Aubrey, I've seen postings by you on numerous occasions. I recall that you said you had interests in the Sentell Field which (I believe) were under lease to Southern Star Energy. As you know the company drilled 3 vertical wells to the Haynesville and made extravagant claims about the potential. It said that it was in the Core Labs consortium, Houston, and had submitted cores and other info. Core Labs was said to have made the potential findings. I am familiar with Core Labs as a friend of mine is in a company which does in fact belong to the consortium. As you also know, Southern Star failed to pay its bank and suppliers, went bankrupt and its properties were sold to Shelby Energy Holdings, Houston. It appears that the Sentell Field is at the northern extremity of the Haynesville. I don't know what to make of the claims by Southern Star. If you can provide any info it would be much appreciated. Neilson Jacobs

I am working on getting your account restored

Mr. Sanders, we own land in the Horsehead field ,our property lines touch the northeast of yours . Our family has been offered a lease of our mineral rights, which led me to do research and find this website. What would be a fair price for these rights? You can contact me here on my page or my cell 870-918-2134. Thanks, Tim Sewell

Hi,
My grandfather was Wesley Sanders and lived north of Shreveport in Vivian, LA.
Mike

Hi,
I don't know Clifton but I'm pretty sure we're related, how old are you? I'm 55, moved from Shreveport to NJ in 1986. Ny dad had 9 brothers and sisters.

Mike

Hi Aubrey,
Not sure, my father was Audis Sanders. What is your fathers name?
Mike

Aubrey, when you mentioned that this was likely a small, restricted prospect it made me think that I might have seen it somewhere other than in your area. After thinking of where I have researched the last two weeks, I remembered that the unit application was in the Grand Cane Field as the Ferrara's whom I testified for in their suit against Questar are included in the unit. If you would care to see a Baker Lime unit app, here is the link:

http://dnr.louisiana.gov/cons/CONSEREN/hearings/2010/10OCT/10-1008ap0002.pdf

Thank you, Aubrey. If I run across the Baker Lime again, I will let you know.

Aubrey, I recently glanced at a unit application for the Baker Lime on the commissioner's public hearing schedule thought it was interesting and went on my Haynesville Shale merry way. Now I'm trying to help a friend with minerals along the state line in your neck of the woods. Would you know anything about the Baker Lime or the unit application? Regards, Skip

Hey Mr. Sanders,
I'm glad you are going to try to attend.Please send me your cell phone #,so I can call you when I get there.I plan on arriving on the 8th.My cell is 270-978-8432.See you in a couple of weeks.Oh yeah,3 more people came aboard with our efforts this morning.The only person who has refused was an atty in Magnolia,who also has a WI.He always was an A******* anyway!!!

Hey Mr. Sanders,
We are having a mineral Chalybeat Springs mineral owners meeting in Magnolia on August 9th,7pm.If you are in town,consider this an invitation to attend.I think there will be owners from both units there and might help you make some new contacts to help in your efforts to break up the Horsehead unit.I have talk to over 15 of the mineral owners since receiving the list from my atty yesterday and the response has been 100% positive.Good luck and hope to see you there.
Tony

Yes, I'm pretty strict, too. But no rulers except for measuring. No paddles, hardly any consequences for misbehavior. Definitely a big change since I was in school. I've taught for about 25 years .... and definitely a big difference in how behavior is handled.......a pat on the back and student is told that "You know that is not appropriate, please don't do that again." And, yes, the behavior (bad) continues. Can hardly wait to retire. Wish things would work out so that I could retire. There's always tomorrow and the dreams that go along with it, Right?

Skip,

Aubrey and I have already talked about the possible players and I have a good friend who is a landman for a pipeline company who told me the same players so we kind of figured it out. I appologize for taking information you wanted to keep private. It was wrong and sneeky and I should of passed it by you first. Sorry for not respecting your private conversation with Aubrey.

If Aubrey was concerned about the security of the information on his page, he would have changed his privacy setting. I don't know if he considers his page to be "public" or not however as that is up to him. I am not suggesting that the conveyance I reference is definitely pertinent to the activity in N. LA./S. AR. but I do think it is worth looking in to. The scuttle butt up that way seems to focus on CHK and EOG. I think that XTO and Devon are just as likely to be interested/involved as not. Good Luck.

Poaching! I've got a liscence :) I think you were playing games because you're smarter than to post "secret" information on a public page.

Aubrey. I am unaware if there are remote accounts available for Webster and Claiborne. I have them for most of the parishes in the HS play. It may be that you have to go by the court house to view the conveyance document however that may be a moot point as North LA and J T Green have already begun a search for the conveyance document after poaching the instrument number from your personal page. LOL!

Aubrey, I do not know if there is a connection to the state line development activity but I find a recent conveyance filed in Bossier Parish of interest. A large transaction by a mid major and a large land/mineral owner corp. I'll ask that you keep this information under wraps for the time being but suggest that you review Instrument #407163 in Webster. The same conveyance is recorded in Claiborne as #250740. Please note the effective date and the date filed of record. Regards, Skip

Aubrey,

My son is also working on "ideas" for stopping the flow.

It's amazing how tragedies can have lifelong influence and can lead to good.

Hopefully this will be one of those things than influence him and many other kiddos to learn more about science and engineering and go on to apply that knowledge in the future.