John Stanton III started a very active thread on the Venango County site about results of the Allam well. He accidentally deleted the entire thread. He wonders if it could be revived. Could you please contact him. He has reposted the thread's original title but of course the numerous post to the original thread are gone. Thanks for any help!
Yes, thank you. Just wish the price was higher! On the bright side, it is double from this time last year. I love to play around with the royalty calculator. They are coming to drill 2 more wells next month.
Attached is EQT's law firm blog site announcing that a Force Pooling (Lease Integration) bill will be introduced in the West Virginia legislature this year. You can find it at: http://wvnaturalgasblog.blogspot.com.
Enjoy your articles. Also appreciate all Your efforts on landowners behalf. We own 95 acres in Cussawago township. Grandfathers original farm. Proud to be able to use the farm for some farming but mostly hunting. And recreation. Any further developments in the area. Tax. Dave Cykoski
keith...we have property in wayne county and would like to join a group in that area..we own 14 acers with mineral rights and a large bm-19 pipeline that runs thru our land by a rite of way agreement my great grandmother signed..we would like to learn more, do you know of any contact info for a wayne county landowners group ?? thank you
H, Keith - great site you've created. Is it possible for me to cut and paste web addresses? Do I have access to all the boards, or just the Muskingum County?
Wonder if site should be renamed Marcellus/ Utica rather than just Marcellus. The term Marcellus shale unfortunately seems to be used in a restrictive way, but also is often used in posts to this site to refer to the Utica Shale or both the Marcellus and Utica /shales. I have been told that Marcellus Shale under my land in western Venango County is insufficiently thick to have value but that the underlying Utica Shale may be reasonably good. It would be nice if shale articles were better at stating the specific shale formation or formations under discussion.
Over a year ago I wrote and copyrighted a book concerning the Utica/Pt. Pleasant play in Ohio. I update in once a month as to drilling activity or other pertinent news. Several members have expressed interest in buying it, but I have resisted until now. Can you give me any input please as to how to advertise on your site? My book is in excess of 100 pages, including exhibits, but is written in layman's terms, and I think landowners would find it to be a wealth of information.
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John Stanton III started a very active thread on the Venango County site about results of the Allam well. He accidentally deleted the entire thread. He wonders if it could be revived. Could you please contact him. He has reposted the thread's original title but of course the numerous post to the original thread are gone. Thanks for any help!
Mr. Mauck, I accidentally delleted a discussion on GMS, Is there any way to restore? Thanks for your help!!!!
Yes, thank you. Just wish the price was higher! On the bright side, it is double from this time last year. I love to play around with the royalty calculator. They are coming to drill 2 more wells next month.
Keith,
Any thoughts about Ron's land owner advocacy group "MULA"?
Could it use GMS as a platform the way County Groups do ?
Mark McGrail
330-883-8891
Hi Ken,
Attached is EQT's law firm blog site announcing that a Force Pooling (Lease Integration) bill will be introduced in the West Virginia legislature this year. You can find it at: http://wvnaturalgasblog.blogspot.com.
Could you give a call at 407-493-4852.
Thanks.
Ron Hayhurst
with The West Virginia Royalty Owners Association
Enjoy your articles. Also appreciate all Your efforts on landowners behalf. We own 95 acres in Cussawago township. Grandfathers original farm. Proud to be able to use the farm for some farming but mostly hunting. And recreation. Any further developments in the area. Tax. Dave Cykoski
keith...we have property in wayne county and would like to join a group in that area..we own 14 acers with mineral rights and a large bm-19 pipeline that runs thru our land by a rite of way agreement my great grandmother signed..we would like to learn more, do you know of any contact info for a wayne county landowners group ?? thank you
Will the information be available on line or elsewhere on the Clark/royalty issue??
Can not attend but have a deducting royalty lease on shallow wells.
Kieth we would like to have you on Inside Shale this Tuesday to inform our audience on
The agency's groundwater contamination finding is undermined by the U.S. Geological Survey.
By KEITH MAUCK
You can view our shows at www.insideshale.com
It would be for 8--15 minutes phone interview 9am-10a statewide across WV. 304.623.6546 - sorry we did not have email or phone from the article.
Thank you
how can i add a discussion on the marshall site? i have added discussions to the large site. thank you, pat fiegen
GBrewer commented on Keith Mauck (Site Publisher)'s page 'Royalty Calculator'
I think the new "avatar" photograph is quite good - very appropriate. No time for a coffee, there's work to do and the target is in view!
i just wanted to C&P the Ohio DNR Oil and Gas Well Locator well info site. It's not simple to use, but once you get the idea it's really useful.
H, Keith - great site you've created. Is it possible for me to cut and paste web addresses? Do I have access to all the boards, or just the Muskingum County?
Has there been any lease signings yet together as a group? I would like to get signed up if that happens. Thanks, Don Losh
Wonder if site should be renamed Marcellus/ Utica rather than just Marcellus. The term Marcellus shale unfortunately seems to be used in a restrictive way, but also is often used in posts to this site to refer to the Utica Shale or both the Marcellus and Utica /shales. I have been told that Marcellus Shale under my land in western Venango County is insufficiently thick to have value but that the underlying Utica Shale may be reasonably good. It would be nice if shale articles were better at stating the specific shale formation or formations under discussion.
Keith,
How do you get someone off your friend's list?
I accidently friended someone I do not want!
Help!
Thank you for the header photo of the Tomb of the Unknown you put on the site today. Donna Conover
Keith,
Can we get Holmes County to show on the Ohio Counties list?
Thanks,
DLB
Keith,
Over a year ago I wrote and copyrighted a book concerning the Utica/Pt. Pleasant play in Ohio. I update in once a month as to drilling activity or other pertinent news. Several members have expressed interest in buying it, but I have resisted until now. Can you give me any input please as to how to advertise on your site? My book is in excess of 100 pages, including exhibits, but is written in layman's terms, and I think landowners would find it to be a wealth of information.
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