I still haven't heard from any landmen wanting to lease my property, which is a little south of Neches. There seems to be quite a bit of activity in that part of the county, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Let me know if y'all know of any landman actively leasing this area.
Thanks,
C. Patrick
We haven't heard a word either, but I sure will! Do the same.
Thanks,
Tom
C. Patrick said:
I still haven't heard from any landmen wanting to lease my property, which is a little south of Neches. There seems to be quite a bit of activity in that part of the county, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Let me know if y'all know of any landman actively leasing this area.
Thanks,
C. Patrick
You are probably aware that there were two wells drilled in the last 2 or 3 years in the Sam Davis survey. One was the Holman (5300 ft) and one was the (Greve 11000ft) and both were dry but there has been a few drilling permits issued just west and southwest of the Davis survey.We leased last Nov just west of Neches and I know several neighbors who have also been offered leases and the rumor is there will be rig on site soon. Good luck. John
C. Patrick said:
I still haven't heard from any landmen wanting to lease my property, which is a little south of Neches. There seems to be quite a bit of activity in that part of the county, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Let me know if y'all know of any landman actively leasing this area.
Thanks,
C. Patrick
C. Patrick
I'm sure if you were to call the court house, they could and probably will tell you
how much activity is in that area. Most county clerks are fairly nice folks. They might, if you talk nice, tell you which operators are working that area. : )
Yours,
Wes Luke
I own some minerals between Palestine and Slocum and would appreciate any incite as to terms others are being offered and what is best case scenario for others in this area. My cousin is currently negotiating with someone on a lease on his property but won't give me ANY details until he has something in writing. I guess he thinks they may run out of money if they start dealing with me too. If he thinks that, then he shouldn't be signing a lease with them, huh.
Any information regarding this area would be greatly appreciated. I'll pass along more details when I know.
I have never joined a forum and I pray to God that I haven't made the wrong decision. Thanks
Hey, thanks David. I have not heard a word from anyone on our property. Glad to hear they're getting closer, at least. I will let you know if we hear anything, please do the same.
We have mineral interests in Abstract 72, I-G.N. R.R. Survey No 1 and 15 Mi NW of Palestine on beaver Creek (no survey or abstract information in my legal).
Any activity in these areas?
We do not live in the area, so I don't know; but, will post on this "discussion" if we hear anything. Everyone else, please do the same.
Douglas D. McLallen said:
We have mineral interests in Abstract 72, I-G.N. R.R. Survey No 1 and 15 Mi NW of Palestine on beaver Creek (no survey or abstract information in my legal).
Any activity in these areas?
Thanks for the reply Tom. I'm keeping my ears open...
Tom. I like this Team with guys like McLallen & McLelland. I received an offer from Graem NW of Palestine (David and Wm Roberts Surveys). $150/acre, 1/5 royal and 3 yr/2 yr ext. What's the scoop?
David McL
Hey, that's great news! I keep hearing about NW of Palestine. We're in the Jose Maria Mora Survey, which is a couple of miles due north of Denson Springs between Hwy. 323 & Hwy 294, so we're quite a bit south of ya'll. Please let me know if anyone out there hears about anything in that neck of the woods. Thanks for the update, David. Good luck!
Tom S.
I did'nt realize we have a McLallen and a McLellan in the Anderson County Forum. Bound to be good luck! Our mineral rights are north of Denson Springs (southeast of Palestine) between Hwy 323 and Hwy 294. Let me know if anyone hears anything, and good luck!
Tom S.
Douglas D. McLallen said:
Thanks for the reply Tom. I'm keeping my ears open...
Kristen, if this is still the case, I would be interested in buying your mineral interests, as well as leasing others you intend to keep.
Kristen Ethridge said:
I'm actually considering selling about 250 acres of mineral rights in Anderson County.
(Please don't flame me...I know most of you will yell at me and say "never sell!" and I understand why people say that. But I've put a lot of time and thought into my decision and am very comfortable with it. If it sells at what I want, it sells, if not, then I hold onto it--I'm good either way. Plus, I have a lot more besides these tracts so I have plenty of other opportunities in Anderson to lease.)
Anyway, if you know of anyone who would be interested in buying them, let me know. There are 5 tracts and I want to sell them as a group, and yes, I do have a price in mind that I will discuss privately with someone who is serious. Since there appears to be increased interest in the area, now might be a good time to buy them as an investment if someone was so inclined.
Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John
I leased to Graem a year ago for $150 and 3/16ths and I know several other people who leased to them also. Some of the later people who leased got 1/5th and I know some leases from other leasing companies got $200 and $250. I am located just west of Neches. Where is your interest located?
John Critz said:
Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John
Thank you very much. This site, and the folks here, are very helpful.
I really don't know where it is yet, a copy of a hand drawn plat shows where Pert Road, Todd City Road, and Neches Road meet.... just starting to do research on this....
Do you know the other leasing companies that paid $200 or $250?
john cundieff said:
I leased to Graem a year ago for $150 and 3/16ths and I know several other people who leased to them also. Some of the later people who leased got 1/5th and I know some leases from other leasing companies got $200 and $250. I am located just west of Neches. Where is your interest located?
John Critz said:Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John
Your interest is very near to mine and the leases that I know that got the $200 and $250 offers are between you and Frankston.The companies I heard were either Sulphur River or Silver River and Texas Pipeline. A new well ( Sally Stone #1) came in a few weeks ago about 4 miles north of you making 75 barrels a day and another well (Walter Lade) is being drilled now a few miles NW of you. But I have only heard of 2 or 3 leases that got more than $150. When you know what survey you are in, let me know. John
John Critz said:
Thank you very much. This site, and the folks here, are very helpful.
