Ky/Tenn Report

Volume 14, Number 4 APRIL 2007

YOUNG HITS FLOWING WELL IN OVERTON COUNTY- Young Oil Corporation drilled in a 1,400 ft. Murfreesboro well that came in flowing at a rate of 200 barrels an hour through the blowout preventor. After it made several thousand barrels of oil, the flow eased enough to allow Young to get the drill pipe out of the hole and move the rig. The well is now on pump. The new well, the Richard Norrod #1, is eight miles east of Livingston, Tennessee, just past the junction with Tennessee highway 52, on Tennessee highway 85, in Section 9, Township 2S, Range 52 E.

OIL & GAS BOARD HEARING, APRIL 12TH - Tennessee Oil & Gas Board will meet 9:00 a.m., Thursday, April 12th, L&C Tower, 401 Church Street, 17th floor. The only item on the agenda is the West Oneida Secondary Recovery Project to be utilized for subterranean gas storage.

GOLF, RECEPTION OPENS TOGA CONVENTION, MAY 9TH-The 36th annual Tennessee Oil & Gas Association convention opens Wednesday, May 9th with a golf outing at the Windtree Golf Club, starting at 10:00 a.m. Registration at the Embassy Suites, Cool Springs, opens at 4:00 p.m. and the Welcome Reception and Exhibit Booths open at 6:00 p.m. Thursday's activities get underway at 8:30 a.m. when the exhibit booths open and the Technical Sessions get underway. At 9:30 a.m. the Tour of the Stars homes leaves the hotel with a stop at Loveless Café for lunch. For those attending the technical sessions, the lunch at the hotel is scheduled for 12:00 noon. Technical sessions resume after lunch and go until 4:30 p.m. At 6:00 p.m. shuttles depart the hotel for dinner at the Stock-Yard Restaurant, featuring the TOGA benefit auction. On Friday, the exhibits open at 8:30 a.m. and the general membership meeting begins at 9:30 a.m., with the TOGA Board of Directors meeting at 11:00 a. m. as the last event of the convention.

CONVENTION SCHEDULE, SPONSOR, REGISTRATIONS FORMS ON WEB-Every thing you need to get signed up for the TOGA Convention, May 9-11, is now on the TOGA website, www.tennoil.com. There is a special convention page, with the tentative schedule, registration and sponsor forms and a welcome letter for President Wagoner. All forms can be downloaded and mailed or faxed to the TOGA office.

EXIBITORS SPACE IS SOLD OUT AND OVERFLOWING-"The response to exhibits at this year's convention has been overwhelming," said President Lynn Wagoner. "We have sold out all available space, have a waiting list and will have many exhibitors in the lobby. This will be a great convention. Don't miss it. Get your registration in today," he encouraged.

RESERVE YOUR CONVENTION ROOM NOW- The 2007 TOGA convention, to be held May 9th through the 11th at the Embassy Suites, Cool Springs in Williamson County, is rapidly approaching. President Wagoner and convention co-chairman Bob Nelson suggest making your reservations early. Hotel reservations can be made by calling 1-800-Emnbassy or 615-515-5151.

STATE TO TAKE OVER SITE COORDINATOR TRAINING-During the meeting between state officials, lead by M. Paul Schmierbach, Division of Water Pollution Control, and TOGA officials, led by President Lynn Wagoner, TOGA learned the state plans to take over training of all site coordinators. The state plans to hold two sessions a year and likely will not charge for the training. The TOGA representatives tentatively agreed, but noted that this should be discussed with the TOGA Board of Directors the annual meeting.

LEGISLATORS, REGULATORS LOOKING AT BONDS, REGS-Earlier this year, the TOGA board voted to sponsor a "Stronger" review of state oil and gas regulations. The Stronger review calls for an out of state regulator, oil man and environmentalists to review a state's oil and gas regulations and offer suggestions for changes. The state has now agreed to the review. The Stronger review will be discussed at the annual meeting. The administration's bill to increase plugging bonds is working its way through the legislative process. TOGA's lobbyist is making certain the legislators hear TOGA's position on these proposed increases.

OIL & GAS PRODUCTION SPECALISTS-desires to relocate to Tennessee area. Has 39 years of experience in Texas and New Mexico, in all phases and all methods and in 21,000 ft wells. Currently production manager with Midland, Texas based independent (21 years). Major oil company background. Email: marjeclay@yahoo.com.

RESEARCHER AVAILABLE-I am an independent contractor, currently in Ft. Worth, TX, performing courthouse research. I want to relocate closer to my home in Virginia. If you company could use help doing research, contact me, Janet Ray at 276-698-6305.

LEASES WITH HISTORY AVAILABLE- Gene and Paula Travis own mineral rights to their land in Bethpage, TN, just south of Scottsville, KY. In 1949 an Oklahoma oil man leased 6,000 acres and their well is right in the middle. They hit water at 125 ft., oil at 350 ft. and at 550 ft. hit the third largest natural gas well in Tennessee at the time. They capped the well, capable of one million cubic feet a day. Before he could start another well, the oil man passed away. We want someone to finish the job. Contact them at 615-841-3034 or email ptravis@nctc.com.

LEXINGTON, TN LEASE AVAILABLE-We own a 110 acre farm southeast of Lexington, TN. Our spring fed creek always has a rusty tinged color to the soil and an oily sheen on the surface. There are no nearby roads or farm equipment, so it isn't a spill. Contact Dave Hays, 1665 Harrington, TN 731-967-1616.

