Culberson County, Tx

Texas Mineral Rights Culberson County, TX
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Hello

There was a Culberson forum that had plenty of good info in the back and forth conversations, however, it was closed. I’m reaching out for any help or knowledge possible

We own land in a very active area and believe we have a gas well on or near our lot and some cross piping. We are also trying to determine if the mineral rights were transferred with our parcel. The language on our deed seems to state that we may

Hoping to get some feedback

Thank you

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Put you back into the Culberson County topic area. You would need to give the block, abstract name and number and section so that folks can help with activity.

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Hello everyone,

Hope this message finds you well. We have been receiving several letters with offers to include piping, surface rights etc… Offers keep climbing

Please see our physical address below

Thank you in advance

Nikko

The Southeast one-quarter of the Southeast one-quarter of the Southeast one-quarter

(SE/4 SE/4 SE/4) of Section 2, Block 112, Public School Land Survey, Abstract 1570, Culberson County, Texas, containing 9.24 acres

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You have some old plugged wells and then two newer horizontal gas well called the J.S. Blair Fee 2 1H and 2H with Capitan Energy. Both been online since 2015/16. Have about half of its estimated recoverable reserves left to produce.

You are probably getting offers because there are quite a few permits nearby for additional horizontal wells at a tighter spacing than the one well you have. The operator may have plans for infill wells or horizontals into a different reservoir.

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I think that the minerals and surface were severed many decades ago. If you are not being paid royalties for the Blair wells, then you most likely only own surface. To confirm, you need to research the deed history or you can ask the operator. Your deed cannot override the terms of a prior severance of minerals.

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Good catch on the severing. Surface rights need their own attorney work for contracts regarding laying pipelines, use of pad sites, etc. Get informed before considering any sales or leasing for surface usage.