My sister and I have about 2,000 acres of mineral/gas/oil/sand/gravel, water, etc. rights in Coal and Johnston County, Oklahoma. Does anyone know a ballpark price we should charge or anyone interested or where to go to sell our rights?
The answer to that question would be vastly different in Johnson vs Coal due to the geology. You will probably get offers now that you have posted here.
There is a lot of horizontal drilling in Coal, so probably higher prices there than in Johnston, but also dependent upon where your acreage is.
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Be the southeast corner of Johnston then goes into Coal at the southwest corner right through the town of Bromide. About 3,000 acres in each county.
Township and ranges are more helpful as that is how most companies “think”
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Section 19, Township 3 North, Range 11, Section 2, Northwest Northeast. Section 19, Township 3 North, Range 11, East Northeast Northeast Northeast. Section 19, Township 3 North, Range 11, Southwest Northeast. Township 3 North, Range 11, East Section 2 Northeast Northeast. Who might be interested in these lands?
This is 20 acres. It should read S2 NW4 NE4 19-3N-R11E
This does not look right. It should have the "2"s and the "4"s in it. Tiny acreage. Do you really mean E2 NE4 NE4 NE4 NE4? If so, then this is 1.25 acres?
This might be 40 acres. Should read SW4 NE2 19-3N-11E
I am assuming this is section 19.
If so, then the S2 NE4 NE4 19-3N-11E is 20 acres.
You have two horizontal wells that you should be getting royalties on and parts of 4 other wells. Before you sell, you might need to figure out exactly what you have. You should have active leases on this section.