plans to move ahead with the first in a
series of 5 wells chosen as the best candidates heading into 2010.
The first offset location is being readied and, if successful, an
ongoing multi well program is envisaged immediately thereafter.
Pictures and other
projects –
We strongly urge our
members and interested investors to visit the Company’s website at
www.AmericanPetroHunterinc.com
to view the many photos and descriptions of all its projects.
Recent Key
Announcements
Tuesday, March 2, 2010 –
American
Petro-Hunter Updates Events at New Kansas Oil Reservoir Estimated to
Contain 3M Barrels of Oil -
SCOTTSDALE, AZ –
American Petro-Hunter, Inc. (OTCBB: AAPH) (“American
Petro-Hunter” or the “Company”) is pleased to update the drilling
progress at the Shelor Oil Well at the Rooney Project, located in
Ford County Kansas.
Currently, the
well has passed the 4,500 foot level and is drilling ahead. The
Shelor well is planned for a total depth (T.D.) of approximately
5,400 feet and the Company now anticipates that the well will reach
T.D. within 3 days.
Once the well
reaches the T.D., any and all prospective oil and gas shows will be
evaluated through a series of Drill Stem Tests and a suite of
electronic well logs. The election to run casing as a commercial
well in readiness for production would be made at that time.
Management anticipates well testing to proceed during the upcoming
weekend.
The Shelor well is
the second oil well to be drilled at Rooney and is part of the
Company’s planned drill program aimed at drilling at least one well
per month in order to rapidly develop the newly discovered
reservoir.
The Shelor
location is up-dip and North West from the currently producing 24
Double H well. In the event that the Shelor results as the second
commercial producer at Rooney, the Company plans a rapid tie-in to
the existing oil storage infrastructure and in the event of
significant natural gas production to a nearby gas pipeline, a
process estimated to take approximately two weeks to complete.
Therefore, we would estimate that the Shelor well, if successful,
could be generating revenue by mid-March.
In related news,
American Petro-Hunter is pleased to announce the launch of an
informative video outlining the Company’s strategic aims and
detailing recent important corporate events. To view the video,
please visit our website at:
www.americanpetrohunter.com
Monday, February
22, 2010 - American Petro-Hunter Drilling New Oil Well at Rooney
Project, Kansas -
SCOTTSDALE, AZ --
(MARKET WIRE) - American Petro-Hunter, Inc. (OTCBB: AAPH)
("American Petro-Hunter" or the "Company") is pleased to announce
that the drill program has commenced on the Shelor 23-2 well
location at the Rooney Project, located in Ford County Kansas. The
drilling rig has arrived on the lease and the well is set to spud
immediately.
The Shelor 23-2
well is the second oil well to be drilled at the project and is part
of our goal to drill one well per month in order to develop the
newly discovered reservoir at Rooney. The Shelor location is up-dip
and North West from the #1 Double H producing well and is planned
for a total depth (T.D.) of 5,400 feet. It is expected to take
approximately 7 days to reach the T.D. after which any prospective
oil shows will be drill stem tested. In the event of a second
commercial producer, the Company plans a rapid tie-in to the
existing infrastructure at the Rooney lease.
About the Rooney
Project:
The Rooney
Project is located in southwestern Ford County, Kansas, 20 miles due
south of Dodge City and totals 7,040 acres adjacent to the north
edge of existing Morrow Sand oil and gas production. The initial
discovery well, #24-1 Double H commenced commercial production from
the Mississippian reservoir in January. The potential barrels of oil
associated with the discovery well and underlying oil pool are
currently estimated at 500,000 barrels. The Company and partners
have developed a minimum of 10 target locations to drill that could
add 10 additional wells to our portfolio by the end of the fourth
quarter of 2010 at a planned drilling schedule of one new well per
month. The operator of the project is S&W Oil & Gas, LLC of Wichita,
Kansas. The purchaser of the oil production at Rooney is N.C.R.A. of
McPherson, Kansas.
Wednesday,
February 10, 2010 -
American Petro-Hunter Announces Details of New Discovery at Rooney
Project, Kansas
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American Petro-Hunter, Inc.
is pleased to provide updated information regarding the nature of
the Rooney Project, located in Ford County, Kansas.
The
production of oil at Rooney appears to represent the discovery of a
new and unanticipated reservoir. This conclusion is based on data
resulting from the test of promising 3D seismic information
targeting the Morrow sands in the area.
