And this is nice:

On October 23, 2009, Whiting posted a new record initial production rate for a Bakken well. The Maki 11-27H flowed 4,345 barrels of oil and 2.5 million cubic feet (MMcf) of gas (4,761 BOE) per day during a 24-hour test of the Middle Bakken. The production rate was gauged on a 40/64-inch choke with a flowing casing pressure of 1,190 pounds per square inch (psi). The previous record was held by the Whiting-operated Richardson Federal 11-9H with an initial production rate of 4,570 BOE per day. The Maki well was fracture stimulated in 18 stages, 10 stages using sliding sleeves and eight stages using the "plug and perf" method. The Maki well was drilled in the northeast portion of Sanish field, approximately three miles north-northeast of the Richardson Federal well. Whiting holds a 76% working interest and a 62% net revenue interest in the Maki 11-27H.