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Shale drilling and lithium extraction are seemingly distinct activities, but there is a growing connection between the two as the world moves towards cleaner energy solutions. While shale drilling primarily targets…
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The Texas Railroad Commission's website link is:
http://gis2.rrc.state.tx.us/public/startit.htm
It will put you on the Darling Washington Survey, Rusk County, Texas which is situated about 2 miles South of Kilgore. US 259 splits that survey. There are hundreds of oilwells in the Western half of the survey--most of them plugged. This area is possibly in the Haynesville Shale trend and well worth your further search.
That's about all I can find with the limited information you presented. Hope you can get title to your minerals.
My family owns land in Rusk County..( We ) my family were dislocated by the storm (Katrina) So we are not as close to ya"ll as we used to be... My Mother is a Harris, and along with her cousins, own acreage all over East Texas.. Most if not all of these people including my mother are up in age. So... I have been given the job !! I do not know where to start.. or... to find out if the "Land Man" is looking for them.
I would like to become part of this East Texas group, if you will have me.. Thanks and have a great day... Any help or suggestions, will be accepted with open arms....
Thanks....... Shelley
Submitted 07/12/2008 Approved 08/02/2008 666603 241-30772 CHESAPEAKE OPERATING, INC. (147715) BP AMERICA A-303 1 03 JASPER Vertical New Drill - 16000 Approved
Submitted 07/14/2008 Approved 08/02/2008 666621 241-30773 CHESAPEAKE OPERATING, INC. (147715) BP AMERICA A-305 1 03 JASPER Vertical New Drill - 16000 Approved
Submitted 07/16/2008 Approved 08/04/2008 666846 241-30774 CHESAPEAKE OPERATING, INC. (147715) BP AMERICA A-27 1 03 JASPER Vertical New Drill - 14000 Approved
Could you please take a look at the permitted wells in Jasper County and give me some perspective on what is going on down there. There have been several wells permitted in the last 3 months for depths of 14K' to 16K' (vertical) and that seems too deep for Austin Chalk wells.
The reason I ask is that we are being told that the shale is too deep to go after in the south end of Sabine Co. and yet they appear to be testing for it 25 miles south of me. I'd like to know if I am right or wrong about this.
The wells I am referring to are in the Magnolia Springs Field.
Thanks,
Julie
We do know KCS/Petrohawk have plans for a Delineation Well in our section. It had been planned to drill in 2007 which would have locked our lease and we would have been held by production for the rest of the wells life. How lucky are we that Cheasapeak started this land leasing freanzy in which probably delayed KCS/Petrohawk on completing their current plans to drill on our land.
Now...we are learning more and more about what is going on in our area and we will go to the table with much more knowledge in our back pockets!
I know the O&G's know more than they are saying...I keep telling my family we just have to be patient.
Jaybird