TWIN CITIES / CHESAPEAKE......interest in leasing in 2009
I recieved a notice in the mail [ 1/23/9 ] from Twin Cities ...seems as though they are looking at leasing again.
318-550-4000 to discuss leasing options.
anyones get this mailing?
318-550-4000 to discuss leasing options.
anyones get this mailing?
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Permalink Reply by Two Dogs, Pirate on -
Doubting Thomas please look at the sky is it blue or gray? Each day brings a different tone. Do you get up every morning and see a red sky? CHK bought DFW airport at the prices we are looking at today and they paid them $10,000 per acre. You can just shoot the dog and don't worry about feeding him anymore or you can wait and when he gets hungry enough he will eat.
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Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on
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Reply to Thomas (above),
Inappropriate?
Inappropriate?
You must not have been on here long or you would have seen inappropriate.
This is a great topic for this site, in my opinion.
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Permalink Reply by Snake Stewart on
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Yea,I am waiting for the summer of '09 too.
If that ones not any good then I guess 2010 could be my friend.
If the Haynesville doesnt matter any more, could I interest you in a 10/10 for $100 an acre ? May even throw in a bone or two to get the dogs to bitein'. Please post your real name & number so the 8000 landmen on this site can get in touch with you. They may even give you $125 if you are lucky.
Confucius says......Not all landowners have a clue. Just so you know where he was coming from.
Hey Bro Earl,
Got to type and run. Hope things are going well. Later.
Snake: Forced out of posting hibernation prematurely due to utterly ridiculous statements.
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Permalink Reply by Gordon Tyler on
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I was just contacted this evening by Twin Cities and offered $2000 an acre with 22%. I was almost tempted,[not], to say yes come on out. I was also told that East 80 Group was no longer in existance. Wrong again.
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Permalink Reply by Honors on
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On Jan. 20, I was handed a lease agreement for the same amount as you mentioned, $2,000 an acre, but with 22.5% royalties. The landman was not pushy at all; said it made no difference to him if I signed or not. I said I'd wait. But I find it interesting that he is out there making offers at all.
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Permalink Reply by P.G. on
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Not to be a spoil sport, but I heard the sky was going to be falling and then sticking itself all over everything tonight!
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Yeah I know I have to go in early to work tomorrow because the folks around here can`t drive when the cold ice hits. Also the female rep told me that I had only an 1/4 acre,[Country Place sub in Bossier Parrish], wrong again on her part as I have the actual Docs from the Parrish showing what I have. She also said they were drilling soon,crock.
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Looks like most of the bad weather is going north of us here in the Shreveport area. Maybe I`ll go ahead and call the Twin Cities rep out for coffee and cake. Ha!
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