Tioga County, PA

All things pertaining to the Marcellus Shale in Tioga County.

  • Brian Day

    Hi. If you have an offer of $350 an acre and are not in a big hurry, you might want to hold off a bit. Also, check out a site rlstore.tiogapa. A huge amount of drilling permits have been applied for and many aproved in the county. Much activity, both drilling and pipeline, is going on. I think that lease payments may be substantially greater there soon.
  • Brian Day

    That site is rlstore.co/tiogapa. I left out a slash
  • Scott Wilcox

    Any information on a gas well accident near Millerton?
  • Louis G. Decker

    We have 10.3 acres in Gaines Township, south of Pine Creek, and Ultra Resources has offered us a lease agreement. We are currently reviewing the contract. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with R&R Energy Consulting?
  • HMND

    I am curious to find out with all the Marcellus shale talk out there, what it had done to price of land. I have a property in Wellsboro area.
  • Brian Day

    I had been part of a group that R & R Consulting negotiated for about 2 years ago, and they actually negotiated the first and current lease that I hold with East at this time. East wished to replace this lease through R & R about a year and a half ago. I was not satisfied with the lease offer and refused, holding to the old lease. Ultra is now afiliated with
    East in Tioga County I believe. The people at R & R seem to be good people wishing to give a good service. Never the less, They are not the only negotiating body in the area, nor will East and Ultra likely be the soul drillers in Tioga County. Hear what R & R offers, but look into some other options. Beyond this advice, I do not wish to state any more information in this public forum. I think tha each member of this Web site has a private in nox, although I seldom find anything in mine.
  • Greg Sovas

    You may want to consider our new landowner coalition, Twin Tiers Landowners Coalition at www.twintlc.com. We will be focusing on Tioga County, PA and Steuben County, NY.
  • Brian Day

    So nice to see some options developing and appearing on this site! Thank you Greg.
  • Lynn Wigglesworth

    Greg; are you seeing much activity in Tioga County? Since I turned down East's offer, I haven't heard a thing. Do you think your group can get landowners more than East's 'firm' offer of $1500/15/5? I've heard from many sources that they refuse to budge.
  • Bonnie M

    Does anyone have any idea why there is so little activity in Lawrence Township, Tioga County? We are leased through 2011 with East at $60/12.5/5 and were hoping for a top lease since they are drilling within 2 miles of us but they refuse to budge saying they do not top lease if you have more than a year on your existing lease. Was wondering if anyone had heard of any near future plans here for drilling.
  • Greg Sovas

    Lynn, we are just starting our group, but offers are just that. I would never tell you that we could do better than a current offer. You need to decide on your own. The only thing I will say is that there is strength in numbers and that we will do our very best to get you a fair and reasonable offer. We certainly don't want to appear to advertise on the blog.
  • Scott Wilcox

    I was told that Chesapeake had several people in the Tioga County's Register and Recorder office last week. Can anyone verify this ?
  • Mike C.

    Chesapeake has folks in almost every NE PA courthouse right now.
  • Greg Sovas

    You may want to read my "Outlook for Marcellus Development in Pennsylvania and New York – December 2009" on our Twin Tiers Landowners Coalition website (www.twintlc.com, see Viewpoint, 5.). Marcellus development will go forward in NY and both NY and PA landowners will share in the wealth. Three events this week reinforced my confidence in the long-term prospects of the Marcellus.
  • gerald f miksis

    to susan yungwirth; where are you with regard to pine creek
  • Susan Yungwirth

    Gerald, I am in covington, but am very very familiar with pine creek area... I was raised next door to Donnie Johnson (has a well on rt 362.) My family had the small farm just to the east of his property... sold it one and a half years ago....all rights went with it...... Pine creek is about 2 miles from there...the area is very near and dear to me
  • Lynn Wigglesworth

    Susan; I'm right around the corner from Don on 660. I used to buy hay from him. Do you know if his well is on a pipeline and producing yet? I'm concerned that East is pushing to get all these wells in, but are they making any royalties yet?