Southeast Oklahoma gas country: Woodford units, Hartshorne coal wells, and royalties that have paid quietly for decades.
The Arkoma Basin is southeast Oklahoma's steady producer, and Berlin has bought here for years, including recent purchases in Haskell County.
Arkoma royalties are the classic case of value hiding in plain sight: unfashionable dry gas, old well names, and checks that have arrived so long they feel like the furniture. Priced properly, those long-lived units are worth more than most owners are offered. We will show you what yours are worth and how we got there.
The horizontal gas play that built the modern Arkoma: big units, long laterals, and steady dry gas.
Coalbed methane and the basin's oldest producing tradition, still paying royalties across the southeast counties.
The legacy sands and lime that fill out an Arkoma title, and that a careful valuation does not ignore.
Pittsburg, Hughes and Coal carry the most Arkoma wells, with Haskell and Le Flore to the east. We have closed purchases across the basin and publish Arkoma coverage in The Oil Scout.
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