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Welcome to the Natural Gas Leasing Forum For Landowners
In the book "The Richest Man In Babylon", the following advice is given; "If one is investing in precious stones, it is unwise to ask a fish vendor for an opinion".
Our goal is to make it easier for landowners considering natural gas leasing to network together and acquire relevant information about the benefits and pitfalls of leasing land for natural gas and oil, and we have been making a difference. So much so that we have been featured in articles by Time, The American Assn. of Petroleum Geologists and The Wall Street Journal.

Robson Well Drilling Rig Collapse 07/03/2009
Just about the time that the Chesapeake/Appalachia foray into the Oriskany was almost finished, the drilling rig partially collapsed.
Discuss Natural Gas Leasing IssuesThere is far too much at risk to "go it alone". Signing a natural gas lease represents a legal committment that can have a profound effect on your property, and your heirs for generations.
With so much at stake, you can join with other landowners to air out the issues and get the information you need to make wise decisions.
Special Classifieds Section
As we have watched the forum grow, we have found that a need exists for landowners, and groups of landowners, to be able to let companies know that they are interested in negotiating a lease for natural gas or oil.
Here, you can also find professional services, list your business, or list items for sale.Read more...
Natural Gas Well Maps
Visit gas wells via satellite. Maps display gas lines, roads and list wells by name and ID. Track where the hot spots are developing. View Maps
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Natural Gas Leasing - Understand what you are signing! 04/19/2008 | R. Stamets
So... The landman has plopped down a natural gas lease agreement on the table and is offering you more money per acre than you paid for the farm itself! What to do? Start acquiring infomation about what it is that he/she is asking of you. Read More....
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A Mixed Bag of Fear, Fact, and Outright Mis-Information. 01/19/2009 | R. Stamets (Op Ed)
Drilling Down To The Facts
Over the past year we have been sometimes labled as not being concerned enough about the environmental impact of natural gas drilling. We have also been labled by some as being greedy landowners who want to suck the blood out of the drilling companies and get rich at their expense... Extracting unreasonable demands for using our land for natural gas exploration.
So in a very real sense, as Andy Rooney once said, I am going to make someone angry and it may as well be those I disagree with. Read More...
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