wells which had an average per well initial production rate of 780 barrels of oil equivalent per day. Our  results in our Eagle Ford program have improved considerably since last year. Our 2013 completions  have thirty day initial rates that are 28% higher than the thirty day rates in 2012 while at the same time  our average well costs have decreased by 12% from 2012. We plan to spend $314 million in 2014 to  drill 69 (45.8 net) Eagle Ford shale horizontal wells in both our Eagleville field and our newly acquired  acreage in the eastern extension of the play. At the end of 2013, we had 344 Bcfe of our proved reserves (59%) in our East Texas/North  Louisiana region. The properties in this region are essentially all natural gas. In response to the very  low natural gas prices we discontinued drilling in this region in the first quarter of 2012 and drilled  only two wells in this region in 2013. As a result our production from this region which averaged  130 MMcfe per day in 2013 declined by 34% from 2012. Most of our proved undeveloped reserves  in this region had to be written off by the end of 2012 due to the low average natural gas price in  2012. We currently have 85,000 gross acres and 72,000 net acres that we believe are prospective for  Haynesville or Bossier shale development. We believe that our acreage has over 6 Tcfe of combined  reserve potential for these two plays. We expect to have minimal activity in this region in 2014  depending on the recovery of natural gas prices. We have 13 Bcfe in the San Juan basin, Mid-Continent and in other areas. Our properties in  the other regions accounted for 3% of our 2013 daily production at 5 MMcfe per day. We plan to  continue to divest of many of these assets on an opportunistic basis. Other Regions  East Texas/North Louisiana Region  Total Assets $ in millions 2011 2012  2013 $2,640 $2,570 $2,139 Total Debt $ in millions 2011 2012  2013 $1,197 $1,324 $799 Stockholders’ Equity $ in millions $1,038 $934 $952 2011 2012  2013