South Texas-La Salle County

I am wanting to share info about leasing and drilling activity in South Texas. I am located in the Millet area of La Salle County

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Permalink Reply by gummipuppe on January 20, 2011 at 20:13
I own rights to tracts 7 & 8 survey 9 abstract 335 survey 4 in La Salle County.  It is 160 acres.  Is Chesapeake busy in that area and how can I find out if and when they drill?
Permalink Reply by donald d ealand on June 23, 2011 at 15:49
i own the rightsto 3880 acres right up the road at the old ealand ranch i would like to know  if there is in drilling in that area also?
Permalink Reply by Gerry Elliff La Salle County on June 23, 2011 at 16:52

I'm not sure where the Ealand Ranch is located. Would you know a survey name and number?

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