Unleased Mineral Owner

Ok I am new to all this so any help will be appreciated! I own one acre in Keithville and no one has ever approached us to lease so we didn't. We were donated this property from our parents in 2006 and they live next door. They signed a lease and have been receiving royalties for months now. We own our minerals so I know thats not the problem but we still have not recieved anything from chesapeake. I'm just not sure what route I need to take to find out whats going on. Any information is greatly appreciated..
Thanks,
Crystal

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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on July 26, 2010 at 8:07
interesting. wouldn't the audits be limited to state leases though? Although, you are refering me to mineral resoucres website, not conservation. They are two different animals.
Permalink Reply by richard v. simmons on July 26, 2010 at 10:04
OK, Crystal already has one well so how much should she ask for to lease 75% of her minerals on 1 acre for a lifetime? Possibility of 8 wells in Haynesville, 8 wells in Bossier, and who knows about the Smackover or the shallow wells.

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