Just looking for a little advice
I've got a pad site being built in my section, and the well has been permitted according to sonris. I have a little over 7 acres, and I'm curious as to what I should be doing. I'm not leased and I'm really not that interested in leasing my minerals. Are there any suggestions out there?
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Permalink Reply by BirdDawg, plain ole' idiot on
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Flatlander,
If you post the section-township-range someone may could be some help. -
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Permalink Reply by flatlander on
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I'm in Section 4-T19N-R1W
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Flatlander,
This well is a CV Davis sand test operated by Wil-Drill. -
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Permalink Reply by Chase on -
Continue educating yourself. Be sure you fully understand the ramifications of being an unleased mineral owner.
You should look at the well results from other wells producing at a similar depth in the UNIONVILLE field. I would also do some due-diligence on the operator, being sure to check their results from similar wells.
Sometimes it makes sense economically to remain unleased and sometimes it does not.
Just a few thoughts to consider. Good Luck.
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