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,,,meanwhile back at the home place each and every one of the nay-sayers are enjoying the cheap warmth of fossil fuels, using electricity fueled by fossils, driving to their meetings powered by fossil fuel on roads paved with fossil materials by equipment that runs on fossil fuels. Years ago I told one of these groups that I would respect the opinion of any one of them that walked to the meeting and did not do so on improved roads ,and were not wearing anything made from oil and were willing to go outside and stand in the heat instead of absorbing the A/C in the building.
I am more than a bit tired of being accused of profiteering from my land by people whose very lives and life styles depend on the crops grown there and the cheap oil that lies beneath it.
Truth of the matter is all they care about is NOT IN MY BACK YARD!! has nothing to do with the environment as a whole.
Well said Butch
Heard over the weekend that some landowners near Jelloway (Knox County) may have a Cabot well soon.
Had not heard the Jelloway rumor. I have been in that area a good bit lately and not seen any well pad work going on but have not been down every road and path either.
I did look at the recorders site this morning and EOO&G recorded more leases at the end of last week but no mine. Landman told us it would likely be March.
Just heard there was some landowners talking around Pealer Mill Rd. I think that would be in the line storage area.
Uh oh Bill Baker. You better round up your Frack Gypsies and head on down to Knox county :)
I am actually surprised that there has been zero scuttle bug along those lines.
Earlier I had posted that it just may be due to the lingering bad taste in people's mouths from the last bunch of carpet baggers that were highly concerned for our welfare,,, LOL
Recorders site shows they are real busy recording leases again. I am not curious enough to add it all up but lots of acreage in Knox County is under lease.
Mark my word..... someone(lawyer) will get the whole land group deal going again. Speaking of...... not a word from CCJ and this is right in their back yard. That tells me they got their hands in this somehow.
I mean Cabot coming to Ohio is kind of a big deal, right? They probably have leased around 50k acres in a county that is heavily held by production and not even a mention from the Mt. Vernon news.
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What was the offer from Columbia to landowners of the Brinker storage field back then? $25/acre and 1/8 royalty?
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