Leflore County, ok

Oil and Gas Leasing Help
1

I own minerals in Leflore County, Oklahoma Sec. 23-1-26. Anyone know of anything

going on in that area?

Bob Myers

2

Find your county group here: http://www.mineralrightsforum.com/county-groups

I believe there is a Le Flore County group already, but if not you are welcome to create one HERE.

3

Not since natural gas prices fell off a cliff from overproduction.

4

Tim Metz said:

Not since natural gas prices fell off a cliff from overproduction.

5

Not living in the area, I didn’t know Leflore County had gas prospects. I was kind of banking on oil development.

Is there gas production in Leflore?

Bob Myers

6

There was zero oil produced in all of Leflore County for the entire year of 2012, no oil at all, then or now.

There was a fair amount of gas activity way back when natural gas prices were over $8 per mcf but now nothing to speak of. The horizontal gas wells were not very good and haven’t seen any horizontal wells drilled in several years, just a handful of bad straight holes.

Sorry, they were bringing top dollar back then like $2,000 to $8,000 per acre, now I have recently seen sellers get only $250 per acre in a crowd of mineral buyers and most couldn’t find a buyer. Everyone says never sell, took 100 years to get to the high, maybe in another 100 years they will be worth that high price again.

7

Thanks for the information. Sure sounds like a very poor region for oil and gas. Sorry to hear this, but the truth is always glad to have.

Thanks again.

Bob Myers

Mineral Joe said:

There was zero oil produced in all of Leflore County for the entire year of 2012, no oil at all, then or now.

There was a fair amount of gas activity way back when natural gas prices were over $8 per mcf but now nothing to speak of. The horizontal gas wells were not very good and haven’t seen any horizontal wells drilled in several years, just a handful of bad straight holes.

Sorry, they were bringing top dollar back then like $2,000 to $8,000 per acre, now I have recently seen sellers get only $250 per acre in a crowd of mineral buyers and most couldn’t find a buyer. Everyone says never sell, took 100 years to get to the high, maybe in another 100 years they will be worth that high price again.