Leasing activity in Lincoln Parish

I am sitting on top of the old Choudrant gas field, half way between Ruston and Choudrant just North of I-20.  My nabor has been contacted to lease his property, but I have not yet.  Does anyone know of leasing activity in this area, and who the company is pursuing area.  Wonder if it the old gas field, brown dense, or possible hansville shell play?

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Permalink Reply by BLZBub on June 9, 2012 at 5:58

It's certainly not Haynesville. I was told they were not leasing for Brown Dense any further south than the north shore of Lake D'Arbonne

Permalink Reply by Fred Baragona on June 9, 2012 at 6:23

Thanks, that's what I figured.  Just wishfull thinking I guess-:)

Permalink Reply by Tom S on June 11, 2012 at 1:23

Was contacted for a lease at Camp Road (Calhoun) south side of interstate for Cadeville gas storage. (which i'm not real thrilled about). Probably not the same situation where you're at. just an idea

Permalink Reply by Jim Cobb on June 11, 2012 at 8:39

BLZBub

We have 160 acres leased about 1 mile south of Lake D'Arbonne Dam.  Leased back in October 2011 to Petroleum Partners LLC in Lafayette.  I think it is for Southwest but not sure.

Jim Cobb

 

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