Interest and drilling intensify. Oil dreams set men to paying high prices to drill and secure leases. The Texas Oil Company and Gulf Oil Company decide to bring eight-inch pipelines to the field too transport oil to their Texas refineries. By late 1906, one year after the first test well hit, the Glenn Pool boasted 127 drilled wells; 107 struck oil, 12 found gas and 11 turned up dry. An additional 24 wells were drilling but not yet producing and 33 rigs were preparing to drill... making the total rig count 184. The field was three miles wide, four miles long, and produced an average of 52,000 barrels a day of oil.