Assorted Links (and a chance to win an Amazon gift card)

Oklahoma Oil and Gas Mineral Owners:

Here are a few links that Berlin read over the weekend that will be of interest:

Duke is sad that he didn't buy more Oklahoma mineral rights and royalties in the MERGE before the Governor James B. Edwards well was drilled by Citizen Energy. 

The Perfect Oilfield (unfortunately, not the STACK/SCOOP/MERGE..): 

Once one starts tacking on zeros to the production numbers, Berlin's former tong working brain starts to spin a bit (like chains...). It sounds very impressive and I'm sure the Bedouins of that desert prefer the sovereign didn't own the mineral rights. H/T to Tyler Cowen for the link and the introduction to Shellman's blog.

‘Enormous’ Merge Play Resource Rivals Major World Gas Fields (fortunately, the MERGE, unfortunately not the STACK/SCOOP)

The secret has been out for some time, but the Governor James B. Edwards well drilled by Citizen Energy, has led to the development of the MERGE (...who coined this one and what does it stand for?*) and that means money in the door for Oklahoma oil and gas mineral owners in the Tuttle/Minco/Union City area.

Sheriff Takes Food from Prisoners, Locks up Whistle Blower (weird and legal, but shouldn't be)

For some reason, we take liberty for granted. Vote them out.

More to follow,

Berlin

*the wittiest explanation for the MERGE acronym will receive a $10 Amazon gift card. Email Berlin or comment below. Competition ends close of business 27 March 2018.

Buyers of Oklahoma Mineral Rights, a Small Business Enterprise

Oklahoma Royalty Owners,

Tyler Cowen recently posted about the five smallest industries by firm size.

They are: 

Fishing, hunting, trapping: 3.1 workers on average

Building construction: 5.5 workers on average

Real estate: 5.9 workers on average

Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles: 6 workers on average

Repair and maintenance: 6.1 workers on average

While Berlin doesn't have access to the base data, your author would hazard a guess that most buyers of Oklahoma oil and gas mineral rights are also smaller firms. Most companies who buy Oklahoma royalties are one-two person operations with a couple contractors on call to assist with title due diligence. If you are interested in selling your mineral rights and royalties, please call Berlin at 918.984.1645 to receive an offer today.

More to follow,

Berlin