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I was recently offered to lease my mineral rights on 99 acres of land in section 10 23N 08W, by a landsman from Chesapeake OIL. When I looked at sonaris I noticed that there had already been several wells producing section 10 23N 08W. I have 2 questions. Is section 10 23N 08W in the haynesville play the only section 10 23N 08W? Am I due past amounts of royalties from other oil companies who have been producing in my unit for the past 2 years?

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Comment by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on October 13, 2009 at 8:46
Indeed I only feature blogs that reference opinions or insights. Your ? does belong in one the forums. Thanks!
Comment by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on October 10, 2009 at 10:28
john. Your question would get more responses as a discussion topic posted to the main page or the Claiborne Parish page. Blogs are seldom read by most members. The HA wells in 23N - 8W are Haynesville "sand" wells, not shale. The HA sand produces some good wells in north Bossier, Webster and Claiborne and have for decades.

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