Minden, Springhill, Cotton Valley, Sarepta: we buy minerals and royalties throughout Webster Parish, where the Cotton Valley got its name.
The town of Cotton Valley sits in Webster Parish, and the 1922 field beside it named the formation that a century of Ark-La-Tex gas drilling has chased since. Today the parish is mostly Cotton Valley and Hosston country, with the Haynesville's eastern edge clipping its southwest corner, and early stage lithium interest in the Smackover brines that has reached northwest Louisiana without producing a well yet.
Old gas country means old servitudes, and Webster title runs deep. We check whether yours survived the ten year clock, value what is actually producing, and give you the answer free.
The Cotton Valley field, opened in 1922, named the entire rock group that operators still drill across the Ark-La-Tex.
The play's eastern edge clips southwestern Webster with a limited set of units.
Wherever your tract sits in Webster Parish, we will research it free and value it with the work shown.
We buy in every Louisiana county, including ones without a page here. See the full county index or the Louisiana overview.
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