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Comment by Mary Alison Anders Knighton on June 3, 2010 at 12:40

Patience..my friends..again, please, what I have put out there is my opinion from people near and dear to me. Please don't hold me to this. Just giving ya what I have understood. The more I know the more I share.

Comment by Toni Musgrove on June 3, 2010 at 5:53

Thanks Mary I went with mine too

Comment by North LA on June 3, 2010 at 2:31

Thanks for the information Mary.

Comment by Mary Alison Anders Knighton on June 2, 2010 at 18:00

I spoke with the Project Manager for Pinebelt. I have a signed lease with them. He explained to me that they are close in obtaining leases in Union Parish. This area seems to be very new. I have also been in contact with Pinebelts President. From what I understood is that there has not really been exploration in this area since late 1970 - early eighties .
I signed with a $200 acre..3/16th. Again this a new deal. However, they have new tech now. I know that in late 1970's a company drilled a dry hole in the area...so with the new tech..they can drill deeper and differently.
i am no expert..this is coming from past knowledge from my family outside of Bernice and from Pinebelts project manager. I am hesitant to give to much info., as I am going on hearsay and some facts. This is what I have to offer now...would love to hear anything. I know they will prospect and drill in the area. They can now go deeper and also I heard it may contain Limestone...not sand. Please if anyone has other info. let me know. I feel I am going on advice from people who know and have lived and been involved in this area for a long time. Hang in there.

Comment by North LA on May 28, 2010 at 11:12

We were offered $150/acre and 3/16th by Pinebelt last week.

Comment by Toni Musgrove on May 28, 2010 at 1:58

I just got approached yesterday by Pinebelt. 200 per acre and 3/16..
any help would be appreciated.

Comment by John D Cook on March 19, 2010 at 6:48

Probably in the Smackover. Calling the energy company would be useless. The only people who can get that info are the investors in the well. Have heard that the tank battery was removed and there is just the tree there now.

Comment by AMA on March 19, 2010 at 6:39

Again, just hearsay but, no. They don't know what type of sand it is. Anyone brave enough to call the company who did the drilling? I wonder if they would even tell. So many have said this well is hush-hush.
John, what say you on this well?
Would the well reports give any indication as to what is to come?

Comment by AMA on March 19, 2010 at 5:16

All I have is hearsay and all that I have heard from people who visited the well and spoke with the workers it is suppose to be big. Way bigger than the going lease rates.

Comment by AMA on March 19, 2010 at 3:03

John-you are right. That is the well that everyone seems to be crowing about. Those other 2 Exxon wells were surely close. Not sure how I missed that one but, thanks for bringing my hopes back to life.

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