During the drilling of the #24-1 Double H well, the Morrow formation
was intersected with good oil and gas shows but little porosity and
permeability. A timely decision was made to continue drilling to the
Mississippian St. Louis Formation where the strike was subsequently
achieved. The Rooney is producing oil and gas from this
Mississippian Limestone reservoir and will be the primary focus of
all upcoming exploration.
There appears to be great reserve potential in this limestone
reservoir given the aerial extent throughout the acreage. The
Company and engineers are now drawing direct analogous comparisons
to the Ingalls field, which is another St. Louis Mississippian
regional producer.
The
Ingalls field is located 30 miles west of Dodge City and 10 miles
from Cimarron in neighboring Gray County. Discovered in the early
1980s, the 5,100 foot deep field is comprised of 30 producing wells
and 16 plugged and abandoned and dry wells. Producing wells vary
from lows of 19 BPD to 185 BPD with gas rates in the 150 MMCF per
day range. A central line of 5 wells through the core of the trend
produces between 150 and 180 BPD each.
Historically, the Ingalls field produced over 2.5 million barrels
from acreage that is smaller and from pay zones less than what the
Company has mapped at Rooney. Given that Ingalls offers analogous
data to Rooney there is a heightened probability that with proper
development the Rooney project may exceed Ingalls in scope. Current
estimates by Company engineers estimate this newly discovered
potential to be in excess of 3 million barrels.
American Petro-Hunter is also pleased to report that it continues to
anticipate great promise and potential for future Morrow Sand oil
and gas exploration at Rooney and may encounter locations that have
multiple objectives in future wells. The next well in the planned 10
well Rooney Development Program is the Shelor 23-2, which is
scheduled to spud on February 15th. The well is up-dip and North
West from the producing #1 Double H well and is slated for a total
depth (T.D.) of 5,400 feet. Once drilling commences it is
anticipated to require 7 days to reach the T.D. after which any
prospective oil shows will be tested.
Wednesday,
February 3, 2010 – American Petro-Hunter
Announces Spud Date for New Oil Well at Rooney Project, Kansas
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American Petro-Hunter, Inc. is pleased to announce that a spud date
has been set for the newest development well at the producing oil &
gas Rooney Project, located in Ford County, Kansas.
The
well has been designated Shelor 23-2 and is scheduled to spud on
February 13th. The well is up-dip and North West from the currently
producing #1 Double H well and is slated for a total depth (T.D.) of
5,400 feet. Once drilling commences it is anticipated to take 7 days
to reach the T.D. after which any prospective oil shows will be
tested.
Monday, February
1, 2010 - American Petro-Hunter Updates Developments at the #24-1
Double H Well at Rooney, Kansas - American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. wishes to provide a progress report regarding the
previously announced installation of a natural gas pipeline at
the Rooney project #24-1 Double H Oil & Gas Well in Kansas.
The well has
undergone a regimen of natural gas flow testing that resulted in a
rate of 130 MMCF per day. This would be the anticipated production
rate following the imminent tie-in to the pipeline.
The pipeline
construction is nearing completion and was subject to a short delay
in obtaining a permit to bore under the US 60 State Highway. The
Company has been advised that the requisite permit is due shortly
and it is anticipated that the gas will be tied into the pipeline in
approximately 7 days.
The Company
further wishes to report that the results of a gas analysis shows a
BTU value of 1,527 and is of excellent quality containing various
condensates of value. A contract has been executed with the local
buyer and pipeline operator and all factors are now in place to
commence commercial gas production shortly. NGPL-Midcont prices
yesterday were quoted at $5.35 per MCF.
As previously
reported, a review of the Rooney engineering and seismic data has
indicated that this newly discovered oil and gas reservoir has a
potential aerial extent exceeding the acreage of existing nearby oil
fields in the area that have produced in excess of 2.5 million
barrels of oil. If the Company is successful in its initial 10 well
drill program, and should the entire seismically indicated target
prove productive, Rooney could mature into a full field development
project offering a recovery scenario in excess of 3 million barrels
of oil based on this comparative analogy.
Monday, January
25, 2010 - American Petro-Hunter Obtains New Research Report and
Equity Opinion on the Company -
SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- (MARKET WIRE) - American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. (OTCBB:
AAPH) ("American Petro-Hunter" or the "Company"), is very pleased to
announce that it has received a newly updated, follow-on research
report authored by Grass
Roots Research and Distribution, Inc. ("Grass
Roots"). Grass Roots has released the report which contains an
equity opinion on the Company on its website and American
Petro-Hunter has
subsequently posted the report to its corporate website.
