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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 […]
Payne County, Oklahoma – Known globally for the city of Cushing, the “Pipeline Crossroads of the World,” Payne County is where the physical trade of American crude oil happens. For mineral owners, however, the value lies beneath the surface in the historic Cushing-Drumright Field and the emerging horizontal plays that stretch toward the STACK. How […]
McClain County, Oklahoma – Nestled in the heart of the Anadarko Basin and serving as a gateway to the SCOOP play, McClain County is a region where legacy oil production meets cutting-edge horizontal technology. Whether your family has roots in Purcell, Newcastle, or Blanchard, the mineral interests here are among the most sought-after in the […]
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma – As the geographic and economic heart of the state, Oklahoma County presents a unique challenge for mineral owners. From the densely populated streets of Oklahoma City and Edmond to the active drilling sites in the county’s eastern reaches, managing mineral interests here requires navigating both high-stakes energy plays and complex urban […]
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 […]