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Donna,
Every section in 9-13 has been unitized, but there is limited drilling so far. About 9 sections have permits filed. If you tell us your section, we can help you more.
I'm not sure if I am replying to this discussion correctly, so I am going to reply here as well, as I did behind yours Henry. I'm not sure if my reply went through, so here it is again.
SE/4 of NE/4) of section 23, TN9-13W. By unitized, does this mean all the properties have been leased? I am not really educated in this area, so any info you can offer will be much appreciated. Are you saying approx 9 sections have permits filed for drilling? Thank you Henry.
Donna,
I believe 23-9-13 has been unitized by Cheasapeake (CHK). If you own land or minerals in this section, you should have received this notice by mail:
http://dnr.louisiana.gov/assets/OC/eng_div/hearings/2010/12DEC/10-1...
This notice says that all of the land in 23-9-13 is pooled together to form a drilling unit. This is standard. It does not mean all properties are leased.
According to sonris, a shallow well was drilled in 2010. But no Haynesville well has been permitted for this section that I can tell. If you have not signed a lease with anyone, you are free to lease. It is likely that CHK will try to lease you. My personal advice is that if you lease with CHK, get a good O&G attorney to review your lease and ENSURE THAT YOU GET COST-FREE ROYALTIES.
If you need more info, please ask.
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