HAYNESVILLE SHALE LANDOWNER'S ASSOCIATION (HSLA)/WALTER JOHNSON

Has anyone had any first hand experience with the HSLA or Mr. Johnson? The HSLA website gives the impression that this is a landowner advocacy organization supported by dues but then solicits individuals and groups to pay percentages of bonuses and/or royalty in exchange for the organization's or Mr. Johnson's assistance in acquiring a mineral lease.

http://haynesvilleshalelandowners.org/

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Permalink Reply by sesport on December 13, 2009 at 19:18
I found that website sometime back in '08 during the initial frenzy of city-led meetings and section/neighborhood organizing. I stayed away from it for precisely the reasons you state, percentage of bonus and/or royalty. I'm a quick learner. Stubborn to a (small) fault, but quick. ha, ha 80)
Permalink Reply by LSR on January 13, 2010 at 1:52
don't use.

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