haynesville shale in lincoln parish

i have 164 acres in lincoln parish about 20 miles from claiborne parish in the corith community leased since the early 70s to nadel and gussman does anyone know of any drilling started in this area for the shale plus i use to draw off of 3 wells in my section but now im only drawing on one and i know for a fact they are producung bu their saying the sand doesnt run under my place anymore think im getting shafted on my royalties......

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Permalink Reply by bullbayou on August 26, 2008 at 9:20
Sorry. No shale there. Also as far as royalty payments for the other wells, that particular area has pretty screwy units. It is possible that in the same wellbore, you used to be included in the unit, and then if they can uphole into another formation, that your acreage is not in that unit. I am not saying that is what happened, but it's very possible.

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