We just received a generic letter from Scout Petroleum saying they are interested in purchasing all or a portion of our oil, gas and mineral rights? What do you all think about selling vs. leasing and does anyone have any experience with these people?
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What state, county, and township are you in? How much acreage do you have? All considerations in your decision.
Permalink Reply by Landowner on February 5, 2014 at 12:55am We are in Tioga County, Westfield Township, Pennsylvania. We have a little more than 90 acres
Thanks - never heard of Scout so cannot provide any insight. In terms of selling v. leasing, you should be able to find loads of information on this within GMS...do a simple search. Much will depend on your short term v. long term needs.
Permalink Reply by Roger Kolarz on June 23, 2014 at 2:46pm Hi Barb, I just received the same letter. I am a landowner in Brookfield township. 50 acres and my Shell lease ran out last year.
Have you had anyone else respond with Scout info or have you learned anything new? Thanks, Roger
Permalink Reply by Landowner on June 23, 2014 at 10:27pm Hi Roger,
They offered a couple of hundred an acre but we declined. Sorry but I don't know anything more to tell you at this time.
Permalink Reply by Roger Kolarz on June 25, 2014 at 12:42pm Thanks Barb,
If that is the offer to buy - they are a bit short. I've had bigger lease offers with Shell recently.
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