XTO Energy is offering some residents of Benbrook and southwest Fort Worth $25 for the right to conduct a 3-D seismic survey of their property, to help the company tap Barnett Shale natural gas, Barry Shlachter, an S-T business reporter, writes. Click here for the full report, in Saturday's paper.
-- Scott Nishimura


The Seismic survey test in and around Beaumont,TX are being done
using explosive's (dynamite). BOOM, BOOM, BOOM.
Check out the story under "state" in todays paper, right hand
colume, half way down.
http://beaumontenterprise.com/
Posted by: BH | January 08, 2008 at 03:41 PM
CMAR: When our Trinity River is as bone dry as the Rio Grande River
and the population of DFW is suffering like the Valley and across
the border in Mexico for lack of water, ours caused from excessive
drilling and the amount of water it requires combined with our
natural droughts every summer, is that when the Energy companys
will decide to pack up and move on? Leaving us High and Dry?
"Cry me a River" indeed, the mantra will be "Pray for Rain"
Posted by: BH | January 02, 2008 at 07:41 PM
Cry Me A River
Posted by: CMAR | January 02, 2008 at 03:14 PM
I'd pay 4/7s/Cheasapeake $25.00 to come out and survey my lot and
include the 50 ft. extention out to the middle of my street this
time. This would make my lease, bonus amount and royalty amount
brought up to date, like the provisions given to other Lessee's.
I keep being reminded that this is a "Free Trade Country"
Never In my life time have I witnessed what the flip side of
that is, like I am now, from the Powerful Energy Giants and our
City Government, none of whom has ever said this is a
"Fair Trade Country" as well. This has been proven, right here
in Cowtown by the Energy Giants by the incorigible, abominable
inconsistant Lease Terms given to the mineral owners in the same
B.S. Gas Field.
Posted by: BH | January 01, 2008 at 05:11 PM
WoW Folks, enough to buy a big Pizza and a few drinks. So they
can make millions if you give'm your lease. Whats wrong with
this picture?
Posted by: | December 31, 2007 at 06:04 PM