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Comment by Ajo Hebert on November 18, 2009 at 3:48

More re: seismic. Just a note from another area to emphasize the importance of seismic.
"(An Energy Corp. has completed an extensive review on the a recent 3D prospect in Br County, Oklahoma. The review consisted of detailed 3D seismic data and geological interpretation with consulting specialists and the operator, RPetroleum,. As a result, the company and its working interest partners have identified 40 drill targets and have committed to a two-well drilling program.)"
If you don't get onboard with these surveys then you will not have seismic data on your AOI.

Comment by OLD HILLBILLY on November 11, 2009 at 5:28

Hello DESOTO PARISH . is anything going on in sec-20 t-11 -15 havent heard from anybody , has the well got a pipeline ? FOX , LAN YALL ILL THERE?

Comment by Ajo Hebert on November 7, 2009 at 17:18

Seems everyone wants something? Why don't the operators and producers know what seismic surveys are? These are industry companies. Their business is Oil and GAS and they ask "what is in it for me?" I would tell them to try to shoot their on survey and then they would know. This is hi-dollar scientific stuff. These surveys happen all over the world for the benefit of the producers and that benefits the mineral owner and the operator. I can't believe some of the stuff I hear from independents and individuals. I say pay your own way. When the seismic crews finish and leave big holes all in the dataset we will let these individuals who would not permit the survey because they wanted 30 dollars rather than 20 dollars per acre, contract to get their own survey. When they find out that it takes about 15 square miles of survey to image a 1 square mile area then they will have some kind of idea why the seismic crews "NO PERMIT' a sinceless mineral owner or in most cases a lessee. Truth is seismic companies don't generally pay mineral owners because they need to pay the surface owners for access to the property.These surveys will be made available to people that use the data to drill the locations. If the seismic crews could get the jobs done the producers could do what they got to do. Some are doing what they HAVE to do to keep leases but they still want to do what they NEED to do so all of you can get something for nothing. Just a lucky bunch of welfare recipients that want more for nothing. Its coming. More than you could imagine in any percentages. Sure some will get more some will get less and maybe the greedy will run our quicker than the others.
ajo

Comment by Coondaddy on November 2, 2009 at 7:04

My family owns a 40 acre tract in Desoto Parish, on the Southern Banks of Wallace Lake. Have to find out the exact location from my uncle. Anyone heard of any activity in this area. By the way, he has had the property leased out over the years, and I know that he has hired an attorney to try to break the current lease. Any new would be welcome, Coondaddy

Comment by Michele Etzkorn on September 18, 2009 at 10:18

Anybody heard of any activity in Section 14 DeSoto Parish?

Comment by Pantherman on August 9, 2009 at 11:36

Does anyone know how much companies are offering per square footage to place wells? My family has decided to avoid the acreage route in negotiations.

Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on August 6, 2009 at 13:43

Bill, do you ever check Les B.'s Drilling Rig Group Page? If you wish to know the drilling contractor for a particular well, that is where you are most likely to find it.

Comment by LP on August 6, 2009 at 12:10

I do.

Comment by trae on June 29, 2009 at 15:52

does anyone know about leasing in northdesoto estates

Comment by VSC DeSoto South on June 25, 2009 at 8:45

Just wondering if there is any word on when pipeline is coming for Harris 19? sec 19 t11n 12w.

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