I really don't know where it is yet, a copy of a hand drawn plat shows where Pert Road, Todd City Road, and Neches Road meet.... just starting to do research on this....
Do you know the other leasing companies that paid $200 or $250?
john cundieff said:I leased to Graem a year ago for $150 and 3/16ths and I know several other people who leased to them also. Some of the later people who leased got 1/5th and I know some leases from other leasing companies got $200 and $250. I am located just west of Neches. Where is your interest located?
John Critz said:Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John
Maybe we're cousins... I think these are from the original documents. Started with only portions of the following, the %'s have been diluted over the years too... I believe the origional holder was C.P. Petri passed to Lena Marie Petri Race...
2 tracts, (147 acres) in the John Shipley survey, 1 tract (109.5 acres) in the Geo. Lester, L. Robinson and B. H. Jackson surveys, 1 tract (583.63 acres) in the William Sanson survey
I think I am reading these right...
Hit oil near by, great. Is 75 barrels a day good/bad/average?
Do you have any idea what the per acre value is for mineral rights in this area?
john cundieff said:
Your interest is very near to mine and the leases that I know that got the $200 and $250 offers are between you and Frankston.The companies I heard were either Sulphur River or Silver River and Texas Pipeline. A new well ( Sally Stone #1) came in a few weeks ago about 4 miles north of you making 75 barrels a day and another well (Walter Lade) is being drilled now a few miles NW of you. But I have only heard of 2 or 3 leases that got more than $150. When you know what survey you are in, let me know. John
John Critz said:Thank you very much. This site, and the folks here, are very helpful.
I really don't know where it is yet, a copy of a hand drawn plat shows where Pert Road, Todd City Road, and Neches Road meet.... just starting to do research on this....
Do you know the other leasing companies that paid $200 or $250?
john cundieff said:I leased to Graem a year ago for $150 and 3/16ths and I know several other people who leased to them also. Some of the later people who leased got 1/5th and I know some leases from other leasing companies got $200 and $250. I am located just west of Neches. Where is your interest located?
John Critz said:Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John
Good morning,
Kristen, I would like to talk with you about purchasing your rights. Please let me know if they are still available.
Thank you,
John
JM Jake Jacobs said:
Kristen, if this is still the case, I would be interested in buying your mineral interests, as well as leasing others you intend to keep.
Kristen Ethridge said:I'm actually considering selling about 250 acres of mineral rights in Anderson County.
(Please don't flame me...I know most of you will yell at me and say "never sell!" and I understand why people say that. But I've put a lot of time and thought into my decision and am very comfortable with it. If it sells at what I want, it sells, if not, then I hold onto it--I'm good either way. Plus, I have a lot more besides these tracts so I have plenty of other opportunities in Anderson to lease.)
Anyway, if you know of anyone who would be interested in buying them, let me know. There are 5 tracts and I want to sell them as a group, and yes, I do have a price in mind that I will discuss privately with someone who is serious. Since there appears to be increased interest in the area, now might be a good time to buy them as an investment if someone was so inclined.
Good morning,
Does anyone have a number for a contact at Texas Pipeline or Silver/Sulphur River?
Thank you
John Critz said:
Maybe we're cousins... I think these are from the original documents. Started with only portions of the following, the %'s have been diluted over the years too... I believe the origional holder was C.P. Petri passed to Lena Marie Petri Race...
2 tracts, (147 acres) in the John Shipley survey, 1 tract (109.5 acres) in the Geo. Lester, L. Robinson and B. H. Jackson surveys, 1 tract (583.63 acres) in the William Sanson survey
I think I am reading these right...
Hit oil near by, great. Is 75 barrels a day good/bad/average?
Do you have any idea what the per acre value is for mineral rights in this area?
john cundieff said:Your interest is very near to mine and the leases that I know that got the $200 and $250 offers are between you and Frankston.The companies I heard were either Sulphur River or Silver River and Texas Pipeline. A new well ( Sally Stone #1) came in a few weeks ago about 4 miles north of you making 75 barrels a day and another well (Walter Lade) is being drilled now a few miles NW of you. But I have only heard of 2 or 3 leases that got more than $150. When you know what survey you are in, let me know. John
John Critz said:Thank you very much. This site, and the folks here, are very helpful.
I really don't know where it is yet, a copy of a hand drawn plat shows where Pert Road, Todd City Road, and Neches Road meet.... just starting to do research on this....
Do you know the other leasing companies that paid $200 or $250?
john cundieff said:I leased to Graem a year ago for $150 and 3/16ths and I know several other people who leased to them also. Some of the later people who leased got 1/5th and I know some leases from other leasing companies got $200 and $250. I am located just west of Neches. Where is your interest located?
John Critz said:Good morning,
Checking to see if this discussion is still active? We just discovered our mother had mineral rights last month when we were approached by a gentleman from Graem. Apparently our rights have been diluted to 11.8 acres (in Anderson County) thru inheritances. Nothing much, but something. The same offer of $150/acre and 1/5 royal, not sure of the time length.
A couple of questions, are mineral rights taxed?
We have no plans on selling, but is there a general value per acre anyone would like to say? I’m sure location matters and I can check our documents for specifics.
Thank you,
John