Sorry Sylvester, nothing going right now. Dry gas is up to $3.47 per mcf right now, so that could change anytime! Dry gas must be $3.50 per mcf to inspire drilling.
Vickie, I am wondering the same thing.
Please let me know if you have any suggested additions to my list of online resources for mineral owners.
http://www.mineralrightsforum.com/profiles/blogs/internet-resources…
The “2011 Drilling Highlights” from the Oklahoma Geological Society is an interesting read, with lots of Woodford information: http://www.ogs.ou.edu/OilGas/pdf/2011DrillingHighlights.pdf
JJ. W. , Good info in the OK Geo Soc. article…wow
Need some help . Jackford Land, Inc for their Client Continental has sent an offer . Lease or assign my interest for no cash bonus with a 1/4th royalty, delivering a 75% revenue interest. Is this the best offer? or the 3/16ths with the bonus? I need help to understand the vocabulary, nderstand the mineral rights/interest vs oil rights/imterest
Re: Plato 1-16H Section 16-4n-5W Grady Oklahoma Sec 16 Township 4 North Range 5 West,
Donna When did they make this offer ? The section was pooled 7/23/12. Your name was listed on the pooling so the leasing should be over.
The well CAMP CREEK 1-29H had a spud date of 8-29-2012.
Gary, I looked for frac job, but could not find it. Do you have the lat and lon?
I found it at lat 35.595 lon 98.166
Google Earth has updated their aerial images in the last few days. So if you would like to see what a location looks like when a well is being fracked you should zoom into Calumet Oklahoma and then just south of town the road that runs east and west is 122nd street. From the junction of 122nd and highway 270 (Calumet Road) go about 4 1/2 miles west and on the north side is a location with two frack jobs going on. Pretty impressive.
It started 8-29-12. It will be a year + befor you get a check.
Does anyone know the status of the well XTO is drilling in 29-4S-4E, Johnston county, Oklahoma?
Newfield on the stock market:http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2012/newfield-exploratio…
Continental’s Conference Call is late this morning. Still have time to click in!
Last month I granted a 1/2 mile right of way easement to DCP Mainstream in Section 20, 10N, 7W which is just south of the Canadian River in Grady County. The pipeline runs north - south through our property. What surprised me was that it is supposed to be a 16 inch line which will handle lots of gas. The landman would not give me any details on where the pipeline was going. Anyone have any ideas about the addition of this significant pipeline capacity?
I don’t have any idea where it started and where it is headed but they are putting pipelines going north and south all the way through several sections in NE Stephens Co. and on up through Garvin Co. I don’t know the size either but it looks BIG to me!
By ROD WALTON World Staff Writer
The new Canadian Valley plant in Canadian County should process up to 200 million cubic feet per day of natural gas. Completion is expected by the first quarter of 2014.
ONEOK Partners also plans to spend another $160 million on upgrading its gathering and compression infrastructure in the Cana-Woodford. Once completed, the company’s gathering and processing capacity will reach 390 million cubic feet daily in the region.
“Additional natural gas processing infrastructure is necessary to accommodate increased production of liquids-rich natural gas in the Cana-Woodford Shale where we have substantial acreage dedications from active producers,” ONEOK Partners Chief Operating Officer Pierce H. Norton said in a statement.
“The new Canadian Valley plant will be located in the center of the prolific Cana-Woodford Shale and in close proximity to the partnership’s existing natural gas and natural gas liquids pipelines.”
David you are right I should have said WEST not east. gees
Ha! No worries!