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Thanks for that Henry! We'll definitely have to check out Sonris seeing that we've never been contacted. We have a fairly significant amount of acreage if the area has been unitized...
CBT,
You are only contacted (by mail) when a unit is formed. No notice is given when the well is permitted or when drilling begins.
Henry and Skip-
Your info. has been really helpful! I, in my novice green state, sure could use some of your wisdom regarding how this all works!
We have not been directly contacted about being unitized. If well #241852 is in our Section, Range, and Township (34-10-11) are we automatically unitized? We own 120 acres so it would be fairly significant to the 640. Should we start seeing royalties? How does well #241852 effect us? Thanks for any Leasing 101 you can provide...
CBT, the unitization process is separate and independent of drilling a well. Shell formed a Haynesville Unit for Section 34 and you should have been notified regarding both the pre-unitization and unitization hearing.
EnCana has drilled a Haynesville Shale well in Section 34 that has not yet been completed and placed on production. Because EnCana and Shell are in a joint venture it is common for EnCana to drill wells in a Shell operated unit.
EnCana, Benton Johnson 34 #H1 Well, Serial #241852, S34-T10N-R11W
S34-T10N-R11W, HA RA SUD Unit, Shell, San Miguel Creek Field, Sabine Parish
Again, thanks for all the info! Your responses have created a whole new direction in our family's thinking! Does anyone have an idea when this section was unitized?
Back to Leasing 101, given our land is "now" unitized and a well has been drilled in our section, what does this mean? How soon should we start to see royalties? And should we assume to hear from the company re royalties or production?
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