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Mike Bardzel commented on Keith Mauck (Site Publisher)'s group 'Wyoming County, PA'

"I am in East Lemon Twshp. My property borders Tunkhannock Creek. I also just received my bonus from Chesapeake. It actually came in the mail about 140 some days after I signed. After inquiring it turned out that the gas guy "Elite Land…"

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All things pertaining to the Marcellus Shale in Wyoming County.

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Nov 18, 2009

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What is your role in the Marcellus?: Landowner

Why are you here?: Selling Royalties, Protecting the Environment, Finding Land to Lease

Which state(s) are you following?: Pennsylvania

Tell us your story...: The gas people are always very cordial and knowlegeable and nice people. Just too bad there is always a high turnover. You just get to know one really well and they are replaced or they move onto another field etc. One pronlem is....I'll hook up a gas lease guy with a neighbor or friend and just when others want to get information or possibly sign up the lease guy is gone.

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At 3:00pm on November 23, 2009, LandownerKeith Mauck (Site Publisher) said…: Just wanted to touch base with you. Hope things are well and that this is a site where you can dive in and begin contributing. Please be sure to check out our county groups and see if there is a county you can participate in. Have fun "shaling."

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At 7:45pm on November 18, 2009, Justin McCartney said…: You're welcome, i'm definitely not the man, just a young buck excited about the future of the Appalachian Basin.. I think this play will be bigger than the steel industry was to Pa