Hello Cory. The well responded as we hoped to the acid stimulation as we were able to free flow the well into the frac tank at a significantly increased rate than prior to the acid job. We had to shift our efforts a little to the HugoCellR partnership and the two Floyd wells over the past few weeks, but rest assured the plan to install an ESP on Kuhn 3 is underway and the well will be pumping again in the near future. Thanks, Mike

Hello Ford. Sorry for the delayed reply, I usually try to get to questions more quickly, but have been busy getting the Floyd wells underway. Details of the ownership interests of the Bauer lease and the wildcat/first well are still TBD, so I don't have any further information to provide on that at this point. One of the PRI rigs is currently at Wooden Horse working on our operations there, and the other well is in Taylor Ina working on PRI wells. Thanks, Mike

Hello Ford. I think you may be missing the fact that as a Canadian Company, with offices, legal, accounting, audit, listing fees, etc. all being generated on the Canadian side you will see the discrepancy you are looking at. Rest assured, what Canadian assets we have are not a drain/drag on the Company. Hope this helps. Have a great day. Thanks, Mike Rice

Hello Ford. Thank you for your comments. I just saw them and thought I would get back to you right away as I have a few minutes this morning. I hope you can appreciate that we do not engage in discussions about "selling pressure" or any speculation in regards to the share price. Please refer to my last post here on 8020 in regards to our policy on discussing production rates. I will reiterate that we release all disclosure in the appropriate way and time frame. I appreciate the recommendations you have made and we will take them into account. We have been very proactive over the past year regarding the operations of the Company (releasing on average approx. 1 press release per week) and we will continue to keep our shareholders and the public informed as we move forward. I'm not quite sure what Canadian operations you are referring too. We sold our entire interest in the electricity generation project recently and used the proceeds to pay down debt. The only remaining operations we have in Canada are non-operated working and net profit interests in a few wells. Our focus is in Texas where will will continue to expand operations at the Wooden Horse (Kuhn wells), Nash Creek, Cottonwood Creek plays as well as developing new partnerships such as the one we recently announced with HugoCellR Ltd. where we can add cash flow and reserves at no cost to the Company. I assure you that we are moving forward on all front in Texas as rapidly as possible. I am confident that we will see the benefits of this strategy in the coming months and years. I'm not sure that I answered all of your concerns or questions. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Thank you, Mike Rice CFO

Hello Mathieu, thank you for your questions. Let me clarify things for you. Emerald Bay does not own any rigs. PRI owns 2 service rigs that Emerald Bay can use as Emerald Bay now owns 75% of PRI. This is very advantageous to Emerald Bay and one of the main reasons we increased our interest in PRI last year. PRI also has other service equipment including backhoes, water trucks, plugging units, etc. that Emerald Bay also can use now. HugoCellR does not own any rigs. Drilling plans for future wells at Wooden Horse, including wells on the Kuhn lease, will be released publicly when we have firm dates as always. Any plans with partners such as HugoCellR Ltd. are being done in parallel to our plans at Wooden Horse. We do not discuss production rates outside of our public dissemination. Let me just say that actual production numbers can lag behind testing data by several months for many reasons, so the impact of new wells are usually measured in subsequent quarters from when they first begin production testing. Thanks, Mike Rice CFO

Hello Pat. These are questions that are impossible for me to answer. While I have my own thoughts/opinion it would be best for you to direct these type of questions to your broker or directly to the TSX. Thanks, Mike Rice CFO

Good morning Ford Victoria, Thank you for your post, continued interest and questions concerning your investment in EBY. We are indeed doing more to market the company to the investment community than ever before. We speak regularly and meet in person with numerous retail investment advisors that have been supporting the company over the past couple of years. EBY has also recently revamped our website completely and made it much easier to navigate and are keeping it current with new on ground developments, for the investment community to access as they wish. Our group on 8020 Connect, is our way to communicate directly with our valued shareholders and interested investors and the group is growing daily. I would encourage you and all other 8020 / EBY group members to invite people to learn about EBY and also be able to ask questions of management so that they can be informed about our progress simply by coming to the group at their discretion. Additionally, we have started an active GoogleAds marketing campaign in Canada and the USA, to bring the EBY story to the largest amount of investment industry representatives as we can, as recommended to us by our PR Marketing experts. In this regard we will continue to market our field work and success to the largest audience we can, and intend to even do more as we get into fall when the investment community is back to work from summer vacation season. As far as management investment, we have two very close business associates that work with us and have been very supportive of EBY over the past several years. Although the direct shareholdings of management is not massive, it is also not small either. The amount of shares held between management and these close business associates of ours represents over 50% of the issued and outstanding share capital, and that is and should give confidence to our shareholders. Although these people are not in direct management they are partners in many of our well drilling programs and land holdings, as per the many news releases we have disseminated. I hope this helps you understand that we are actually doing more than people may realize and will continue to bring EBY to the attention of as many professionals in the investment community as we can over the next weeks and months. Thank you, Mike Rice CFO

