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Will the amount of wells on a production unit increase your royalties
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Number of wells per production unit.
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At 19:16 on September 6, 2008, charles murphy said…
Is it worth pusuing a lease of 4 acres in section 35,T14N,R15W. I live in california and inherited this property a few months back. Please advise
At 5:40 on August 12, 2008, James MoneyBags said…
see im new to this and I really dont know but I can find out and this was stuff that was passed down to me. but ill find out.are they going to do anything with the mooretown area?
 
 
 

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