Read on the internet a report on an investor site that Halcon had bought over 30,000 net acres of deep rights in Ohio from NCL. These it stated were from 50 foot above the Utica down for a sum of $6,100.00 per acre. What does any one know about this. This agreement was dated May 8 with an effectivbe date in June. Thanks for any information you can provide.
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Yes, most older leases have some restrictions that will need to be waived to form the necessary parcel sizes for drlling.
Yes, if we form a unified group along the lines of ALOV. Definitely no, if we talk to them individually. They will dictate the terms. Our only rights will be equal to or less than our outdated leases allow. Normally no bonus, and 12.5% royalty. They have absolutely no reason to increase our lease terms and conditions for our benefit. I would like to see a reasonable bonus and an increased royalty. Individually we are like a single soldier fighting an entire army. That may be honorable, but the result won’t be good.
You are correct Sage59. I believe that we should get the Lordstown Landowners Group started ASAP. I believe that Halcon paid NCL a premium, with no residual royalties for a reason. They knew that they would probably need to retain some inducements for negotiating waivers with the Lessor's holding these antiquated mineral leases.
I am sure they are monitoring this site so we should limit our discussions, as of now, and organize a meeting of all the locals.
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