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Sec 6 9n 11w
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Does anyone know if the Haynesvill Shall is over? I have 130 acres and receiving very little. Just checking if we would be included in Drill Baby DrillContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Feb 28.
Carbon Capture Production
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Don't know if I am at the right site. I have a friend doing seismic permitting in the Hammond area. He is telling me they are looking for pockets to store Hydra Carbons.My question is : Is that…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bobi Carr ("parker") Nov 23, 2022.
Haynesville Sabine Parish Sec 6 9 11
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Does anyone if chesapeake is planing any new wells in this area. Looks like everthing in north in Desoto.. Dosen't loke like chesapeake is doing anything.???Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Nov 7, 2022.
Natural gas increase.
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I have a lease in Grogan field Sabine Parish, It has been producing sine 2011 . Since the price of gas is getting high. Does anybody think production will increase?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by ShaleGeo Aug 3, 2022.
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"Yep, it's pretty maddening to hear how many people think 'drill baby drill' has validity. It's nothing more than hype, propaganda and political posturing. What matters for oil and gas companies and their drilling schedule is…"
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Does anyone know if the Haynesvill Shall is over? I have 130 acres and receiving very little. Just checking if we would be included in Drill Baby DrillSee More
Bobi Carr ("parker") replied to Steve's discussion Carbon Capture Production"Steve,
Can you clarify your question? Are you wanting to get paid for the Oink of the Pig along with the Pig?
If you have had production, they have paid you for that production. Are you now wanting to get paid…"
Steve replied to Steve's discussion Carbon Capture Production"Thanks so much., Back to my question is CO2 considered a mineral according to lease agreement? If it is then they can put it where they want and the landowner has no say so, solei on the conditions of the lease."
Two Dogs, Pirate replied to Steve's discussion Carbon Capture Production"Steve, from what I have read recently CLECO is in the process of of spending around a billion dollars to clean the emissions coming out of the power plant at Boyce. They claim that the CO2 will be removed and be injected underground below the plant.…"
Steve replied to Steve's discussion Carbon Capture Production"Thanks So much for your answer. Makes more sense rhan the cotton picker HA"
Bobi Carr ("parker") replied to Steve's discussion Carbon Capture Production"Steve,
Let’s pretend your lease is for cotton instead of oil, gas, etc. You sell your cotton. Someone else buys your cotton. Now they are looking for a place to store their cotton. They will have to pay the person who allows them to store…"
Steve posted a discussionCarbon Capture Production
Don't know if I am at the right site. I have a friend doing seismic permitting in the Hammond area. He is telling me they are looking for pockets to store Hydra Carbons.My question is : Is that considered a mineral, and will it be considered in my lease? I know the royalties are based on minerals coming out, But how about going in. I know this may br a stupid question, but was concerned.ThanksSee More
Steve P replied to Steve's discussion Haynesville Sabine Parish Sec 6 9 11"My primary holdings are in DeSoto, but I have one property in Sabine Parish. There are a number of reasonably good producing wells in my area. I follow well permitting on Sonris, and the new wells permitted in all of Sabine is pretty low…"
Steve replied to Steve's discussion Haynesville Sabine Parish Sec 6 9 11"Thanks so much. I am 70 years old and hope they do before time runs out. HA"
Steve posted a discussionHaynesville Sabine Parish Sec 6 9 11
Does anyone if chesapeake is planing any new wells in this area. Looks like everthing in north in Desoto.. Dosen't loke like chesapeake is doing anything.???See More
joevic replied to Steve's discussion Natural gas increase."Skip,
Is there an easy way on Sonris or any way at all to find out where undrilled but permitted well slots are by section, township and range ? Thanks."
Steve replied to Steve's discussion Natural gas increase."Since I last coresponed to you Vine sold to Chesapeake, Just checking to see if there is any talk about any new wells in site on Sec 6 9n 11w. Grogan Field. I heard that they were very intrested but you know about the talk.?
Thanks so much.…"
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