Gonzales County, TX - Oil & Gas Discussion

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Comment by Nancy Gordon on Friday

Hi, Seth, the "go in unit" information came from someone I talked to at Mitchell Petroleum Land Services; but, I haven't been able to get any more information from them.  Thank you for your help.

Comment by Seth on Friday

Nancy, is go "in unit" from a notice (letter) of sort?  Could this mean "unitize"?  Whereas, a unit will bring together others who own land/minerals to "unitize" with another in a "pool."  Thereby, the operator is paid by the gross production and the mineral interest is paid according to their percentages.  I said that because we are unitized by 547.71 acres, whereas we are paid according to the percent and only on the 185.3 acres, because the other acreages belong to the others of that same unit/pool.  Let someone else take a shot at this one, because this is EOG and they have their own terminology!  

Comment by Nancy Gordon on Friday

Last year my sister, brother and I signed oil, gas and mineral leases with EOG.  We have mineral rights only and do not own the real property which is located in Gonzales County in the Peter Winn A-464 and G.W. A-380 Surveys (parcels 10014, 10002 and 8536).  I have been told that the lease will go "in unit" in June.  I'm not familiar with the process involved in developing a well and would appreciate any information that I can get on what going "in unit" means.

Comment by marilu ellis on May 10, 2013 at 11:38am

Who can trace mineral rights in Gonzales County from 1968?

Thanks, M. Ellis

Comment by Wade Caldwell on March 19, 2013 at 8:34pm

There are completion reports on the RRCwebsite that state the depth they supposedly completed to.

Comment by Ray Kruciak on March 19, 2013 at 2:04pm

I have a question on the depth of the Eagle Ford through Gonzales County.
How does an ordinary land owner know if a production well has drilled through or a reached a depth that has penetrated the Eagle Ford formation on his property?
I have a leaser who claims he drilled through the EF formation but all paper work on file shows the well is in the Austin Chalk.
Please help.

Comment by Seth on January 4, 2013 at 9:59am

Charlie,

I, personally haven't heard no more or less than anyone else, but that Jill had moved bonus to January 2013, instead of December 2012.  This is DR's  3rd or 4th attempt at these proposals and events, however I'm not sure where her core concenstration, other than an educated guess, NE Gonzales County!  Again, this is all I can say at present.   

Comment by Charlie Dashiell on January 4, 2013 at 8:45am

Hope everyone had a safe and very Happy New Year. After moving here from Houston, it is still a little hard to get used to the quiet sometimes. I was wondering if anyone has heard back from Divine Resources on their funding. Back in November, they were at "99%", early December, at "99%", and were looking for an operator. Just curious about what is going on with them as they were working my area.  My oil & gas contacts have all said that their companies had slowed down till the end of the month, when leasing should start picking up again. Thanks, Charlie

Comment by Mike Chandler on December 27, 2012 at 12:07pm

Eric,

Thanks for the reply.

I believe (speculating) that EOG has leased the bulk of the mineral interest on said 154 acres.  Landman told me they are trying to put together a unit for immediate drilling.  Not sure how much of a sales pitch that was but the drilling is definitely moving towards us since we are right in the sweet spot.

I've done tons of research and the offer sounds like a low-ball deal for land in the heart of it all.  Maybe they figure my ignorance would have me jumping at their offer?

Comment by Eric Wayneright on December 27, 2012 at 11:40am

Mike,

You can contact me @ 210-562-0688.  I know of some companies that are leasing in that area and paying more then that.  Feel free to contact me at anytime.

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