Medford, Pond Creek, Lamont, Wakita: we buy minerals and royalties throughout Grant County, home of the Mississippian Lime.
Grant County was the middle of the Mississippian Lime boom. From 2011 to 2015 operators drilled horizontals across the county at a pace that changed what a royalty check out here looks like, and while the rigs have long since moved on, that wellstock is still producing. SandRidge alone still operates on the order of eight hundred wells in the county.
That makes Grant County a valuation problem more than a drilling story: the value in your section is the wells already on it, their decline, and what an operator does with them next. We price that off the actual production data, show you the arithmetic beside the offer, and tell you honestly when keeping the checks is the better answer. Whatever paperwork you have, a check stub or just "the family has minerals near Medford," is enough to start, free.
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Most active: CANOK INTERNATIONAL INC
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New wells turned to sales in the county.
County totals. Source: Enverus, as of 2026-10-02. Rigs are currently active; permits are those approved in the last 90 days; completions are wells reporting first production in the last 90 days, which lags by state. A zero does not mean nothing is happening, only that nothing was reported in that window. Activity like this is exactly what moves mineral value. If it is happening near you, find out what your interest is worth before you take anyone's offer.
Grant was core acreage in the 2011 to 2015 horizontal boom. Those wells are older now, but hundreds of them are still producing and still paying royalties.
Vertical production dating to the 1920s, tied to the Blackwell trend on the county's east side, with the county's first well drilled near Deer Creek in 1921.
Wherever your tract sits in Grant County, we will research it free and value it with the work shown.
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In a hurry? Our preliminary offer puts a written number in front of you within about two business days and holds it still for 7 while you decide.