The 20 highest-producing individual oil wells in Eastland County, Texas, ranked by Feb 2026 oil production. Formation-diverse fragmented operator landscape.
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| # | Well Name | API | Operator | Lease | Wellbore | Spud | Formation | Feb 2026 Oil (bbl) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Duffer "A" 9 | 4213337799 |
Byrne Oil Company | Duffer "A" | Vertical | 2000 | Lower Duffer | 328 |
| 2 | Hill (Lake Sand) Storage Unit 1 | 4213303919 |
Hilllake Gas Storage | Hill (Lake Sand) Storage | Vertical | 1929 | Lake Storage | 244 |
| 3 | Ashley #2 2 | 4213331927 |
Moylan Jimmie C | Ashley #2 | Vertical | 1979 | Ranger | 203 |
| 4 | Sneed, Ernest 1 | 4213331291 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Sneed, Ernest | Vertical | 1978 | Marble Falls | 176 |
| 5 | Farmer 1A | 4213380648 |
BRAKA Operating | Farmer | Vertical | — | Mississippian | 169 |
| 6 | Watson, J. T. 1 | 4213380560 |
Pearson Lee Roy III | Watson, J. T. | Vertical | 1927 | Lower Ranger | 159 |
| 7 | Hanvey-Fee "E" 12 | 4213335857 |
Hanvey Don H Oil Interests | Hanvey-Fee "E" | Vertical | 1984 | Marble Falls | 141 |
| 8 | Winchester 1 | 4213338253 |
Interstate Explorations | Winchester | Directional | 2017 | Strawn | 118 |
| 9 | Radford, J. M. 4 | 4213302395 |
Pardue Oil | Radford, J. M. | Vertical | — | Strawn | 116 |
| 10 | Radford, J. M. 5 | 4213380411 |
Pardue Oil | Radford, J. M. | Vertical | — | — | 115 |
| 11 | Radford, J. M. 3 | 4213380409 |
Pardue Oil | Radford, J. M. | Vertical | — | — | 113 |
| 12 | Hawkins, J. J. 3 | 4213330339 |
J D Operating Company | Hawkins, J. J. | Vertical | 1988 | Unknown | 112 |
| 13 | Miller, Conrad & Cecil 4 | 4213334929 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Miller, Conrad & Cecil | Vertical | 1983 | Marble Falls | 97 |
| 14 | Miller, Conrad & Cecil 10 | 4213335220 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Miller, Conrad & Cecil | Vertical | 1983 | Duffer | 97 |
| 15 | Miller, Conrad & Cecil 6 | 4213336959 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Miller, Conrad & Cecil | Vertical | 1986 | Marble Falls | 97 |
| 16 | Conrad & Cecil Miller 5 | 4213334928 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Conrad & Cecil Miller | Vertical | 1983 | Marble Falls | 94 |
| 17 | Danley, R. H. 1 | 4213334626 |
BRAKA Operating | Danley, R. H. | Vertical | 1983 | Black Lime West | 91 |
| 18 | Miller, Conrad & Cecil 7 | 4213337081 |
Ronning Gas and Oil | Miller, Conrad & Cecil | Vertical | 1987 | Duffer | 89 |
| 19 | Walker, Monroe 3 | 4213334850 |
Lowrance | Walker, Monroe | Vertical | 1983 | Top Marble Falls | 84 |
| 20 | Gooch, J. N. /Tracts #1 & #3/ 12 | 4213337814 |
Ames Oil | Gooch, J. N. /Tracts #1 & #3/ | Vertical | 2001 | Caddo | 74 |
Source: TX Railroad Commission well production filings, February 2026 reporting period.
Unlike Stephens County (~95% Caddo formation), Eastland County’s top 20 wells produce from at least 8 distinct intervals:
Marble Falls Limestone — 7 wells (the leading formation)
Duffer — 3 wells (Lower Duffer #1; Duffer #14, #18)
Strawn — 2 wells (including the only modern 2017 directional well, Winchester 1)
Ranger / Lower Ranger — 2 wells (the 1917 Ranger field reservoir)
Caddo — 1 well (the dominant Stephens County formation, less common in Eastland)
Black Lime West — 1 well (Danley R.H.)
Mississippian — 1 well (Farmer)
Lake Storage — 1 well (Hill Lake Sand Storage Unit, anomalous gas-storage facility)
This formation diversity reflects the multi-stacked-pay character of the Bend Arch sequence in Eastland County. Each formation has a slightly different oil quality, decline profile, and operator-economics signature.
Of the top 20 individual wells, only ONE was spud in the 2010s: Winchester 1, a directional Strawn target in the Jo Kiel field operated by Interstate Explorations, spudded in 2017. This is in stark contrast to Stephens County, where BASA Resources’ 2014-2018 directional re-entry program added 4 of the top 10 individual wells.
Translation: Eastland County has minimal recent operator investment in re-entries or new development. Most of the top wells are 1978-1988 vintage vertical wells producing on continuous waterflood. For mineral owners, the implication is a more conservative valuation discount — the upside case from re-completion drilling is weaker than in neighboring counties.
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