Weatherford, Clinton, Thomas, Arapaho: we buy minerals and royalties throughout Custer County, and we own here ourselves.
Custer County sits where the Anadarko Basin starts to get serious, and Berlin has bought minerals and overrides here recently, for our own account.
We run Custer title, we track the county's permits, and we know its operators. If you own minerals around Weatherford, Clinton, Thomas, or anywhere in the county, we will value them for free and show you exactly how we got the number.
Custer County has six active rigs and 21 permits approved in the last ninety days, which puts it in the top handful of counties in Oklahoma on both measures. Roughly 1,183 wells are producing here.
Mewbourne Oil drilled 28 of the 72 wells that first produced in Custer since January 2024. Nadel and Gussman drilled 8, Validus Energy 8 and Continental Resources 5.
Mewbourne being the dominant driller matters to you for a practical reason: it is privately held, it does not publicise its programme, and it tends to develop methodically across contiguous acreage rather than in bursts. Owners in Custer frequently have no idea a unit is being built around them until the pooling paperwork arrives.
That is also why offers here are so often mistimed in the buyer's favour. A letter that arrives while a rig is working your section, priced off royalty income from wells drilled years ago, is not a coincidence. It is the point.
Before you answer one, find out what has been permitted in your section and the sections touching it. Oklahoma Corporation Commission records are public and free, and we will pull them for you at no cost whether or not you ever sell us anything.
Custer sits in the Cherokee Shale trend on the Anadarko shelf, alongside Roger Mills and Ellis.
The third most active Cherokee county in the state, with roughly 52 wells spudded since 2020 by Mewbourne, Devon, Nadel & Gussman and others.
Custer sits on the deep basin's eastern shelf: horizontal Cleveland, Tonkawa, and deeper gas targets that keep operators active.
Decades of vertical production still paying royalties across the county, which a proper valuation counts rather than ignores.
Towns we regularly see in Custer County title. Wherever your tract sits in the county, we will research it free.
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