Pugh clause question RE: Center, TX area (Shelby County) - GoHaynesvilleShale.com2024-03-29T00:59:36Zhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/forum/topics/pugh-clause-question-re-center?commentId=2117179%3AComment%3A856152&feed=yes&xn_auth=noThe_Baron---My leases in Rusk…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-28:2117179:Comment:8704812009-08-28T16:44:57.195Zadubuhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/adubu
The_Baron---My leases in Rusk, Nacgodoches, and Shelby County Texas vertical pugh clause are 100' below the stratagraphic equivalent of base of the deepest formation with production. Yes they are more likely accepted depth drilled, but everything is negotiable before you sign lease.
The_Baron---My leases in Rusk, Nacgodoches, and Shelby County Texas vertical pugh clause are 100' below the stratagraphic equivalent of base of the deepest formation with production. Yes they are more likely accepted depth drilled, but everything is negotiable before you sign lease. I have also seen clauses that…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-27:2117179:Comment:8691932009-08-27T22:28:51.878ZLoyd Rivierahttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/LoydRiviera
I have also seen clauses that release '100 feet below base of deepest producing formation'. These things can get a little hairy.
I have also seen clauses that release '100 feet below base of deepest producing formation'. These things can get a little hairy. yes, but the 100' below depth…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-26:2117179:Comment:8664182009-08-26T20:05:52.152ZThe_Baronhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/The_Baron
yes, but the 100' below depth drilled is more likely to be accepted.
yes, but the 100' below depth drilled is more likely to be accepted. in vertical pugh terminate 10…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-25:2117179:Comment:8611492009-08-25T00:05:40.593Zadubuhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/adubu
in vertical pugh terminate 100 feet below deepest depth with production is better than 100 feet below drilled depth
in vertical pugh terminate 100 feet below deepest depth with production is better than 100 feet below drilled depth For my two cents worth:
HORI…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-24:2117179:Comment:8594842009-08-24T18:35:18.156ZThe_Baronhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/The_Baron
For my two cents worth:<br />
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HORIZONTAL PUGH: In the event a portion or portions of the land described in this lease are pooled or unitized with other lands, lease or leases so as to form a pooled unit or units, operations on or production from the unitized premises shall maintain this lease only as to that portion of the leased premises within such unit or units, and, as to that portion of the leased premises not included in such unit or units, this lease may be maintained during and after the…
For my two cents worth:<br />
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HORIZONTAL PUGH: In the event a portion or portions of the land described in this lease are pooled or unitized with other lands, lease or leases so as to form a pooled unit or units, operations on or production from the unitized premises shall maintain this lease only as to that portion of the leased premises within such unit or units, and, as to that portion of the leased premises not included in such unit or units, this lease may be maintained during and after the primary term by production of oil or gas therefrom or in any other manner provided for in this lease.<br />
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VERTICAL PUGH: At the end of the primary term or any extension thereof, this lease shall terminate and be of no force and effect as to all depths 100 feet below the stratigraphic equivalent of the base of the deepest formation penetrated in any well drilled on the leased premises or on lands pooled therewith. Mac is right, make sure you g…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-23:2117179:Comment:8565072009-08-23T01:51:32.513ZBirdDawg, plain ole' idiothttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/BirdDawg
Mac is right, make sure you get a Texas attorney if your minerals are in Texas.
Mac is right, make sure you get a Texas attorney if your minerals are in Texas. OK, I think I got the jist. I…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-22:2117179:Comment:8561522009-08-22T20:03:49.706ZCharminehttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/PBOLCharmine
OK, I think I got the jist. I'll have to reread when I don't have 10 things floating around in my brain. What specific formations am I (they) after in my area I guess is a better question. See my response below to Mac for more clarification.
OK, I think I got the jist. I'll have to reread when I don't have 10 things floating around in my brain. What specific formations am I (they) after in my area I guess is a better question. See my response below to Mac for more clarification. Thank you Mac, "It's good to…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-22:2117179:Comment:8561452009-08-22T19:59:27.004ZCharminehttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/PBOLCharmine
Thank you Mac, "It's good to understand the terms yourself first so you understand what the attorney says and know what to ask. This site is a lot cheaper per hour than an an attorney.", that is what I am after on this question. Yes, I have my signed afidavit that I did when I was 16 years old. My that was a strange piece of paper to see after all these years! So my confusion is what depths do I want them drilling to? They are after HS, but I am confused over the depths. I keep trying to…
Thank you Mac, "It's good to understand the terms yourself first so you understand what the attorney says and know what to ask. This site is a lot cheaper per hour than an an attorney.", that is what I am after on this question. Yes, I have my signed afidavit that I did when I was 16 years old. My that was a strange piece of paper to see after all these years! So my confusion is what depths do I want them drilling to? They are after HS, but I am confused over the depths. I keep trying to decipher through mentions of Bossier Shale, and Cotton Valley. They are related sommehow in different areas correct? I guess what I'm after is specifics. Bossier Shale in Shelby County, TX is the same as HS, but not in other areas, correct? I can't remember for sure now, buit is Cotton Valley right above HS? So my thought was, do I want to let them have all 3, so they are sure to get the good stuff? I don't want them to have rights to all, but I want to make sure that they are getting the good stuff, and that I am getting paid for it. Whew, hopefully I didn't just sound like I haven't been paying some sort of attention the last year on here! If you're going to pay for an…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-22:2117179:Comment:8561202009-08-22T19:21:05.450ZMac Davishttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/MacDavis
If you're going to pay for an attorney, get a Texas attorney and one who knows O/G. Especially if you have more than a few acres to consider. You could be talking 10's of thousands of dollars per acre over time. There are too many local gotchas in mineral laws to use a "foreign" attorney.<br />
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It's good to understand the terms yourself first so you understand what the attorney says and know what to ask. This site is a lot cheaper per hour than an an attorney.<br />
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First, be sure you own the mineral…
If you're going to pay for an attorney, get a Texas attorney and one who knows O/G. Especially if you have more than a few acres to consider. You could be talking 10's of thousands of dollars per acre over time. There are too many local gotchas in mineral laws to use a "foreign" attorney.<br />
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It's good to understand the terms yourself first so you understand what the attorney says and know what to ask. This site is a lot cheaper per hour than an an attorney.<br />
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First, be sure you own the mineral rights. I believe that mineral rights don't revert to the surface landowner over time like they do in Louisiana. vertical pugh clause general…tag:gohaynesvilleshale.com,2009-08-22:2117179:Comment:8560642009-08-22T18:47:16.387Zadubuhttps://gohaynesvilleshale.com/profile/adubu
vertical pugh clause general lease 1 or 2 possibilties they have right to drill as deep as desired during time of lease (3 years) the depth drilled during lease plus one year can be HBP for ever or the depth of deepest production is HBP. Everything deeper is released on termination of time of lease and they must file release for record. The best is HBP only formation of production depth. You can also have lease without vertical pugh to sign lease of only to specific formation for example…
vertical pugh clause general lease 1 or 2 possibilties they have right to drill as deep as desired during time of lease (3 years) the depth drilled during lease plus one year can be HBP for ever or the depth of deepest production is HBP. Everything deeper is released on termination of time of lease and they must file release for record. The best is HBP only formation of production depth. You can also have lease without vertical pugh to sign lease of only to specific formation for example surface to cotton valley sands (if that is all they want to drill) then you have not leased the deep rights to the Shale and below and is available to lease to another co.