The report
features an updated analysis of the Company focusing on the new oil
field discovery at the Rooney
Project and
the potential for future opportunity as the Company looks towards
developing significant production at that location. The author, Paul
Cohen, is the principal of Grass Roots and is noted for his diligent
efforts on behalf of many early stage companies across a diverse
industrial client base. The current report is supported by his
significant depth of knowledge pertaining to the analysis of the oil
and gas sector.
To view the entire research report, or
for more information on Grass
Roots Research, go to www.grassrootsrd.com or
visit AAPH's website at: www.americanpetrohunterinc.com
The information,
opinions, conclusions, views and statements in the report are those
of Grass Roots and its authors only and the conclusions determined
by Grass Roots were formed by an analysis of data provided by the
Company. American
Petro-Hunter commissioned and paid $7,500 for the development of the
report as a follow-up to the initiation report issued in August
2009.
Monday, January
11, 2010 - American Petro-Hunter #24-1 Double H Well in Production
at Rooney -
American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. is very pleased to announce that the #24-1 Double
H well commenced oil production on January 4th.
The Initial
Production Rate (I.P.R.) has reached levels of 240 BPD equivalent
(10 barrels per hour) at between a 75% to 98% oil cut. The oil to
the tanks is actually being limited due to high gas pressures and
gas flow estimated at 150,000 to 200,000 cubic feet per day levels
(150-200 MCF per day). The operator is working to contain the gas as
soon as a tie-in to a nearby pipeline can be accomplished. The high
gas pressures have not dropped sufficiently to allow the free steady
flow of oil to the tanks at this time. However, once the gas is
contained the Company will achieve a definitive assessment of stable
production rates which are indicated currently at over 200 barrels
per day.
The Company will
report when further data on daily rates are received from the
operator and will closely monitor production over the next 30 to 60
days. Predicting actual rates is approximate and the total barrels
per day produced may exceed or be less than calculated therefore oil
pumped to the tanks is the most accurate assessment of any early
stage producer.
In related news,
an oil purchase contract has been executed with N.C.R.A. (National
Co-op Refinery Assoc.) of McPherson, Kansas to purchase all
production at the Rooney lease. The Company and operator have
negotiated a premium to Kansas common oil prices reflecting the
value and quality of the 44 degree oil being produced at Rooney.
Also, NGPL-Midcont gas prices are currently trading in the $6.20 per
MCF range.
As previously
reported, a review of the Rooney engineering and seismic data has
indicated that this newly discovered oil and gas reservoir has a
potential aerial extent exceeding the acreage of existing nearby oil
fields in the area that have produced in excess of 2.5 million
barrels of oil. If the Company is successful in its initial 10 well
drill program and should the entire seismically indicated target
prove productive, Rooney could mature into a full field development
project offering a recovery scenario in excess of 3 million barrels
of oil based on this comparative analogy.
Wednesday,
December 9, 2010 –
American Petro-Hunter's Rooney Project Tests at Over 200 Barrels of
Oil per Day With Estimated 500,000 Barrel Potential
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American Petro-Hunter, Inc. (OTCBB:
AAPH) is pleased to announce the preliminary findings from the
initial drill stem tests at the #24-1 Double H Oil Well on the Rooney
Project, Kansas.
A 12
foot pay zone was encountered that produced excellent quality 44
degree oil in the tubing up to the surface from 5,400 feet of depth
with fluid test results returning 99% oil cut. The strong down-hole
reservoir pressure combined with the initial data results have
allowed engineers to calculate that the well should be capable of
producing in excess of 200 barrels per day. After a review of the 3D
seismic data in conjunction with the electronic logs, the potential
barrels of oil associated to the #24-1 Double H well and oil pool is
currently estimated at 500,000 barrels.
The
work over and completion rig has been scheduled to further test the
well and prepare it for commercial production. The completion
process should be accomplished by December 20th with the perforation
of the casing and swabbing of the well. The Company anticipates
having the #24-1 Double H well in production by January 1st 2010 at
an Initial Production Rate (I.P.R.) of 200 Barrels Per Day.
The
Company will announce the results of any additional tests as soon as
they become available from the operator. The completion data will
provide further information as to what the Initial Production Rates
(I.P.R.) will be. The well could prove capable of exceeding the
original estimates but the Company and partners may opt to produce
the well at rates more amenable to the reservoir in order to
maintain pressures and integrity.
Ultimately, daily production rates will be fully established once
the well is put "on pump" and the actual barrels of oil produced to
the tanks are measured. The first 90 days of production for a new
well is critical to determine what the rates may level off to and
what rates are best to maintain reservoir integrity. The
construction of site facilities, including storage tanks and
pump-jack, have been purchased and are awaiting delivery to the
lease shortly after December 20th.
