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Comment by Rick Rudolph on February 12, 2014 at 10:45am

Triad leased 32,000 acres around Washington and Noble counties

Comment by Rick Rudolph on February 12, 2014 at 10:43am

MNW = Landmen. Triad Hunter is a division of Magnum Hunter out of Texas. Triad is drilling in and around Washington County.

Comment by Dee A on February 12, 2014 at 10:43am

When we signed with SEOLA, there was about 14k plus acres in the deal, in just the northern part of Washington County. I know it's a good deal higher now. I have little doubt, this company has the most acres signed in the county so far. But, SEOLA can answer a lot of questions for you, with no strings. All I can say, again, is that I'll never, ever be sorry I signed. My life has changed so much this past year, all for the better and mostly due to the bonus. And, if they don't have a producing well in about another 3 1/2 years, I'll get the same bonus again, or be set free to sign with another company. 

Comment by Roy A. Wagner on February 12, 2014 at 10:41am

Who is MNW Energy and who is Triad Hunter?  What do each of them do?

Comment by Rick Rudolph on February 12, 2014 at 10:28am

Contact Doug Mallet at MNW Energy. They have closed deals with Triad Hunter and Protégé. Their group has done an excellent job and are very professional. His email is mallettdoug@hotmail.com

Comment by Roy A. Wagner on February 12, 2014 at 10:25am

Who to contact and How to find out what Leases exist on the properties in Washington County?  Are Leases on file with the County Courthouse?  with the ODNR?  Anybody know who and what to contact?

It does not make any sense to sign a lease with one outfit if all of the neighbors, who would need to be involved in the POOL, are signed up with somebody else.

Also, lots of the Land in Washington County are under 1970's era leases that are producing little or nothing on shallow wells.   Are these Shallow Leases, paying hundred or even tens of dollars per year sufficient to hold the current mineral leases for the land?   IF so, has anyone already gone to the trouble of hiring Legal Council to break the Leases via the Pooling Clauses?  If not,  Anybody want to?

Comment by Dee A on February 12, 2014 at 10:12am

I very, very strongly suggest that anyone who has property in Washington County who has't leased yet, contact SEOLA. They got a GREAT deal for many landowners there last year. Including an amazing lease with an excellent company. We were paid very quickly. This company is now in the process of pooling in order to start some drilling, and when I called them a couple of months ago, they were looking for more acreage there. I didn't lease my land without researching for years, but this was a great bonus and wonderful lease with pages and pages of landowner protections. http://seohiolandowners.org/about_us.aspx

Comment by Samuel J. Orr on February 7, 2014 at 4:40pm

Did Vortex pay any leases in Ohio. Vortex Petroleum LLC is the Delaware corporation formed in June 2013 that Attorney John Wells and SOEC were promoting after DUX paid nobody. Like Dux, Vortex is a shell company with no assets, no history of drilling wells, and with no ability to drill wells. I pose this question because apparently Attorney Wells may have taken his traveling roadshow to West Virginia and it appears that man landowners in Pleasants, Tyler, and perhaps Wetzel County signed leases in favor of Vortex. Supposedly thousands of acres are involved but to my knowledge none of the leases have been paid.

Comment by Steve Wagner on February 7, 2014 at 10:20am

A friend of mine from Waterford was approached by a company (TGS) to do seismic testing on his property. Anyone know anything about this?

Comment by Roy A. Wagner on January 29, 2014 at 10:38am

Mike McDowell, regarding Utica in Ohio, I have 80 Acres in Washington County in the Dunham Township Area, West of Marietta.  I will advise you if I hear of anything and would appreciate it if you advise me as well. thanks.  Roy

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