MEETING AT MINDEN CIVIC CENTER

I could not attend the meeting last night at the Minden Civic Center. Can someone bring me up to speed on how things went? Did you learn anything new or was it just somebody trying to convince us to sign at a lower amount? Feedback please!!!

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Permalink Reply by skijeam52 on September 8, 2008 at 17:14
I had back surgery day of meeting but I'd like to hear from someone that attended the Minden Civic Center meeting, please. I have 3 acres across from Lake Bistineau State Park Section 28. Are we sitting on anything to get excited about or not? I had a neighbor ask if we'd be interested in $12,000 /ac & 25% royalty. He had contacted Petrohawk & over a few weeks negotiating had finally rec'd this offer & could make it to any interested neighbors. He showed up with a letter of intent, we hesitantly signed. It has expired now & we're just wondering---what happened? I mean, we're actually kind of glad because I THINK we can do better---can't we?
Permalink Reply by Korie B2 on September 8, 2008 at 20:51
I think 12,000 is too low but that's just my opinion

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