There were 2 wells drilled by Hunt Petroleum: Glen Heintshel 1H and Glen Heintshel 2H.
It sounds like Hunt Petroleum created the problem and XTO must not have realized what a headache this unit would create for them. I agree that you need an O&G attorney but, before you will get paid by XTO, division order or not, they will have to determine your interest in the well through a title opinion. Even if you get the title opinion on your own, I don't know if that will speed things up. The more information you can gather especially about the person you inherited the interest from will help, I would imagine. What I would be asking is who signed the O&G lease and when, if you didn't.... I have gotten very good help from the Ellora/XTO office in Center but I don't know if they would have access to this well since the Heinschel wells were drilled by Hunt. You might call and ask them about it. Good luck!
Thanks for the informatiom. I am going to Texas next week. It is such a mess. We are going to file Aff of Heirship and pull papers and lease copies. Thanks again. What is the James Lime formation. I will have to look that up.
James Lime is a shallow gas well probably what the Heinschel wells are. The Huskie is a Haynesville well. I hope you get some answers soon.
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Posted by Char on May 29, 2025 at 14:42 — 4 Comments
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