Lincoln County, Oklahoma – Nestled between the major hubs of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Lincoln County holds a unique position in the state’s energy history. Established during the Land Run of 1891 and named after Abraham Lincoln, this county has transitioned from a purely agricultural region to a steady, reliable producer. As we move into […]
Caddo County, Oklahoma – Stretching from the red canyons of Hinton to the productive fields of Anadarko and Cyril, Caddo County is a cornerstone of Oklahoma’s energy landscape. As a key segment of the SCOOP (South-Central Oklahoma Oil Province) play, Caddo County presents unique opportunities—and legal hurdles—for mineral owners, particularly those who live outside of […]
Stephens County, Oklahoma – Known historically as the “Oil Capital of the World” during the early 20th-century boom, Stephens County has reclaimed its status as a vital energy hub in the modern SCOOP play. Today, the county is a primary target for the Woodford, Sycamore, and Springer formations. For families who have held mineral rights […]