does anyone have info on drilling activity or permits

i own 1/4 interest of 96 ac. or 24 ac. total land and min rights,i get alot of mail but i dont actually now any info about my property i hsigned a lease to honeycutt 2years ago......................im in sec 7-11-11 sec.12-11-12west sec13-11-12w desoto thanks

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Permalink Reply by Bobi Carr ("parker") on June 16, 2010 at 17:52
jonathan steven mckee,

You can check it on Sonris.com.

Go to Sonrislite in the left column.

Then check well permits by date by Parish. It will display all wells permitted within the parameters that you establish. It will include all wells though. Not just Haynesville wells.

You can enter in the date range (for example you could search all since the beginning of 2010 or as far back as you like).

Then enter DeSoto Parish.

Hope this helps.
Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on June 16, 2010 at 17:56
Jonathan, no permitted Haynesville Shale wells and only one Haynesville Unit.

S12-T11N-R12W, HA RA SU53 Unit, Petrohawk, RR-Bull Bayou Field, DeSoto Parish

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