TULSA, Okla., Sept. 15, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Deep Rock Oil & Gas, Inc. (Pink Sheets:DPRK) has engaged outside contractors to re-enter, stimulate and deepen three existing wells which have been non-producing in its Hanna Field. Management believes that, after the workover, the three wells could increase production by up to 300 MCF per day.
In addition, the Company has negotiated for additional acreage in the Hanna Field which could lead to four new development wells with potential reserves of 1BCF.
"We believe there are many opportunities like the Hanna Field wells where we have obtained existing production and/or wells and, through additional development, can increase the current production substantially," stated Robert Garner, President.
About Deep Rock Oil & Gas, Inc.
Deep Rock Oil & Gas, Inc. ("Deep Rock or the Company"), an oil and natural gas exploration and production company, currently has working interests in 33 wells, 10 of which are operated by the Company in the states of Oklahoma and Texas.
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