That is an elaborate answer, but I don't think that it cuts to the chase. Probably the best and most responsive reply to your question is no. There is nothing that you can typically do in Texas to prevent a mineral owner from executing an oil and gas lease if you do not own the minerals. (Or in turn keeping the rig off your land) The reason is that the mineral estate is considered to be the "dominant" estate. There is also nothing incorrect in Mallory's reply.
Be advised also that there are a ton of court cases in Texas that require the intrusion by the oil company that drills the well to be reasonable. Many land owners have filed lawsuits that have alleged the use by companies to be unreasonable or a nuisance. Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose. In conclusion, the ball is actually in your court. You don't have to close on the land if this issue concerns you so much.