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Started by A. Lawson. Last reply by e dubose May 19. 3 Replies 0 Likes
My family owns some land north of Cotton Center and we have been approached with an offer to lease our land. I have not heard of much activity in Hale County - there's not even a "group" - so I…Continue
Started by jim ross May 4. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, I own some minerals out here north of Idalou and was approached several weeks ago buy Turnberry Energy about them leasing my minerals. Met with them the otherday for them to present me with a…Continue
Started by newbie ccr. Last reply by KJ Phillips May 1. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Hi,My sisters and I inherited mineral rights to 15 acres in Section 16, block D, L&SV Survey, Lubbock County. Can you direct us to sites that might have answers to our questions, or give us a…Continue
Started by Reagan "R.T." Dukes Jun 27, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Reply with your experience in oil leases in Lubbock County, TX. Leasing has really picked up. Share what you were offered for lease term, bonus, % royalty, where, and net mineral acres or some idea…Continue
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P.S. to David - Also a 5 year lease is NOT a good idea. It is more standard to do a 3 year lease, although they would love to get you to sign a 5-year lease. This should also be a negotiating point. They will often ask for 5, but accept 3.
David - I would not agree that this is a good offer. The bonus money is fine ($300), but the royalty (15%) is unacceptable. IMO, you should never accept a royalty less than 3/16, and negotiating for 1/5 or even as much as 1/4 should be your goal. The bonus is a one-time thing, but if you get a well, the royalty itself is the important thing. Royalties like 1/8 or 1/6 or 15% are a thing of the past.
A. Lawson - Correct, there has been little activity in Hale County. There is some existing production in the far SOUTHWEST corner of Hale County. If someone is offering you a lease, that is certainly good news. It may not be suprising that your offer is lower than other areas mentioned. The royalty itself (3/16, 1/5, 1/4, etc) is a major consideration, other than just the one-time bonus money that you often hear reported. I have some land very close to Hale Center, but have never had any kind of offer on it.
On about Aril 13th Four Sevens received a permit for a horizontal sidtrack on their Teal unit. The original had the horizontal going north northwest some 6000 feet, the new permit has the sidetrack going north northeast some 4000 feet. Its an interesting development but I do not know if it is good or bad news.
My family owns some land north of Cotton Center and we have been approached with an offer to lease our land. I have not heard of much activity in Hale County - there's not even a "group" - so I thought I would ask here. Is there anything much going on north of Lubbock county? Our offer doesn't compare to anything I see for those counties south and west of Hale County. We've been advised not to be the first to lease but I having a hard time finding out anything. I would appreciate any advice for a rookie!
David,In response to your question, I think that is a good offer. I have leased several portions of my land for similar terms in and around that area you are referencing.
michael look around you empresa drilling of lubbock highway first horozonal at 13200 in lubbock county ask for more money dont tell them that I said to 775 they hate that number ask 777 I have gotten 775 twice this year.
New offer in Lubbock County. 5 Miles North of Idalou. 110 acres at $300.00 per acre for 3 years with a 2 year extension. Bonus draft unknown. 20% royalty. Norwood Land Services for Four Sevens Exploration. Lease Minerals only. No surface rights.
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