
07/19/14, 08:23 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Whiskey Flats(Ft. Worth) , Tx
Posts: 8,749
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Originally Posted by willow_girl
Would love to hear about your experiences, good or bad, and any advice you might have for me. 
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..............You can put a clause in your lease that says they have to drill a well within say 3 years OR the lease is expired . Limit term to 3 years if possible . You can also stipulate the maximum vertical depth to which they can drill . Let's say the geology around your area has 5 specific pay zones , the deepest zone at 12,000 feet , so they drill down to say 12,800 ! The most prolific zone is at 8,000 feet..............you can stipulate that should they desire to perforate the two lower zones they must pay you $xxxx for that privilege . There are all kinds of negotiatble items that you can 'Ask' to be put in your lease.........doesn't mean they will be !
...............Some oil companies have been putting the screws to their royalty holders.......Chesapeake being one of the main ones ! They have been screwing their royalty hlders by charging them for 'Compression' for natural gas . Royalty owners are not supposed to pay these kinds of items..........this is a producer expense . Just be aware of the business practices of the company with whom you sign a lease with . There is all kinds of info on the internet about the companies who have been screwing their royalty owners . , fordy
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