CAVU Resources has secured a Farm-in and Joint Venture Development Agreement with PVR Exploration, LLC to participate in a farm-in with Anadarko Petroleum Corporation to develop 640 acres in eastern Colorado.

The acreage position is located in the outer edges of the Denver-Julesburg Basin where production is drawn from Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, Permian and Cretaceous reservoirs. Production in this area from current operators has been established through a successful 3D seismic program shot over an extended area.

CAVU plans to test multiple stacked targets in the Marmaton, Morrow, Cherokee, Atoka, and Mississippian formations. Well permit applications are currently in the process of being submitted to the State of Colorado for approval.

Companies involved in the development of this 200,000+ acre area have estimated that the aggregate potential of the targets is in excess of 200,000 barrels of oil recoverable per well with estimates ranging from 100 to 150 million barrels of oil in place with significant potential to increase that estimate based on the extent of the current seismic features seen.

"With what has already been done by a few of the other companies developing this area, we feel comfortable using the figure of 1,000,000 barrels recoverable per section (640 acres)," said William Robinson, President of CAVU Resources, Inc. "Independent technical evaluations and studies of historical production in wells drilled in the 1980s have indicated significant oil in place and identified additional by-passed oil zones. We are actively looking for ways to expand our position in this area where we feel there will be major development in the years to come, so we are excited to get in early," he added.

Tags: Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, CAVU Resources