Anyone happen to know the going rate companies are leasing mineral rights for in Beaver County? If not Beaver County, any county in the panhandle?
Post the legal. Section Township and Range and I can see what I can find for you.
I suppose it goes without saying, but those Land Men can be crooked as a barrel of snakes. It's about more than money.
Know what you're getting into.
Know what you're getting into.
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I take exception to your statement. I happen to know several PLM company owners that I have known for 40 years and they are not crooked. In the early 1980's I worked for some of them and we tried to always pay the highest amount that we could to the mineral owners. The oil companies advised us what the price range they would pay. Ultimately the oil companies will have to pay the top dollar in the area when they have to force pool the remaining mineral owners.
I'm an independent petroleum landman and you can stick it where the frog lube don't shine. Yes, like your user name, you are ignorant.
OP, PM me and I will attempt to get you the information you're looking for.
I ammended my statement to say ''Some' Land Men.
Just be sure about how much damage they'll do to the surface. Just be aware.
Be aware any time you sign a contract.
In some cases that's for someone else to worry about. We own 100% of our minerals but sold the surface rights 13 years ago.
Surface rights have little or nothing to do with minerals.
I'm not saying there aren't come crooked landmen out there, but I'd say they were the exception, not the rule.
Surface rights have everything to do with mineral rights, because the only way to extract the minerals is from the surface.
A drilling rig has a LARGE footprint
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