Has anyone else received a royalty check from Anadarko for production in Sec 6, T 19N, R 14W?

We received a check from Anadarko yesterday, but there was no indication as to the location of the well.  We don't own any other mineral rights in Caddo Parish.  The check indicates that it is in payment for gas and condensate production.  The earliest production date shown is 12/13/2013.

Thanks in advance for any info.

Rick

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on April 2, 2014 at 7:49

If you own minerals in Section 6 - 19N - 14W, as you indicate in your discussion heading, you are in the producing unit (HA RA SU62) which includes all of Section 6 and the north one half of Section 7 - 19N - 14W.  It doesn't matter where the well pad is located.  It matters where the perforations in the horizontal lateral are located.

Permalink Reply by Rick on April 2, 2014 at 7:52

Good info, Skip!  Sorry to make you work so hard - I didn't get my edit done until after you'd already answered.

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