In
related news, offset drilling locations are now being engineered and
selected on the Rooney lease
and the engineering team will be proposing the full development plan
shortly.
Please visit www.americanpetrohunter.com to
view background information on the project as well as recently
posted photos of drilling operations in Kansas.
Management
Robert B. McIntosh
President & CEO
Mr. McIntosh is a businessman and
consulting geologist with a proven track record spanning the past 25
years. He brings diverse experience both as a resource exploration
geoscientist alongside noteworthy strengths in all facets of
corporate development. Since 1983 his career has taken him across
the Americas and abroad where he has been instrumental in the
design, implementation, execution and management of programs in the
oil, gas, precious and base metals segments of the resource sector.
His skills encompass virtually every aspect of oil & gas
exploration, well completion and production techniques along with
extensive experience in project acquisition, contract negotiation,
and project divestitures within the petroleum industry. He has
developed singular expertise and broad industry contacts in his
various roles across the publicly traded market sector as well as
with private junior E&P companies. Mr. McIntosh has successfully
assisted his clients and stakeholders in the U.S.A. and Canada on
projects that ultimately became producing properties where he has
significantly contributed towards full-field exploitation programs
utilizing both traditional and secondary forms of drilling and
completion along with ongoing well site supervisory management aimed
at fully optimizing the potential of each asset.
Dan Holladay
Director
Mr. Dan Holladay is oil industry
management consultant based in Wichita Kansas. He graduated in 1983
graduate from the University of Eastern New Mexico with an Associate
degree in Petroleum Management following extensive studies at the
University of Kansas in geology. After a short career in a variety
of oil field work he began a 25 year career as an Investment Adviser
for firms such as AG Edwards where he advised high net worth
clients. Recently, Mr. Holladay has been working as an independent
oil industry management consultant where he has been identifying,
evaluating and assisting companies and individuals on a variety of
Kansas based oil and gas prospects for both exploration and
production projects. He will continue this role for American
Petro-Hunter with a focus on the current Kansas asset as well as the
development of future prospects.
John J. Lennon
Secretary Treasurer
Mr. Lennon has served as Treasurer
and VP of Finance of Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products,
Inc., since May 30, 2008. Previously, he was President of LED Power
Group, Inc. from December 2008, President of Chamberlain Capital
Partners from 2004, Director of American Durahomes from 2006 and
Treasurer/Director/VP of Finance of US Starcom from 2005-2007.
Chamberlain Capital Partners assists companies in the area of
maximizing shareholder value through increased sales, cost reduction
and refined business strategy. Mr. Lennon has also assisted
companies in obtaining debt financing, private placements or other
methods of funding. On December 31, 2007, Mr. Lennon was appointed
Chief Executive Officer, President, Chief Financial Officer,
Secretary, Treasurer and director of Explortex Energy Inc., a
publicly reporting company, which is a natural resource exploration
company engaged in the participation in drilling of oil and gas in
the United States. From 1987 to 2004, Mr. Lennon served as Senior
Vice President of Janney Montgomery Scott, Osterville, MA, Smith
Barney and Prudential Bache Securities, managing financial assets
for high net worth individuals.
Green Baron
Conclusion
American
Petro-Hunter, Inc. (BB: AAPH) is positioned to profit greatly from
its interest in the Rooney oil wells and new drill targets. A
well with production capacity of over 200 barrels per day is
considered very healthy, and the Company believes it can duplicate
these results many times over. Experts and analysts believe
The Rooney Field will provide solid production for years to come,
and AAPH has plans to actively drill on its leases throughout the
year and add to its interests.
It should be
assuring to investors that AAPH already has two producing wells to
provide its revenue stream. Although continued success on new
drill sites is no guarantee, we expect that management will be going
after the most reliable, low risk target zones to ensure additional
revenue. Investors buying up AAPH now believe this is just the
start, and that the share price is going to continue to rocket
higher.
Independent
analyst and marketing reports point to a much higher target price
for AAPH. A great deal of research has already been written
about AAPH that justifies its explosive potential. We
understand that AAPH has rallied some already, but this stock is
certainly in play now and some say it’s just the beginning of the
move. We expect that management will certainly do everything
in its power to deliver continued good news for its supporters.
Contacts:
At
the Company:
American
Petro-Hunter, Inc.
17470 N. Pacesetter Way
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Email: info@aaphinfo.com
Investor Relations:
Bakerview Investor Relations, Inc.
1-888-521-7762
investors@americanpetrohunterinc.com
