Culberson county

General Mineral Rights Discussion
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Hello all,

I am not hearing or seeing many discussions on the area of Culberson county. Maybe I am looking in the wrong place. I have mineral rights in Culberson county, Can anyone tell me what the current status is for this area in regards to drilling?

regards

Tom

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you are looking in the wrong place.

http://www.mineralrightsforum.com/group/culberson-county-tx-oil-gas

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Depends on what part of Culberson. NE is good and active

How many NMA do you own and would you be interested in leasing or selling

mdhinsley@mac.com

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I am new to all this so please specify NMA? I currently own 10 .5 acres, with all the rights sec# 48 TWP 1 T&P RY. The Tax ID specifies NW, Am I in the right area?

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Are there any current maps relating to the scoop of gas and oil concentrate in that specific area? 48 TWP 1 T&P RY- BLK 59?

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nma = net mineral acres

go to http://gisweb.glo.texas.gov/glomap/index for mapping - this will show wells, etc. but it will not show ownership

also

go texas rrc.com - their new mapping system has been improved

these are all free sites

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Mike

Thank you. I actually knew that but had a mental block. I just check out your sites The gisweb did not come up but the rrc did. do you have a direct link to the site?

Tom

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google texas general land office GIS web

the rrc map tool is vastly improved but is memory heavy

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First take the video tutorial for the RRC's GIS Viewer at http://www.mineralrightsforum.com/video/texas-railroad-gis-tutorial. Note that when you go to the page for the viewer at http://www.mineralrightsforum.com/video/texas-railroad-gis-tutorial that there is an old and a new viewer - the tutorial is for the OLD viewer (which I think is easier to use than the new one). You'll be able to zoom in to the blocks and sections and see what permits/wells are there. (Be sure in the drop down menu to click on 'Identify Wells'). This can give you some info to work with before you contact the county clerk.

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Culberson rig counts continue to creep up. activity is also spreading out a little.

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Thank you Michael and Wade,

I took the Tutorial, I found my property. Isn't it funny how all the wells miss my property. I own 21.5 acres in Culberson, But I only have the mineral rights on 10-1/2. How can I determine which are mine, And other than oil, are there many other profitable minerals being extracted?

Thanks Tom

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Thomas-

You have to know where in the particular section your minerals are located.

Although gas is back up to $5.00, still very little gas drilling. Not sure about hard minerals, if that is what you were asking about.

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go to texas county clerk website - you have to pay a small fee but you can pull up your court records from that site.

Thomas Slattery said:

Thank you Michael and Wade,

I took the Tutorial, I found my property. Isn't it funny how all the wells miss my property. I own 21.5 acres in Culberson, But I only have the mineral rights on 10-1/2. How can I determine which are mine, And other than oil, are there many other profitable minerals being extracted?

Thanks Tom