40 acres
Property for reference: All the Northeast quarter of the southeast quarter (NE/4 SE/4) of Section 12, township 14 North, Range Eight West of Indian Meridian, Canadian county, OK
We have other producing wells all around this area just not on the property we own. Interested in seeing what can be done . . . .
You should already be held by the Simba 12-14N-8W horizontal well since 2016. Devon is the operator. Are you getting paid on it? It is a 640 acre spacing so includes your quarter section.
Thanks for the info. Yes they are currently paying. So I’m assuming since the section is already “held” that’s it for oil production?
Held for oil and gas so you are good! And you have room for infill wells down the road.
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Hello,
I own 36 acre property in Culberson County, BLK 112 NW/4SE/4 SEC 2. I had a landman contact me saying that I have surface rights and want to purchase the land, I am trying to determine whether I own the mineral rights as well without having to pay for a title search. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Welcome to the forum.
You need to get a good attorney with surface lease experience to help you get the best deal and protect your interests during both the drilling phase and the ultimate production phase. Then you can decide if you want to sell it or lease it.
The first person to ask is the landman about the mineral rights. He may have already done the title work. You can also do a search on www.Texasfile.com. Free to search, a few dollars to print. The other search site is www.courthousedirect.com.
Thank you for the advice, I will follow up on your suggestions.
Hi Martha,
I have been trying to find a title company or landman to perform a mineral runsheet to determine if my mineral rights were severed but I am not having any luck finding someone who can do this for Culberson County. A landman keeps calling me to purchase my property but when I ask him questions about my mineral rights, he said they were severed but not showing me proof. I asked him why he was interested in buying my property, he said the same reason I purchased it. Clearly, I feel he is hiding something. I called the clerk of courts but the clerk researched it going back to 3 prior deeds that was it. I can’t move forward until I know whether I have mineral rights or not. Do you know anyone that is trustworthy that I can reach out to to find out about the mineral rights?
The directories tab above has several attorneys listed. They usually have landmen that they trust. You will need one anyway for surface use.
FYI Block 45 just to the NW of you has seven horizontal permits by Chevron, so sounds like someone is looking for a new site location.