East 80 Coalition Members

It is all baloney!! The gas companies ARE still leasing in our area. DO NOT listen to any of the nonsense. They (the landmen and others) are trying to break up our coalition. Don't let them tear us apart. STAY STRONG! We are almost there!

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Permalink Reply by Joan Williams on March 8, 2009 at 17:12
Yes....the gas companies still want to lease BUT at fire sale prices. I received a call this week from Samson offering 1000.00 per acre. Of course my answer was no. I told them I would rather wait it out and get 100% royalties after expenses of drilling, processing, transportation, etc. Two days after that phone call I received a letter in the mail from Liskow & Lewis Law Office. Samson is going to the Commissioner of Conservation and asking for forced pooling, about 12 sections including mine in the Haughton area. Bonus offers are gone and forced pooling is in these days. More money for me in the long term.

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