Ellis County, Oklahoma
Also written as 34-21N-24W, S34 T21N R24W, or Sec. 34-T21N-R24W. Here is what the well record shows and how to get a written lease or purchase offer for your interest in this section.
We price every interest individually from the wells, permits, and spacing in your section. Tell us whether you want to lease or sell, and a landman will send you a written number, usually the same day.
Offer to lease
Keep your minerals and your royalty. We quote a bonus per net mineral acre and the lease terms in writing.
Request a lease offerOffer to sell
Sell outright for one payment. We quote a price per net mineral acre and handle the deed and recording.
Request a purchase offerNo obligation. Once we send a number, it stands for 7 days unless verification shows different title or production, and then we explain the change in writing.
Wells on record
3
Active
0
Horizontal
0
Last completion
May 1995
Enverus shows 3 wells with a surface location in Section 34: 0 active and 3 plugged. The most recent completion was by Yuma Energy in May 1995.
Source: Enverus well, permit, completion, and production data, compiled from Oklahoma Corporation Commission records, pulled October 2, 2026.
A landman reviews it, not a call center. You will hear back the same day.
Leasing pays a one-time bonus and keeps your royalty if wells are drilled. Selling pays once and ends the risk and the paperwork. If you expect to hold for the long haul and can wait on drilling, leasing usually makes more sense. If you need cash now, are settling an estate, or are splitting a small family share, selling often does. We will tell you which one fits, even when the answer is to keep them.
Horizontal units in this area often cover two sections, so owners in Section 34 frequently own next door too. Neighboring sections in 21N-24W: Section 27 to the north, Section 3-20N-24W to the south, Section 35 to the east and Section 33 to the west. See every section on the 21N-24W township page.