East Ohio Oil and Gas LLC

I’m bringing this topic over from the shaleforum. Does anyone know the intentions of these guys? As of yesterday they have leased over 10,000 acres(April 2017- present) in Knox county. Some info from shaleforum members include: they are paying $100/acre for all strata and East Ohio Oil and Gas is a shell company for Western Land Services. Any other information is appreciated.

http://www.recorder.co.knox.oh.us/

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Permalink Reply by Ralph cramdon on December 27, 2018 at 1:50pm

THX 

Permalink Reply by Inchworm antenna on December 27, 2018 at 5:28pm

I just read the farm and dairy article posted here from 12/18/18. I was instrumental in facilitating an amendment in another Columbia gas storage field where a bunch of landowners sued to try to break the old storage and production dual purpose leases. The plaintiffs ended up with an amendment much like the one the landowners who did not sue. When the lawsuit was initiated gas prices were high and the driller seemed excited to get going, but instead they were stalled by the lawsuit landowners. When prices were high butbut drill delayed, that is a cost and potentialphuge royalty loss our community may never realize. Pad development in our srtorage area is starting to pick up now that prices and cost have been stabilizing, and the driller recently was granted a forced pooling win against three landowners who did not sign a lease or amendment. All I'm saying here is attorneys can be great for advisement, however their advisement can also sometimes lead to unintended negative consequences. There is a reason they call a law practice a "practice". Be careful with your decisions. Good luck!

Permalink Reply by Butchc on December 28, 2018 at 12:13am

The first knox county leases were recorded in April of 2017. If all are the same 2 year initial term as mine that means in a few months Cabot will have to  renew or release. With all of the activity well north of Knox county it will be interesting seeing who gets renewed or dropped . My largest holdings are at the extreme  southern portion  of the play. I am not expecting  a renewal based upon what is known at this juncture. 

Permalink Reply by Gary Castellini on December 28, 2018 at 4:52am

2 things tell me Cabot’s wells are a bust

1. The price per acre hasn’t raised from the $25/acre in the past 2 plus years

2. There has been no competition leasing the area. Two men can keep a secret when one of them is dead. If the wells were economical the flippers would be leasing up the outskirts. :(

Permalink Reply by Butchc on December 28, 2018 at 5:29am

Know what you mean Gary.. We will know more come April when we find out if and where they renew leases. That they can not hide from.   I guess you know  that $25 per acre is just in the Columbia  storage field? Other areas it is $100 for the I initial 2 years and $200 for the next 5.

Permalink Reply by James Vanderink on December 28, 2018 at 5:51am

The first leases were signed in September 2016 but were not recorded till April 2017 so they are either expired/not renewed or they could have been extended/paid up for the next 3 years. They like to hold onto the these as long as possible for obvious reasons. Look up some of the early signers and ask them if they were paid. They are probably your neighbors. 

Unless someone is privy to Cabot’s intentions they most certainly will not disclose what they have or don’t have. At $44/barrel oil I would say they will cap the wells and leave it in the ground. I would. 

J

Permalink Reply by Butchc on December 28, 2018 at 10:21am

Shows how much I know James, for some reason I thought they went into affect when recorded. I will check the auditors site and see if I know any of the early signers. 

Permalink Reply by Blueflame_02 on December 31, 2018 at 7:39am

I imagine that end of Q2-Q3 2019, we will hear something from Cabot on their Ohio exploration. When the plan was to spend ~$75 mill on exploration and their Permian exploration was a bust, investors are going to want to see some sort of return on investment. May not be ideal pricing to produce at but they can always go back and drill more later while gaining some revenue now (if the wells are even capable of producing).

Permalink Reply by Butchc on January 20, 2019 at 3:23pm

Hi again, I finaly got a hold of a fellow who was one of the very first signers in Knox county.  His lease iinitial period is for 5 years, not 2 like mine so nothing to share  about renewals at this time.

Permalink Reply by Bluejack Farms on January 22, 2019 at 11:25am

I think you are the only one from the area on here Butch. It would be nice if more from the area were on here. Maybe we need a GoKnoxDolomite.com 

Permalink Reply by Inchworm antenna on December 29, 2018 at 5:03am

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Permalink Reply by James Vanderink on January 6, 2019 at 2:12pm

Rig up in Richland county

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