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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Murphy Oct 5, 2015. 3 Replies

Got a call from AU mineral buyers. Was wondering if they are a legit company and if anyone has had any dealings with them. They inquired about some minerals I own in belmont county ohioJ.B.Continue

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Jonathan Blair replied to James Vanderink's discussion 'Artex to drill shale wells in Muskingum and Noble counties.'
"10/18/2019 NOBLE BROOKFIELD 34121246490100 Permitted ARTEX ENERGY GROUP LLC BROOKFIELD-NO-15SE 1HPA Looks like it is permitted."
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At 6:19am on March 19, 2016, FRACIN MY CH4 said…
8500 to purch 100%, what recent offers have u received?
At 4:10am on March 12, 2013, Greg Hamilton said…

Hi Jonathan,

I went to the OOGA trade show and conference last week and got reeducated and recharged. No permits were issued for Muskingum this month but we have several landowners putting drilling units together with us. We helped a landowner negotiate a lease and get a big check last week on some reclaimed strip land that was landlocked. He was in Belmont Co. We shopped it around to several producers and made it happen.

At 7:19am on December 2, 2012, ken c said…

John glad to meet you I lve in western holmes county about 4 miles south of wayne county in  Ripley township.

Ken

At 6:46pm on February 13, 2012, John H said…

Jonathan,

Hope you are well.  You had previously expressed an interest in my book, and I have decided that the time is now right to release it.  I update it monthly for pertinent information and for my well/permit map.  If you are interested, I will give you first look at it and help me decide if it is worthy of publication and at what price.  I am pretty proud of it, but then again, I am a bit prejudiced!  120 pages approximately, including exhibits, and over 100 sources.

At 3:05pm on January 3, 2012, John H said…

Jonathan,

Good to hear from you.  Hope you had the happiest of holidays. 

As far as how far West, we shall soon see.  Devon Energy has pulled a horizontal and vertical permit each in both AShland and Medina counties.  They purportedly are buying as far West as Richland.  That would be an absolutely huge footprint for even a shale play....at least half of Ohio.  Word is that the wells in the East or the River counties are well pressured at depths of 9000' or so.  They are reportedly some concerns about pressure when you get less than a mile deep, which is more common moving Westward.  Devon claims to know and understand this and says they can identify those areas where permeability will allow production without stimulation.  Regardless of how far this play extends, remember this.  There is no way half of freaking Ohio can produce at the levels disclosed by CHK regarding the Buell well and others.  3000 bbls per day oil equivalent is staggering, if the decline curve is even remotely stable.  How many wells will they drill at $5 M minimum (5000" or so deep) if they are making 300 rather than 3000?  There obviously has to be several sweet spots as well as large pockets of inferior geology  if this play is even half as big as speculated.  Also worth mentioning,  Chesapeake, who started it all here really, claims the economics are superior in the wet gas region.  Devon claims the oil window (still largely unproven in my opinion) is more profitable.  What a great problem to have if one had to choose between the two. 

At 5:40am on August 30, 2011, John H said…
Thanks for responding. Wow! I hadn't heard anything above $500-$600. I thought $1000 sounded good.  A lot can change in a short period of time.  Are you at liberty to disclose who the lessee is?
At 1:39am on July 20, 2011, michael j belaj said…
Jonathan Muskingum County will take off when the wheeling twp well is drilled in Guernsey County the pad is made so drilling should take place soon. If it is a good well the oil and gas leassing will move west and east of this location MUSKINGUM    County looks good to me. Thanks michael J Belaj
At 11:22am on June 13, 2011, Finnbear said…
Send me your email address and we can talk further about this.
At 1:12pm on May 22, 2011, John H said…

Jonathan, I am no prophet but...my humble opinion will surely coincide with what you want to hear.  I have 2 different maps which indicate tha your property, especially that in the NE corner of the county is most likely oil.  That is if and when this is proven as a true oil play.  It is all speculation and conjecture now but, as far as this prospect goes, I would be happy to be in your shoes.

As to whether to lease at the offered price, well, you didn't ask my opinion on that so..... Good luck.  Hope I have been of assistance.  Keep in touch

At 7:06am on May 22, 2011, John H said…

True, Jonathan, it is just a matter of time. The only mysteries are a what price and which players.  It is not necessarily a negative to lease to a smaller company who is not necessarily leveraged like a major with liquidity to drill.  People don't realize the incredible overhead the majors have on top of the prices paid in bonuses for the leases.  Believe me, it is quite substantial.  Consequently, the smaller operators who buy can mark up their leases and turn them to the majors at a profit without damage to anyone.  But somebody has got to acquire a substantial leasehold interest or no drilling can take place.

Regarding your particular property, I do not have access to a township map for your county.  Just tell me North, South, East or West portion (as specific as possible please) and I will respond.  I am familiar with the isopach map, and need to pinpoint your location to respond accurately.

 
 
 

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