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USMCA in Effect

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Texas Railroad Commission Help
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Started this discussion. Last reply by JHH Jun 15.

Natural Gas Prices
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Independent Landman Apr 21.

 

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JHH replied to dbob's discussion Hurricane Laura - Good luck Shalers
"Came through the storm without too much trouble.  Small roof leak and a bunch of oak and pecan branches on the ground.  Tall trees survived.  Might have them trimmed back a lot or taken down before they take  the old family home…"
Aug 28
JHH replied to dbob's discussion Good luck Shalers
"Thanks... awful worried about things I have no control over.... southeast of Msrshall.  tall trees and floods.  worked to resolve both over the years but I don't think it will be enough.   we'll see.  stay safe…"
Aug 26
JHH replied to Skip Peel - Independent Landman's discussion $2.35!
"Thanks for posting.  Amazing.  Here's a link to an article about rolling blackouts and the high price of energy in California.…"
Aug 15
JHH replied to Skip Peel - Independent Landman's discussion Tokyo Gas Raising Stake in Haynesville-Focused Castleton Resources
"Thanks, Skip... very interesting development.  Sabine (formerly domestically owned)  is also another Japanese owned company operating in The Haynesville... targeting the Cotton Valley.  Looks like Japan is anxious for Haynesville and…"
Aug 7
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USMCA in Effect

..."In short, the USMCA is a revamped version of the NAFTA deal and solidifies the greatest energy partnership in the world. It could now go into effect July 1, or hopefully about when our world is getting “somewhat back to normal.”…See More
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JHH replied to JHH's discussion Texas Railroad Commission Help
"Thanks for that!   I'll take a look now."
Jun 15
phoenix replied to JHH's discussion Texas Railroad Commission Help
"Also the RRC GIS viewer map can be very quick and helpful if you want to see well activity, completed and permitted, in a particular area.  Just click on the map and it will enlarge each time.  Note the icons at top of page magnifying…"
Jun 15
JHH replied to JHH's discussion Texas Railroad Commission Help
"VERY NICE... THANK YOU VERY MUCH!"
Jun 14

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At 10:01 on February 9, 2018, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…

We can't protect everyone.  People have to own their decisions.  Thanks for posting this.

At 9:39 on February 9, 2018, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…

JHH, Lumberjack showed up on GHS sometime back.  If you use the key word, Lumberjack, and use the search box that appears to the right of My Page in the task bar below the GHS logo on any page, you can pull up those old discussions.  There was some pretty antagonistic back and forth but I stand by what I posted then.  Lumberjack Energy is registered as operator with the State of Louisiana, I don't know about Texas, however after all this time the company has zero wells in LA.  I think this guy is simply looking to flip leases.  That's not illegal but I would be very careful concerning the depths I would consider leasing to him.  I would never grant an "all depths" lease to someone like this.

At 9:52 on October 17, 2009, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…
JHH. Just to help you understand what is going on with the city minerals and the value they command. Consider the following: Companies have been actively leasing residential and commercial properties within the city limits of Shreveport for eighteen months. That investment is worth more when they have the city properties that help make the leasehold more contiguous. And gives the winning bidder an advantage over those competitors holding urban leases. I believe the winning bidder considers the price paid to be quite reasonable. And it is 478 acres. Although landowners tend toward the opinion that on a per acre basis, one acre is as valuable as 100 in the same general location. The operators don't think, or do business, that way.
At 11:35 on August 14, 2009, Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) said…
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At 17:48 on March 29, 2009, JHH said…
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