Oil & Gas Basins We Serve
We buy mineral rights across every major producing basin in the country. Explore a basin to see the counties, operators, and activity behind it.
Anadarko Basin (SCOOP/STACK)
52 counties · Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas
The Anadarko Basin spans western Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle, and southern Kansas, home to the prolific SCOOP and STACK plays and the long-producing…
Explore basin →Marcellus Shale
27 counties · Pennsylvania, West Virginia
The Marcellus Shale across Pennsylvania and West Virginia is the largest natural-gas field in the United States. Mineral and royalty ownership here is…
Explore basin →Permian Basin
25 counties · Texas, New Mexico
The Permian Basin of West Texas and southeastern New Mexico is the most active oil-producing region in the United States. Its stacked Wolfcamp, Sprabe…
Explore basin →Williston Basin (Bakken)
18 counties · North Dakota, Montana
The Williston Basin of North Dakota and eastern Montana is the home of the Bakken and Three Forks formations — a major light-oil province where minera…
Explore basin →Eagle Ford Shale
15 counties · Texas
The Eagle Ford Shale arcs across South Texas with distinct oil, condensate, and dry-gas windows. Counties like Karnes, DeWitt, and Webb have seen sust…
Explore basin →Arkoma Basin
14 counties · Arkansas, Oklahoma
The Arkoma Basin of Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma includes the Fayetteville Shale and a long history of conventional gas production, supporting an est…
Explore basin →East Texas Basin
12 counties · Texas
The East Texas Basin has produced oil and gas for nearly a century, from the legendary East Texas Field to modern Cotton Valley and Haynesville develo…
Explore basin →Utica Shale
12 counties · Ohio
The Utica Shale of eastern Ohio is a prolific deep gas and condensate play. Counties in the Ohio Utica fairway have active leasing and a maturing roya…
Explore basin →Gulf Coast
12 counties · Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas
The Gulf Coast region, including the Smackover trend, has produced oil and gas for over a century across Louisiana, Alabama, and southern Arkansas, wi…
Explore basin →Appalachian Basin
11 counties · Alabama, West Virginia
The greater Appalachian Basin underlies much of the eastern United States, with conventional and coalbed-methane production across Alabama and West Vi…
Explore basin →Tuscaloosa Marine Shale
10 counties · Louisiana, Mississippi
The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale spans central Louisiana and southwestern Mississippi, an oil-prone play that has drawn periodic operator interest and mine…
Explore basin →Barnett Shale
9 counties · Texas
The Barnett Shale around the Fort Worth Basin is where modern shale gas development began. It remains a mature, predominantly natural-gas play with a …
Explore basin →Haynesville Shale
9 counties · Louisiana, Texas
The Haynesville Shale of North Louisiana and East Texas is one of the premier dry-gas plays in the country, with strong demand driven by Gulf Coast LN…
Explore basin →Powder River Basin
7 counties · Wyoming, Montana
The Powder River Basin of Wyoming and southern Montana hosts stacked oil and gas formations and significant coal and coalbed-methane history, with ren…
Explore basin →DJ Basin
4 counties · Colorado
The Denver-Julesburg (DJ) Basin in northern Colorado, centered on the Wattenberg field in Weld County, is a major oil and gas province with a deep hor…
Explore basin →Piceance Basin
4 counties · Colorado
The Piceance Basin of western Colorado is a major tight-gas province with substantial in-place resources and a long history of natural-gas development…
Explore basin →San Juan Basin
3 counties · New Mexico
The San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico is one of the largest gas-producing basins in the country, with extensive conventional and coalbed-metha…
Explore basin →Uinta Basin
3 counties · Utah
The Uinta Basin of eastern Utah produces distinctive waxy crude and natural gas, with growing takeaway capacity supporting continued development.
Explore basin →Green River Basin
3 counties · Wyoming
The Green River Basin of southwestern Wyoming is a prolific tight-gas region, including the Jonah and Pinedale fields, with established mineral and ro…
Explore basin →Wind River Basin
2 counties · Wyoming
The Wind River Basin of central Wyoming has a long record of oil and gas production from deep conventional reservoirs across multiple formations.
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