TENNESSEE MARCH PERMITS: Anderson County - Atlas America, LLC, Coal Creek Mining & Mfg CC-2077, 6440', CC-208, 6450', #CC20__, 6525', Windrock - Walden Resources, Inc., Minnie Hicks, #1, 3200', Windrock - Clay County - Young Oil Corp., Jeffery Young #1, 2000', Dale Hollow Dam SE - Fentress County - Source Oil & Gas, Inc., Ray Hatcher #1, 2000', Riverton / Berry Resources, Inc., Jimmy King #5, 2000', Riverton / Young Oil Corp., Bruno Gernet Estate #40, 2000', #41, 2000', Burrville - Morgan County - Atlas America, Inc., Heartland Forestland Fund LP HW-1058, Gobey / Atlas America, Fund 7 Domestic LLC, BR-1111, 4000', BR 1110, 3900', Fork Mountain / Atlas America, Inc., Coal Creek Mining & Mfg., CC2084, 5465', CC2085, 5500', CC2081, 5960', CC2083, 6000', CC2082, 6000', Petros, Atlas America, Inc, Coal Creek Mining & Mfg Co., CC2070, 5420', Windrock / Walden Resources, Inc., Sullivan Etal #1, 3000', Windrock - Overton County - TN Oil Co., Inc, Richard Smith #2, 2000', Alpine / North American Res Gp, Willie Beaty #3, 2000', #4, 2000', Alpine / TN Oil Co., Jimmy Young, 10 Turn Well, 2000', / US Energy Partners, Inc., Jason Cantrell #1, 4000', Clarkrange - Pickett County - Blue Energy, Inc., Robert Parrish (Parrish Blue) #2, 2000', Byrdstorm / McDonald Oil Company, Laura Lewis Etal #3, 2000', Alpine / Source Oil & Gas, Inc, Michael Garrett #1, 2000', MC Brown #1, 2000', Alpine / Young Oil Corp., Gay Daniels #2, 2000', Alpine - Berry Resources, Inc., Roger Wright #Unit 2B, 2000', Alpine - Scott County - Atlas America, Inc., Fund 7 Domestic LLC BR-1100, 4100', BR-1090, 3170', BR-1500, 2700', BR-1103, 3020, BR1109, 3135', BR1105, 3280', BR-1119, 4100', BR-1118, 4100', BR-1117, 4065', BR-1116, 3960', BR-1095, 3300', BR-1094, 3460', Fork Mountain

KENTUCKY MARCH PERMITS : Bell County - Daugherty Pet, Inc., WPP, LLC, #DPI-472, #DPI-473, #DPI-974, Devonian, LP - Clay County - Nami Resources Company, LLC, South Mississippi Electric Power Assoc., #146, Corniferous - Clinton County - Explo Oil, Inc, Burchett, Knox, #3, Knox Gp / Foust Petroleum, Brown, Danny, #1, Knox Gp - Cumberland County - I A T, Inc., Thrasher, Kenneth, #1, Knox Gp / Sunset Energy, LLC, Thomas, Billy, #1, Knox Gp / Sunset Energy, LLC, Riddle, Earl, #6, Knox Gp - Harlan County - Daugherty Pet, Inc., Kentucky River Properties, LLC, #DPI-1640, / Richardson, O B, #DPI-991, / KRCC Oil & Gas, LLC/Equitable Production Co., #DPI-904, / Millers Cove ET AL, #1794T, / Equitable Production Co/KRCC Oil & Gas, LLC, DPI-905 / H & H Worldwide Financial Services, #DPI-1624, #DPI-1626, Devonian, LP - Knox County - Nami Resources Company, LLC, Gambrell, Tommy ER AL, #6, / Pope, Russell ET AL, #1, / Swan Pond, Inc ET AL, #2, Clinton Sh / Drillpro, Inc., Sears, Keith, #2,#3, / Burt, Hansford, #1 / Dewees, Robert, #2, Devonian LP / Amwes Exploration, LLC, Messer, Alvin, #1, / Warren, Charles, #1, / Owens, William, #1, Clinton Sh, / Mammoth Resource, LLC, Appalachian Children's Home, #ACH-4, #ACH-1, ACH-2, Corniferous / Amwes Exploration, LLC, Howard Knox County Properties, Partnership, #2, / Murphy, Gordon, #13, Clinton Sh / Gaddis Gas Company, Phipps, Timothy, #2, / Anderson, Jerry, #1, / Timothy Phipps, #1, / Sullivan, Don, #1, / Gaddis Gas Company, #4, / Sherman, Heath, #1, Clinton Sh - Laurel County - Amwes Exploration, LLC, Hubbard, Jason, #1, / Watkins, Anthony, #1, / Pennington, Benny, #2, / Stanberry, Lowell, #1, Clinton Sh - Leslie County - Nami Resources Co., LLC, South Miss. Elec. Power Assoc., #137, #142, / Cumberland Land & Timber Corp, #NADD-20, / Slusher, Lloyd Heirs, #1, Corniferous - Letcher County - Equitable Production Co., Kentucky River Properties, LLC, #566817, Devonian, LP / Daugherty Pet, Inc., Kentucky River Properties, LLC, #DPI-911, #DPI-916, Devonian, LP / Clean Gas, Inc., Oliver Meade Land Company, #186, / Caudill, B F, #185, Kentucky River Properties, LLC, #146, / Equuitable Production Co., #169, Devonian, LP / