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"Unfortunately, you should suspect everything. I'm not sure the Reagan approach... "…" JHH replied Jan 6, 2011 to can a unit be amended in size after production has commenced	22	Jan 10, 2011 Reply by king john
"I've seen companies "correct" division orders occasionally. Sometimes they discover…" JHH replied Jan 6, 2011 to can a unit be amended in size after production has commenced	22	Jan 10, 2011 Reply by king john
"Great idea. Thanks!" JHH replied Jan 2, 2011 to This Doesn't Sound Good	80	Jan 5, 2011 Reply by Linda Whatley
"Correct on all counts. Plus they have more lawyers and more money. Seems a good ro…" JHH replied Jan 2, 2011 to This Doesn't Sound Good	80	Jan 5, 2011 Reply by Linda Whatley
"In Texas, Section 91.504 of the Natural Resources Code requires producers to itemize…" JHH replied Jan 2, 2011 to This Doesn't Sound Good	80	Jan 5, 2011 Reply by Linda Whatley
"I'd hate to see a class action suit... but if that's what it takes to get their atte…" JHH replied Dec 30, 2010 to This Doesn't Sound Good	80	Jan 5, 2011 Reply by Linda Whatley
"Thanks for the updates! If you have anything new on East Texas... send them along.…" JHH replied Dec 17, 2010 to Haynesville Shale Maps (12/16/10)	31	Dec 18, 2010 Reply by Robert Duke
"Where is the Natural Gas lobby? Who can afford a hydrogen fuel cell car/truck? How l…" JHH replied Dec 8, 2010 to GM, more than a dozen companies to build 20 hydrogen fueling stations by 2015 on Oahu	5	Dec 8, 2010 Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher)
"Yes, that was my impression too. Jhh" JHH replied Nov 19, 2010 to CNBC-Haynesville Shale Special	5	Nov 20, 2010 Reply by Sarah
"Another proven point... government solves very little. Thanks for the information. j…" JHH replied Nov 8, 2010 to T. Boone Pickens: AT&T chair rates top Texan consideration	2	Nov 8, 2010

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As exciting as this is, we know that we have a responsibility to do this thing correctly. After all, we want the farm to remain a place where the family can gather for another 80 years and beyond. This site was born out of these desires. Before we started this site, googling "shale' brought up little information. Certainly nothing that was useful as we negotiated a lease. Read More

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JHH's Discussions (1,066)

"Unfortunately, you should suspect everything. I'm not sure the Reagan approach... "…"

"I've seen companies "correct" division orders occasionally. Sometimes they discover…"

"Great idea. Thanks!"

"Correct on all counts. Plus they have more lawyers and more money. Seems a good ro…"

"In Texas, Section 91.504 of the Natural Resources Code requires producers to itemize…"

"I'd hate to see a class action suit... but if that's what it takes to get their atte…"

"Thanks for the updates! If you have anything new on East Texas... send them along.…"

"Where is the Natural Gas lobby? Who can afford a hydrogen fuel cell car/truck? How l…"

"Yes, that was my impression too. Jhh"

"Another proven point... government solves very little. Thanks for the information. j…"