Thanks James, appreciate the reply. What would be the benefit of participating in the COGCC forced pooling process? Isn’t that something to be avoided?
For context, my mineral interest is fractional percentage, too small to merit engaging an attorney. If Bison were to accept edits to my lease agreement, it is more likely for expedience than because I have any leverage.
And given my understanding of numerous small interests in this property, Bison will likely have to file for forced pooling regardless, in order to get everyone accounted for. So it’s not as though failing to sign me will save them that trouble.
You mention “looking to production of nearby wells”, which I was able to find on GOGCC’s online map as last 12 months production.
How about information on the lease provisions of nearby leases or other leases on this tract? Aside from posting that question here (no responses thus far), is that information entirely confidential or are there sources?