Hello Cory. The well responded as we hoped to the acid stimulation as we were able to free flow the well into the frac tank at a significantly increased rate than prior to the acid job. We had to shift our efforts a little to the HugoCellR partnership and the two Floyd wells over the past few weeks, but rest assured the plan to install an ESP on Kuhn 3 is underway and the well will be pumping again in the near future. Thanks, Mike

Hello Ford. Sorry for the delayed reply, I usually try to get to questions more quickly, but have been busy getting the Floyd wells underway. Details of the ownership interests of the Bauer lease and the wildcat/first well are still TBD, so I don't have any further information to provide on that at this point. One of the PRI rigs is currently at Wooden Horse working on our operations there, and the other well is in Taylor Ina working on PRI wells. Thanks, Mike

Hello Ford. I think you may be missing the fact that as a Canadian Company, with offices, legal, accounting, audit, listing fees, etc. all being generated on the Canadian side you will see the discrepancy you are looking at. Rest assured, what Canadian assets we have are not a drain/drag on the Company. Hope this helps. Have a great day. Thanks, Mike Rice

Hello Ford. Thank you for your comments. I just saw them and thought I would get back to you right away as I have a few minutes this morning. I hope you can appreciate that we do not engage in discussions about "selling pressure" or any speculation in regards to the share price. Please refer to my last post here on 8020 in regards to our policy on discussing production rates. I will reiterate that we release all disclosure in the appropriate way and time frame. I appreciate the recommendations you have made and we will take them into account. We have been very proactive over the past year regarding the operations of the Company (releasing on average approx. 1 press release per week) and we will continue to keep our shareholders and the public informed as we move forward. I'm not quite sure what Canadian operations you are referring too. We sold our entire interest in the electricity generation project recently and used the proceeds to pay down debt. The only remaining operations we have in Canada are non-operated working and net profit interests in a few wells. Our focus is in Texas where will will continue to expand operations at the Wooden Horse (Kuhn wells), Nash Creek, Cottonwood Creek plays as well as developing new partnerships such as the one we recently announced with HugoCellR Ltd. where we can add cash flow and reserves at no cost to the Company. I assure you that we are moving forward on all front in Texas as rapidly as possible. I am confident that we will see the benefits of this strategy in the coming months and years. I'm not sure that I answered all of your concerns or questions. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Thank you, Mike Rice CFO

Hello Mathieu, thank you for your questions. Let me clarify things for you. Emerald Bay does not own any rigs. PRI owns 2 service rigs that Emerald Bay can use as Emerald Bay now owns 75% of PRI. This is very advantageous to Emerald Bay and one of the main reasons we increased our interest in PRI last year. PRI also has other service equipment including backhoes, water trucks, plugging units, etc. that Emerald Bay also can use now. HugoCellR does not own any rigs. Drilling plans for future wells at Wooden Horse, including wells on the Kuhn lease, will be released publicly when we have firm dates as always. Any plans with partners such as HugoCellR Ltd. are being done in parallel to our plans at Wooden Horse. We do not discuss production rates outside of our public dissemination. Let me just say that actual production numbers can lag behind testing data by several months for many reasons, so the impact of new wells are usually measured in subsequent quarters from when they first begin production testing. Thanks, Mike Rice CFO

Hello Pat. These are questions that are impossible for me to answer. While I have my own thoughts/opinion it would be best for you to direct these type of questions to your broker or directly to the TSX. Thanks, Mike Rice CFO

Good morning Ford Victoria, Thank you for your post, continued interest and questions concerning your investment in EBY. We are indeed doing more to market the company to the investment community than ever before. We speak regularly and meet in person with numerous retail investment advisors that have been supporting the company over the past couple of years. EBY has also recently revamped our website completely and made it much easier to navigate and are keeping it current with new on ground developments, for the investment community to access as they wish. Our group on 8020 Connect, is our way to communicate directly with our valued shareholders and interested investors and the group is growing daily. I would encourage you and all other 8020 / EBY group members to invite people to learn about EBY and also be able to ask questions of management so that they can be informed about our progress simply by coming to the group at their discretion. Additionally, we have started an active GoogleAds marketing campaign in Canada and the USA, to bring the EBY story to the largest amount of investment industry representatives as we can, as recommended to us by our PR Marketing experts. In this regard we will continue to market our field work and success to the largest audience we can, and intend to even do more as we get into fall when the investment community is back to work from summer vacation season. As far as management investment, we have two very close business associates that work with us and have been very supportive of EBY over the past several years. Although the direct shareholdings of management is not massive, it is also not small either. The amount of shares held between management and these close business associates of ours represents over 50% of the issued and outstanding share capital, and that is and should give confidence to our shareholders. Although these people are not in direct management they are partners in many of our well drilling programs and land holdings, as per the many news releases we have disseminated. I hope this helps you understand that we are actually doing more than people may realize and will continue to bring EBY to the attention of as many professionals in the investment community as we can over the next weeks and months. Thank you, Mike Rice CFO