Any help and advice would be appreciated -
I own mineral rights in:
Creek County: Section 25-Township 14 North-Range 7 East, Section 11-Township 15 North-Range 7 East, Section 14-Township 15 North-Range 7 East, Section 1-Township 16 North-Range 7 East, Section 2-Township 16 North-Range 7 East, Section 7-Township 14 North-Range 8 East, Section 16-Township 15 North-Range 8 East, Section 20-Township 15 North-Range 8 East, Section 30-Township 15 North-Range 8 East, Section 33-Township 15 North-Range 8 East, Section 15-Township 18 North-Range 10 East, Section 12-Township 14 North-Range 7 East, Section 18-Township 14 North-Range 8 East, Section 32-Township 15 North-Range 8 East
Lincoln County: Section 7-Township 16 North-Range 4 East, Section 35-Township 16 North-Range 6 East, Section 26-Township 14 North-Range 3 East
I was recently mailed an offer to purchase mineral rights in Lincoln. I had multiple lease offers on Lincoln & Creek County back in 2014 but refused all offers being I had no clue what I was doing and new to it all. I haven’t had any activity on Creek County since 2014.
Like lots of other folks I didn’t know I owned any mineral rights until I got the call from a Landman in 2014. I haven’t had the time to do enough research to figure out and understand what I own.
Has anyone had any activity in any of these sections or can tell me what’s the latest going on? I put everything on hold with my mineral interest over the last couple of years since the oil & gas market has been down.
Also is any of my mineral interest in or near the Cushing-Drumright field? Would that increase or decrease the value any? And what’s the best route in finding a professional who can help me understand the value of what I own. Should I contact an Oil & Gas Attorney? I’m located in Texas, is it possible to find an Attorney who works with Texas and Oklahoma Oil & Gas or should I look for an Attorney near my mineral interest? Or is there a less expensive more efficient route to educating myself?
Any other thoughts and advice would be much appreciated.
Thank you, Blue