What are "they" looking for in Miller County?

Would be interested to know y'all thoughts/opinions on what "they" would be looking for in the Miller County (AR) area...Cass County, NW LA & most of the ARK/LA stateline to the east of Miller County are all very active but it seems each area has a different target.

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Permalink Reply by inthestix on June 12, 2012 at 14:17

Definetly seems to be oil from what i can piece together Rebecca.  NG prices are way too low!

Permalink Reply by Rebecca Lane on June 13, 2012 at 3:47

Thanks inthestix.  Any idea to the zones that would be the target?  Since 2010 two companies have their sights on our land in S5T20SR27W--Kelly Bayou Field.  It is another one of those areas that produced for decades.  My family received their "little oil checks" on this field up until almost the mid 90's.  We have quite a bit more minerals but this is where the interest has stayed for the last two years.  It is the most easterly part of our holdings.

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