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Comment by Jim Litwinowicz on December 1, 2011 at 7:58am

I replied on the discussion he started rather than dominate this general forum.  Thats how its supposed to work.

Everyone has their own situation. People can decide what they think is best. Just don't understand why people that want to go it alone have to put down people that join a group...especially when the great majority of groups over several years consistently have gotten much better terms.

And I am not a landman as I do not represent gas companies but represent the landowners.

Comment by R. East on December 1, 2011 at 7:49am

Richard - Your right on! Jim pretty much hits every Group on here and plugs in Co-X. IF CoX sells a deal he gets paid by them. These groups can do it on their own and dont need a "Broker" like Co-X. Map it, show it, sell it.

Comment by 1956 on December 1, 2011 at 4:08am

Jim sounds like you’re a landsman. You replied to my
discussion forum. I am a land owner that is looking out for my rights and I believe
that you don’t have to belong to a county wide group to get a better deal  and for them to tell me how to run my deal on
my leases.  If anyone out there needs to
ask me why they can respond to me

Comment by Jim Litwinowicz on November 30, 2011 at 3:30pm

Found out yesterday that Co-eXprise is having a meeting Thursday night in Crawford County.  All are welcome to come, listen, and ask questions.

Thursday              December 1       Penn Ohio           Conneaut Lake, PA          6:30pm      Victory Family Worship Center

 

 If you decide to attend, look me up!

 

Jim

Comment by Dave on November 25, 2011 at 5:40pm

property in meadville and will be joining this group.

Comment by myles fetterhoff on November 24, 2011 at 7:13am

I'm in eastern crawford and have joined the group with many of my friends.

Comment by myles fetterhoff on November 24, 2011 at 6:04am

Anyone else out here from Eastern Crawford County?  Any prodution news on the Oil Creek well?  

Comment by Sam Douglass on November 23, 2011 at 3:37pm

In the sandy formations the landman shrugs his shoulders if you don't lease and then leases around you to get your gas.

In tight formations like the Utica and the Marcellus they cannot pull the gas from very far - lateral wells about 500 feet apart appears to be pretty standard.  Not only are they not likely to get the gas from the small tract, but that same small tract may block the path of drilling to many other parcels.  There have been cases in which not only the producer pleads for the small tract owner to lease - neighbors get upset and want the small tract owner to lease.  Of course when the Governor changes his mind and signs into law a provision that allows what some call force pooling they can get the drill through your property.  But the drillers would prefer to have a lease.  Depending on what law is passed the producer could end up with the unleased parcel owner being his partner and that is not a very happy thought fot the producer.   Hopefully, whatever law is passed will not give away too much to the producer.  Opposition to the force pooling is probably misguided.  Instead, property owners should be lobbying with their Senators and Representatives for the right kind of law that offers some balance.

Its just possible that if the owner of a small parcel scattered from any block of owners will get some support from the group for what s/he needs  by throwing in some support.  Even if a producer making a deal does not end up using a scattered parcel, that parcel can beome trading stock with a neighboring producer when they get to swapping tracts to straighten out lines.

Comment by Kim Conaway on November 23, 2011 at 1:08pm

@Jim Dickerson,  Are you in eastern crawford county?  We are located in Troy Center with 48 acres and would love to hear from people in eastern crawford, as putting money upfront in a tight economy is a little scary if there aren't many people in eastern crawford.  Could possible increase our acreage because we have adjoining acres that are family owned.  We are under a lease for 14 acres of our land and we know that other adjoining acres are in leases because there are wells on them.  The lease on the 14 acres is awful and gives RR the right to do just about anything.  We haven't collected any money in royalties since owning the property in May.  RR says that it is still producing, but I'm guessing not much.

Comment by Jim Dickinson on November 23, 2011 at 7:18am

On 11/17 Kim Conaway asked a question about what happens to members in Eastern Crawford County when a lease is signed for Western County properties? Seemed like a fair question...

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