Fayette and Lavaca County TX Oil Activity

GK needs to get some legit geo and engineering input before following through on his scouting based “assumptions”.

Very clear that Bull Run’s first two wells are in the Eagle Ford / Eaglebine section.

And agree that Buda Lime production in this area is 100% based on natural fracturing

Yeah but Budagate just has a nice ring to it.

Eagle Gate just doesn’t have the pizzazz! Too mundane and much less mysterious

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We have property between Hallettsville and North of Breslau. East of 957. After reading hundreds of posts here are there still no activity in the near future for this area anytime soon? Can anyone provide a land man’s name and cell number we can contact for any updates? Thank you in advance.

Sounds like you haven’t been leased yet.

I don’t have any contact people / numbers to share with you, but - if you do get a contact person - the odds of getting any worthwhile info out of them as to future leasing or drilling ranges are very slim.

Companies tend to not share this info with leased mineral owners let alone unleased mineral owners.

I apologize for being the bearer of negative news, but this lack of info flow is the norm in the oilfield

If you give a block, abstract name and number and section, we can tell you how close leasing is to you.

I have a lease offer on it’s way to the lawyer as we speak.

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Is the offer with Matrix or another ?

Flatland, Muldoon area. A-74 survey.

EOG at it again…

Yup.

Also, A-232.

July 2026 Nat Gas numbers for EOG wells Lavaca county;

Blackshear .6 million cubic feet per day

Parr .8

Reimers .2

Monster .1

Francis 1.0

Friends 3.7

Harwi 1.5

Mulinge 2.8

Bullard 2.3

Maddox 5.2

Holbrook 2.7

Chapman 3.9

Rawlins 2.6

Bruhn 2.8

Still the easterly units are well outperforming their “sister” west side units almost 2 to 1 in both oil and nat gas production. Will be interesting to see what Alfaro and Kenobi will do…if EOG figures out what to do…

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Get with someone familiar with RRC GIS site or subscription to drilling info to check for permits in the area. Typically how mineral purchasers find info on owners in the area are the tax rolls on producing wells.

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I got it covered. Thanks. :+1: