3D seismic survey. Good or bad idea for unleased landowner?

Recently contacted about wanting a 3D seismic survey on my land. We are currently unleased. This seems like a large gamble on the part of the landowner in regards to anticipated leasing. I would appreciate anyone's input concerning this situation. Thanks

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Permalink Reply by keb on September 9, 2008 at 14:40

same letters!

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