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Permalink Reply by adubu on July 6, 2010 at 11:25

Danielle---If not leased and moving your way patient--- they will find you and don't jump on the 1st wagon give it time and talk to any one you know in area about if they have leased and to whom. In mean while do lots of reading if you have > 10 acres and you get call on leasing then consult with oil & gas attorney (Board Certified) if some one call about leasing ask lots of question--who they leasing for ,what formation etc If you would share how many acres and what Survey with abstract # you in? I can look on rrc web site and tell you what activity in area or not and then show you how to go on the GIS map and see all the data.

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Permalink Reply by danielle on July 6, 2010 at 11:35

okay i sure will everything helps lol The only thing i can find is that i am in Squire Humphries survey A-280 and it has a six on it ...i dont know what that means lol...I own 8 acres

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Permalink Reply by adubu on July 6, 2010 at 12:05

danielle-- sad to say nothing but dry holes for 5-6 miles in all directions 360 degrees with one well drilled in your survey 1980 by Phillips Petroleum to 11,790' which would be thru Cotton Valley sands and possible shale but shale has minimal prosity could not be produced in 1980 only with horizontial drilling that tech not used until early 1980s by Mitchell so that maybe was wildcat for oil or something but would have gone thru cotton valley sands. May they will shoots some 3-D seismic pictures and find something there but right now doubtful-- sorry but this is just my opinion and I don't know. Keep you ears open and who know the phone may ring. Still would not let any one buy your minerals.

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Permalink Reply by danielle on July 7, 2010 at 14:02

thanks so much adubu!!! Can you tell me how to look on the GIS map you were talking about..please thank you again

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Permalink Reply by adubu on July 7, 2010 at 15:13

danielle-- go to rrc texas web site (google it) under most popular click on online queries--then click GIS Map launch application -- you will see map on texas ---click on survey/abstract search-- then in pull down box pull down shelby county high light it and click-- put survey abstract # in box that says A-- put 280-- click search-- you will see icon for map and name S. Humpries survey--click on the map icon this will open and load a close up view of this survey-- then on right side can zoon in-out also move any direction area -- use down down box click ID well then click on icon of wells open can see drill permit, production, etc lots of info about wells. One dat go thru the tutorial on home page.

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