I am interested in the current bonus and royalty rates in central Lycoming, particularly Lewis and Gamble Townships. Also what lessees hold the key positions in these townships.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Oberdorf on April 5, 2011 at 9:27am Seneca and Anadarko are hot and heavy in your area. Seneca (National Fuel Gas) is brining a pipeline from the DCNR tract in Lewis Twp down to the Transco and hope to have it operational by fall. The area is proving to be really good, I would think no less than $4,500/acre and 18% minimum.
Have there been any signed leases lately that have been over $4500 an acre? In late 2009 and into 2010, some lease rates seemed to hit 5500, 5750, etc. I have heard in some areas rates have dropped, but I don't think they have much in Lycoming County. If you had to guess Jeff, what would you guess for a 100 acre property in Mifflin Township, near the PVR pipeline?
Permalink Reply by Jeff Oberdorf on May 18, 2011 at 8:14am
Permalink Reply by erik feist on June 13, 2011 at 12:44pm Currently have an offer from Seneca on a 100+ acre property : 5 year lease 4K/acre and 19% royalties in Gamble.
Has anyone done better lately or negotiated up from their offer?
Eric
I am working with clients who own almost 400 mineral acres in Lewis and Gamble Tps who are negotiating with Range. I'd be interested to speak with you concerning your discussions w Seneca.
Permalink Reply by erik feist on June 14, 2011 at 6:42am
Permalink Reply by Chris Downey on June 29, 2011 at 2:33am In the next 6 to 12 months, there will be a ton of leases due to be renewed.
I am wondering what bonus rates/royalties are being negotiated currently
in Lycoming County. Any input would be appreciated.
Any and all townships.
Any tricky changes in leases to watch out for?
thanks
chris
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