La Mineral Bd map
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Comment by Landowner on August 10, 2008 at 11:01
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Jason, I really don't know. I am in the nw area of Bienville parish. From what I have heard and it is just hearsay is that the shale is under all of NW Louisiana, therefore you have to be part of the play.
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Comment by Jason on August 10, 2008 at 9:11
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How is it looking for those of us in the middle of Sabine parish? This map shows us on the far extreme. Most of my land is in the T5N R12W and T6N R12W
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