Sec 24, T 22 N, R 5 W

Sec 19, T 22 N, R 4 W

Claiborne Parish

 

Pinebelt offered $300/acre, 1/5 royalty, 4/3 term.

 

Thoughts/comments/advice as to how this stacks up to other leases in the area is appreciated.

 

 

 

 

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Greydog,

I'm not sure which township your property is in, but if it is in Township 23N, Range 6W, it is fairly close to my property, which is in Sections 10, 11, and 14 of this township. I was offered and accepted $300/acre, 1/5 royalty, and 3/3/1 term.
See above for edit on property description.

Thoughts? Consistant with surrounding leases? What about $350/400/acre? 1/4 royalty? Vertical Pugh clause? Favored Nations clause? I don't want to do anything that would have a negative affect on any adjoining landowners. I want to help.

Also, what is the "1" on the "3/3/1" term?


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I see that your property is considerably west and south of mine. I haven't heard of bonuses higher than $300/acre, or of royalties higher than 1/5, in northern Claiborne Parish. My lease did not have a Favored Nations clause, but did exclude the Haynesville shale and formations below the Brown Dense.

The 1 in 3/3/1 is an additional 1-year lease option if the first option (for3 years) has been exercised.
Sorry, I meant to say that your property is east and south of mine.
Is your lease with Pinebelt? If so, could you tell me when it was signed?


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Yes, my lease is with Pinebelt, and was signed Sept 21, 2010. Payment was by draft, which was finally honored Nov 5, 2010.
If you don't mind, did you attempt to negotiate the bonus, terms and royalty and, if so, how was it received? Specifically, were the lease terms those offered out of the box or was there any give and take? Again, I just want to be consistant with adjoining landowners.

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I didn't do much negotiating but I had checked around and had not found that anyone near me had gotten higher offers. I think they did add the Haynesville shale exclusion at our request, but from all accounts there *is* no Haynesville shale in northern Claiborne Parish. I don't think shallower depths are excluded, which might have been something we should have asked for.
What "shallower depths" are you referring to that should have been excluded?
Well, we could have asked that everything above the Smackover formation be excluded from the lease, but I have no idea whether Pinebelt would have agreed to this or not.
Our property is very close to you and it sounds like we are dealing with the same lease proosal that you recieved from Pinebelt. We are close to finishing discussions but we do not want to be in a situation where we get flipped and left for years. rb
Mr. Barrow- can I get your email? Would like to visit with you.

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