KEN, HAVE YOU LEASED YOUR UNDER THE LAKE PROPERTY?

Ken, just checking to see if you have leased your property under the water - the Sabine Parish clerk of court office is still a behive of activity - have you heard of new leases?

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Permalink Reply by ken hatcher on July 20, 2010 at 11:56
They are not quite there yet. I have been approached by some indivduals wanting to purchase 1/2 minerals but no company yet. Northern Natchitoches is warming up and Skip was right, it will be slow and deliberate. We just do not need any poor wells to show up in T-7. The rest of this year should be interesting. Also pay attention what goes on in North Sabine County. Hard to say what the activity is in the clerks office is but you are right...a lot of activity.

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