Things are heating up in Trumbull County and this is the place to talk about it. The Utica is looking more promising and, for better or worse, Trumbull County could be right in the middle of it.
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Tri-State Energy recently held meetings for residents in Fowler, Brookfield, etc. They were offering $3000 an acre. They promised to pay within 90 day of signing their lease. They claim, through one of their representatives, that Chesapeak has pulled out and they're taking over. I learned that Tri-State Energy had been bought and sold a number of times. They currently own all the Circle K's and 76 Gas Stations. They also own a large number of oil refineries and oil service supplies. However, a few years back, they were in Colorado frack drilling with Exon and went belly up when Exon pulled out. TSE took out a $1.1 million loan from the federal government to help them recover and defaulted on it. Chesapeak is having financial difficulties and has ceased making offers at this time. So, if people are not getting lease offers at this time, it is not because our area has limited potential. These companies are having money woes.
Rick, Thanks for the info.
Tom, PAC was ten years with a lease no one in their right mind would sign.
The Campbell Dev. lease was 5 and 5, once again, the lease was not acceptable at all.
Mercer county lease 5 and 5 - Rick
Richard, May I ask how long the lease was for with the other offers?
Tom, no, ours did not either, just a number to call if we are interested.
In November 2011, PAC energy offered us 2000/arce. Also in Novermber Campbell Development offered 2000 then 2400 then 2500/acre. Have 69 to lease (brookfield twp).
I have a farm in mercer county we signed with hilcorp in december for 3250 and happy with that.
Very surprised I have not got an offer on a lease in Trumbull as good as my Transfer Pa property. Have 170acres in Crawford County pa and have no offers at all yet. - Rick
Why are people listening to, and believing all of the lies and cover-ups of the oil and gas companies? Have any of you even thought about the reality instead of the money? I don't think so. Look try to watch this GASLAND.
Richard,
I also received a letter from them. Did your letter tell you how long the lease was for? Mine did not. Thanks, Tom
We received a letter from Shale Investment Fund as well. Got online and could not find much on them. That is the 3rd and highest offer in 4 months, but have no plans on signing with them.
My personal ( yet uninformed opinion ) Is that the gas companies are waiting to see more from this area ( aka test well in Parkman ) and that will help determine the interest in Trumbull. seeing as how the Parkman area has been poked at we will see results from ALOV soon. Just my $0.02
Side note as my OCD is kicking in.
Can someone please teach ALOV how to spell Trumbull on their sight.....
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