Producing well

Chesapeake just completed a well on our unit: HA RA SU68 - Morris 35-17-15H which is producing at a rate of 12,792 MCFD since 02/25/2011. We originally signed our lease in Nov. 2007. What can I expect from here and can anyone offer suggestions as to what to watch out for. I keep seeing blogs, etc. that CHK is paying up to 25% less than other producers. Is there some place that i can use or approach to confirm we are getting fair value for our production?

In other words, HELP! 



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Permalink Reply by Donna Thornton on March 31, 2011 at 6:12

Correct, Chesapeake does pay less as I receive from multiple companies and can compare rates.  My understanding is that they have their own affiliates in which they sell to.  As far as I know, there is no way to verify any of it.  Maybe someone else will have info.  You can expect to receive royalties in May or June.

Permalink Reply by Richard D. Reily on March 31, 2011 at 6:18
Thank you! Any information helps!

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