Producing Basins

Owning Permian Basin minerals in Wolfcamp, Spraberry, or Bone Spring counties means real competition among buyers. Learn how.

Midland Basin minerals in Midland, Martin, Howard, or Glasscock county sit under the most consolidated, competitively bid acreage in the Permian.

Delaware Basin minerals in Reeves, Loving, Culberson, Lea, or Eddy county sit under some of the deepest, most active drilling in Texas and New Mexico.

Eagle Ford minerals price differently in the Karnes oil window than the Webb County dry gas window. Know which one your county sits in before you sell.

Bakken minerals in McKenzie, Mountrail, Williams, or Dunn county still draw strong buyer interest 15+ years into the play. Here's what still matters.

Anadarko Basin minerals in the Oklahoma and Texas panhandle sit in older, deeper legacy production. Here's what still moves and what's gone quiet.

SCOOP and STACK minerals in Grady, Stephens, Kingfisher, or Canadian county sit under Continental Resources' home turf. Know the players before you sell.

Haynesville minerals in Caddo, Bossier, DeSoto, or Panola county live and die on gas prices. Here's how that volatility should shape your sale decision.

Marcellus minerals in northeast Pennsylvania price differently than southwest PA or WV panhandle acreage. Know your gas type before evaluating an offer.

Utica minerals in eastern Ohio counties like Belmont, Monroe, and Guernsey sit beneath the Marcellus at a different pressure regime.

Barnett Shale minerals in Tarrant, Denton, Johnson, or Wise county are mostly legacy production now. Here's a realistic look at what your interest is worth.

Niobrara Chalk minerals outside Weld County's developed core, across eastern Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska, are a more speculative, less proven position.

Powder River Basin minerals in Campbell, Converse, or Johnson county Wyoming were called the next Permian. Here's what actually happened and what remains.

DJ Basin minerals in Weld or Adams county sit inside Colorado's tightened permitting environment. Here's what that means for buyer demand and timing.

San Juan Basin minerals in New Mexico or Colorado sit over declining coalbed methane and a newer, more selective Mancos Shale oil play.

Piceance Basin minerals in Garfield or Rio Blanco county Colorado were hot around 2008-2012 and have gone quiet since. Here's the pricing reality now.

Uinta Basin minerals in Duchesne or Uintah county Utah produce waxy crude that depends heavily on rail access. Here's why that infrastructure story matters.

Green River Basin minerals in Sublette or Sweetwater county Wyoming sit over the mature Jonah Field and Pinedale Anticline tight gas plays.

Fayetteville Shale minerals in Conway, Van Buren, or Cleburne county face a dry-gas glut that has stalled new drilling. What that means for a sale.

Smackover Formation minerals in south Arkansas and north Louisiana carry old oil production plus a newer, genuinely active lithium brine story.

The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale in Louisiana and Mississippi never delivered on its early promise. Here's an honest read on what mineral owners should expect.

Black Warrior Basin minerals in Tuscaloosa, Fayette, or Walker county Alabama sit over one of the country's original coalbed methane plays.

Antrim Shale minerals in northern Michigan are shallow, decades-old gas wells with modest checks. Here's an honest look at what to expect before selling.