Need Seismograph information.
Howdy folks, can some of you seismograph experts please help with information. I need to know the process by which it's done, how much surface damage to expect, protection clauses for a lease, and of course, how much to expect to be paid. Thanks in advance.
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Permalink Reply by Natch N3 on -
they are doing seismic on my land now in natch parish should be done in october....i believe...
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Permalink Reply by Jack Spratt on
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Folks, I'm just bringing this discussion back up to the top, and ask for more of your expertise.
In my opinion, $25 per acre is a joke considering what damage this equipment may do to my property.
Does anyone have a link to a sample siesmic exploration contract? Or more ideas about protections to put in a lease?
Thanks,
JS
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Permalink Reply by Natch N3 on
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Jack Spratt: has a seismic company approached you yet? If so, who's the company. I contracted in Oct 07 at the 25$ per acre price as that is the industry norm from my research.
Best of Luck
Natch N3
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Permalink Reply by Landowner on
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Jack, I contract at $25.00 per acre in June. We had an expert in the field look at our contract and he said this was a good thing for us and to proceed.
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Permalink Reply by Les on
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In reference to your post, I agree that $25/acre for seismic work, given the damage, is unreasonable. I don't see any recent posts to this discussion but has anyone negotiated more than the $25 "industry rate"? Thanks
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Permalink Reply by king john on
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i am not at liberty to disclose exactly what i got but as a rule of thumb i usually ask for double the going rate for these types of things.
also a friend of mine in shelby county reported to me atleast one of the shot holes on his homestead left a four foot deep crater the size of a pickup truck hood.
this reminds me of the importance of conducting a detailed post shot inspection of the shot holes .
kj
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Permalink Reply by easttexas12 on
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You keep talking about education? Freudian.....Uh, your a landman right? Who's more powerful, the tiger or the handler....landman?
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Why would you tell me that you are/were a landman for 30 years and online I see that you claim to be a Geologist? I won't/can't refute your answer either way.
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Permalink Reply by papaw-Cb4 on
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Stop acting like kids!!! This is suppose to be a website to gain information not for name calling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thats what I thought, wrong guy I guess. I thought he WAS more educated than I Iol. Landman or not, he's a human and I treasure his landman opinion.
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