Does anyone know if they is any activity for Cass County concerning the Haynesville Shale

We have mineral rights for 5.6 acres in Cass County. Does anyone know if any activity is mention for that county? Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Tom Bennett on August 15, 2008 at 9:22
I have mineral rights to a small amount of land in Southeast Cass County near McLoud. Only one company is active in Cass County according to the information I have received. Where are your mineral rights located? The name of that company is GMX RESOURCES, OKLA CITY, OKLA.
Permalink Reply by Shellie Waites on June 29, 2015 at 3:23

I received an offer from Petro-Land Group for leasing some land we have in Atlanta, TX.

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