Cleveland County, Oklahoma – Located directly south of the Oklahoma City metro, Cleveland County represents a unique intersection of rapid suburban growth and deep-rooted energy production. From the historic Garber-Wellington fields to modern horizontal activity in the SCOOP play, Cleveland County remains a vital region for mineral owners, particularly in Norman, Moore, and Noble. How […]
Garvin County, Oklahoma – Located just an hour south of Edmond, Garvin County is a cornerstone of Oklahoma’s energy history. From the historic discovery of the Golden Trend to the modern-day dominance of the SCOOP play, Garvin County remains one of the most productive and complex regions for mineral owners and their heirs. How do […]
Noble County, Oklahoma – Just a short drive north of our Edmond office, Noble County represents the heart of North Central Oklahoma. For many families, particularly those with ties to Oklahoma State University in neighboring Stillwater, Noble County mineral rights are more than just an asset—they are a generational connection to the land. How do […]
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