Congrats on your well! I guess they will start drilling it when they finish the first one South of you.

Randy, all I have is address: The Express Gas P/L; 1301 w. 25th. St. ; Suite 560; Austin, TX 78705; Rob C. Roberts--Pres. I'm thinking maybe a newly formed company since appears to be nothing on seach engine.

Thanks for tip... Applied.

Hi Randy, In ref to your statement about a well close to me in section 25 T14 R10...I know it was some time ago, but are we getting close. Thanks

Was wondering if you knew whether or not this new watchdog inner city org headed up by the attorney named Larry is not for profit or not?

Randy, I have a group from Sabine Parish, Toledo Bend Lake Assoc., wants someone to come talk to them, do you know what's going on there? Can you holler at me - rstrange@att.net

Randy,

You left a question for me on 6/30 and I apologize for not getting back, I just checked my page. My only problem with Twin Cities was the reduction in bonus offer with reduction in percentage of signed leases. I felt this put pressure on those who were uncertain about signing leases since they felt they could be letting down and affecting their neighbors. If someone is uncertain, they need to wait to sign a lease. This involved my commercial property on North Market St. I have been involved with Manna on my Cross Lake properties.

You're right...we don't live in China....Thank God!

Figures....

Randy, I cannot believe that they can legally get people to sign leases like this. I signed out of young stupidity. I'll accept that...but I wonder how many others are doing it blindly. Sorry your friends in O&G are not such nice people. Hard to believe you are one of them. Thanks for the help.

Well, I suppose that is good news! Just one more dumb question from Mom....

What if depths are not specified in a lease but you know they are concentrating in the CV?

HMMMM

What does the law state production is?

Since you had worked N Bossier, thought you might be interested. I've been told that after this well, they will move north to sect 19 (that's my section) and drill a HS vertical test.

You once told me that you were working North Bossier, north of I-220. Are you aware there will be a rig moving in at Cash Point next week?

Are you still working North Bossier parish area?

Randy,
We have leases in our area that are held in production. The well went almost 6 years without production. Would that be enough to break the lease?

Randy, Do you have any idea why the big company would be slowing down in Sabine? If that's classified, I understand.

Randy, I am a lone wolf and don't belong to anything but me. If you are a young person then go for the certifications. That is my advice to my son. Things open up to CPLs, like jobs at the bank handeling mineral rights and in-house landmen. I am a field Landman and would not feel comfortable working in a corporate enviornment.

Well, it sounded like a good idea to me. LOL

Thank you for answering.

Hi Randy,
I know you are very busy and I appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share. I was an early signer at $100 / acre - 20 acres. My property is on the south side of my section. Chesapeake is accessing the a new drilling site by a private road that separates my section from the drilling section. When you turn down the private road, the property to your left up to my driveway belongs to an estate and the property to your right belongs to a timber company up to even with my driveway where the property with the drilling site begins. Four families live down this road and we all live on the non drilling side. We are the ones who have maintained the road before Chesapeake moved in. Our leases give them right to ingress and egress, but do we have right to compensation for the inconvenience, the wear and tear on our vehicles, the noise, the dust, etc from Chesapeake. One more question is "How likely is it that Chesapeake will drill into our section from that site, since it is just across the dividing line of the 2 sections? If you can't answer, please direct me to someone who can help. Thanks, SAM