Fandango Rosita Javelina Lopeno Other Regions San Juan Approximately 2%, or 13.1 Bcfe, of our proved reserves are in other regions, primarily in New Mexico and the Mid-Continent region. We own interests in 339 producing wells (85.3 net to us) in 15 fields within these regions. The field with the largest proved reserves is our San Juan Basin properties in New Mexico. Net daily production from our other regions during 2013 totaled 5 MMcf of natural gas and 54 barrels of oil or 5 MMcfe per day. During 2013, we spent $53.3 million to acquire 53,470 acres (51,017 net to us) in Louisiana and Mississippi which are prospective for oil in the Tuscaloosa Marine shale. We have budgeted $27.0 million in 2014 to drill two wells (1.8 net to us) on this acreage. Our San Juan Basin properties are located in the west-central portion of San Juan County, New Mexico. These wells produce from multiple sands of the Cretaceous Dakota formation and the Fruitland Coal seams. The Dakota is generally found at about 6,000 feet with the shallower Fruitland seams 11 The Lopeno Field located in Zapata County, Texas has estimated proved reserves of 2.5 Bcfe which represents less than 1% of our total company proved reserves. Production is from shallow Queen City sands between 2,200 feet and 2,600 feet and deeper Wilcox sands between 6,400 feet and 12,500 feet. We own interests in 17 wells (2.7 net to us) and operate one of these wells. We own interests in and operate 11 natural gas wells (11.0 net to us) in the Las Hermanitas field, located in Duval County, Texas. These wells produce from the Wilcox formation at depths from approximately 11,400 to 11,800 feet. Our proved reserves of 5.7 Bcfe in this field represent approximately 1% of our total proved reserves. We own interests in and operate 18 wells (18.0 net to us) in the Javelina field in Hidalgo County in South Texas. These wells produce primarily from the Vicksburg formation at a depth of approximately 10,900 to 12,500 feet. Proved reserves attributable to our interests in the Javelina field are 7.8 Bcfe, which represents approximately 1% of our total proved reserves. We own interests in 29 wells (15.7 net to us) in the Rosita field, located in Duval County, Texas. We operate 28 of these wells which produce from the Wilcox formation at depths from approximately 9,300 to 17,000 feet. Our proved reserves of 16.3 Bcfe in this field represent approximately 3% of our total proved reserves. We own interests in 19 wells (19.0 net to us) in the Fandango field located in Zapata County, Texas. We operate all of these wells which produce from the Wilcox formation at depths from approximately 13,000 to 18,000 feet. Our proved reserves of 45.4 Bcfe in this field represent approximately 8% of our total proved reserves. Las Hermanitas