Books for the Holidays for Shalers
I will start it off with MONEY IN THE GROUND. A very good book but needs to be updated. Cost about $75.00 One of the bibles for land owners. Hard to find a title discussion
What book do you have to offer.
What book do you have to offer.
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Permalink Reply by Checkmateking on
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Early Louisiana and Arkansas Oil and Gas, wonderful book about the industry in our part of the country, hundreds of excellent photos, covers all the booms from the early teens to the 50's.
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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on -
Bill, one entertaining book is "The Last Boom". On the industry history side there are "The Prize" and "History of Humble Oil & Refining Company".
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Permalink Reply by pops Ferg on
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Folks I have been contacted by several people that vendors such as amazon. com are offering Money in the Ground
and selling outdated copies of the book. The latest and the only one you should buy is the 4.5 edition dated 4/6
I went to Google search and typed in Money in the Gound, Meridian press Up came Meridian Press publishes oil and gas investment books.
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Permalink Reply by Bacon on
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Just a heads up, I just received my copy of Money In The Ground v4.5. Ordered through Amazon a few days ago. They specify version 4.5 in their description, so I figured it'd be safe to order.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Bacon. Your post caused me to look at my copy to see the version number. Although I have had it for a few years, it is also version 4.5. Published in April, 1997. I would have hoped that a more recent update would be available by now. The industry has turned upside down since 1997.
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Permalink Reply by Bacon on
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4.5 was updated 4/06. At least that's what it says on the edition page (whatever it's called). Still not super current but better than '97 I suppose.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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That's probably as good as we can expect. It will be interesting to see future editions that incorporate the new world of shale gas.
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Permalink Reply by Brian on
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Are there any books that explain Louisiana Mineral Code? A reference book with examples maybe.
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on
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Yes. But unless you aspire to practice mineral law save your money and try this link. It has more than enough mineral law to make me cross-eyed! LOL! Good Luck!
http://law.justia.com/louisiana/codes/21/21.html
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Permalink Reply by John Avatar on
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You can buy the mineral code bound for $37.00 from Claitor's Bookstore in Baton Rouge.
http://www.claitors.com/directions.htm
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