Sect. 18 & 19, T15N,R14W

Anyone with land in these sections have recent lease offers? Chesapeake is setting up a rig to drill to 18,000' total with 12,000' vert & 6000' horz. in my neighbors back yard, about 3000' from Stonewall-Preston Rd. and I am not leased. Only have 1.16 acres, any info will help, thanks

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Permalink Reply by Robert Griffin R on July 10, 2008 at 12:52
What is the status of these other 15N-15W Chesapeake wells:
234371, 235919, 236242, 237022, 236439?
Permalink Reply by Rick on July 15, 2008 at 18:28
Drilling update--the Chesapeake well, Nelson 18-H-1 has began drilling activities. I will probably be getting more information from the attorneys that handled the meeting with the State that was scheduled for today in Baton Rouge. I suppose I'll get a buy in offer and what else I don't yet know.
Permalink Reply by LP on July 16, 2008 at 0:30
Nelson 18-H-1 started drilling about 10 days ago and has been vibrating the ground 24-7 since then. I took some photos of the rig yesterday as seen from the back of my property. See photos posted: Nelson 18 - View 1 and Nelson 18 View 2
Permalink Reply by Rick on July 16, 2008 at 9:19
Hi LP, thanks for the photos. I can see the crown of the rig across the trees but can't see the derrick, floor or substructure. I knew that there had been noise and activity since last Tuesday but it got a little noiser last night, I don't know if they were tripping the bit or what but it's back to lower volume normal sounds today.
Do you know of anyone close in Sect. 18 that has leased in the past couple of months or was most of the section already under previous lease? Is there a group that you know of that is working together close around us?
Permalink Reply by LP on July 16, 2008 at 10:52
Hi Rick,
I'm not sure but I think the majority of section 18 belongs to the Nelson family and has been leased for some time. Section 19 is in negotiations currently and most of the property owners are united in this effort. There is a meeting scheduled Monday evening at 7:00 PM at the Stonewall Fire Station. If you are in Section 19, you should have been contacted by someone in the group. If you have not, bring a copy of your deed and come to the meeting. It's an important one. Can't give details. Contact persons for our group:
Gilbert Gragg - 925-0708
Allen Johnson - 925-6348

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