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Gold/Mining/Energy : Bearcat (BEA-C) & Stampede (STF-C) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Jim P who wrote (525)3/15/1998 12:48:00 AM
From: Max-mouse  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2306
 
Hi Jim,

Thank you.

Here is the interesting part: ( More wells well be drilled!!! )

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USE OF PROCEEDS

Assuming all of the Units are subscribed for, the net proceeds to be derived by the Corporation from the Offering of Units will be approximately $3,536,501 after deducting expenses of this Offering estimated at $84,320 (which includes the fee payable to the Manager in the amount of $232,074, and general expenses of this issue estimated at $15,000). The gross proceeds to the Corporation from the exercise of the Warrants, assuming full exercise of the Warrants, will be $11,879,963. The aggregate net proceeds are intended to be used to fund anticipated Crown petroleum and natural gas lease acquisitions in the Turner Valley prospect and to fund participation in the expected development drilling in the Turner Valley prospect as set forth in the following table. See Properties of the Corporation - Turner Valley, Southwestern Alberta.

A. Exercise of Rights - Maximum proceeds of $3,867,895

Use of Proceeds

Amount

Deepen and complete 11-12-19-2 W5M, cased, suspended Mississippian gas well, into Devonian Wabamun Crossfield Member at depth of approximately 12,000 feet Potential Crossfield zone gas well

$ 820,000

Deepen and complete 7-25-20-3 W5M, cased, suspended Mississippian gas well, into Devonian Wabamun Crossfield Member at depth of approximately 12,000 feet Potential Crossfield zone gas well

$ 840,000

Acquisition - miscellaneous oil and gas rights

$ 1,761,300

Solicitation management fee (maximum)

$ 232,074

Add to General Funds

$ 214,521

Maximum total

$ 3,867,895

B. Exercise of Series A Warrants - Maximum proceeds of $6,906,955

Use of Proceeds

Amount

6-23-20-3 W5M test and complete Potential Crossfield zone gas well

$ 495,000

4-1-19-2 W5M (Hartell South Crossfield gas pool)
follow-up development gas well to 4-13 Hartell
Crossfield gas discovery well

$ 1,350,000

Gas transmission line from Hartell South gas plant 21 miles north, three well gathering system

$ 3,087,000

One follow-up development well (Imperial operator)

$ 741,000

One follow-up development well (Berkley operator)

$ 1,020,000

Add to General Funds

$ 213,955

Maximum total

$6,906,955

C. Exercise of Series B Warrants - Maximum proceeds of $4,973,008

Use of Proceeds

Amount

Two additional follow-up development wells (Imperial operator)

$ 1,483,200

Three additional follow-up development wells (Berkley operator)

$ 3,000,000

Gas gathering system and gas pipeline to Quirk Creek gas plant

$ 440,000

Add to General Funds

$ 49,808

Maximum total

$4,973,008
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Good luck,

Mm_



To: Jim P who wrote (525)3/15/1998 12:59:00 AM
From: Wayne  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2306
 
Jim P
Glad you got the SEDAR file as I was unable to get it posted
as my monitor quit and I just got back on the Internet.
The report in a way explains some of what Bearcat are trying
to do.I have played Oil stocks for a number of years and have
had good feelings about Bearcat compared to other stock I
have bought and or followed..(Cnd 88 Energy is my favorite)

Wayne



To: Jim P who wrote (525)3/15/1998 1:20:00 AM
From: Keith Minler  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2306
 
HI Jim, I'm not too sure of your intent, it appears that you think the lease acquired from Shell is near the recently completed Shell well. I don't think so the 'earning well' referred to is the Imperial well. Shell's recent success is on the west side of the old TV play.

Don't know that this is a critical point, just like to keep the few hard facts we have straight.

By the way does anyone know what the estimated production figures are for the Shell well?

Later

Keith