Hi Teevee,
It took me a while to dig this up and scan it(See below). Excuse some of the errors...and a...stay away from Zerox scanners. But below you will find a list of Mr McLeods accomplishments. There is no doubt he can find both oil and gas. In part you are correct we do need production. Read a few posts back, it looks like we will see production later this year Jim
John W. McLeod, P.Geol. BACKROUND-1999
1936- Born in Edmonton Alberta and grew up in Lethbridge A1berta
1959- Graduated from Oklahoma University with a B.Sc. degree in Geology.
1959- Employed by Richfield Oil Corporation, with the company for 6 1/2 years.
1965- Joined Midwest Oil Corp as Regional Geologist for Alberta and northeastern British Colombia.
1966- Responsible for Midwest acquiring a strategic P&NG lease containing 15% of the recoverab1e oil reserves of the "B" Pool in the newly discovered Rainbow oil field in northwestern Alberta. The "B" Pool is the largest Pinnacle reef pool in this billion barrel recoverable oil field.
1967- Became member of the Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists (P.Geol.)
1967- Strachan Gas Field, West Central Alberta (13,000 ft.)
A partner in the formation of Stampede Oils Ltd. As Chief Geologist was responsible for the drilling of the discovery well of the Strachan gas field, with 1.859 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas reserves.
1968- independent oil and gas consultant.
1969- Formed Bearcat Explorations Ltd.
1974- Stolberg Gas Field, West CentraI Alberta (13,000 ft)
0Bearcat drilled discovery well Original recoverable gas reserves for field were 8OO billion
cubic feet.
1989/
1990- Grassy, Northeastern British Columbia (6,000 ft)
Bearcat drilled two major gas discovery wells In the Grassy area indicated recoverable reserves
are in excess of 120 billion cubic feet. Currently suspended due to fracture-related production
water problems.
1993- Turner Valley, Southwestern Alberta (12,000 ft.)
Bearcat and partners discovered new major Devonian Crossfield gas reserves. Proven and
probable recoverable gas reserves of 260+ billion cubic feet indicated south end of minimum 30
mile gas reserve trend.
1995- Chestermere South, East Calgary, Alberta (7,000 ft.)
Bearcat and partners drilled discovery well Indicated recoverab1e oil potential approximately
30-60 million barrels of 36* API from both Mississipian Turner Valley and Elkton formations.
Five wells drilled to date.
1998- Responsible for the drilling of a deep major Regional Turner Valley indicated gas/oil discovery well at 2-2l-21-3 W5M.
Complemented by involvement in the discovery and deve1opment or numerous Smaller oil and gas projects in Western Canada since 1960.
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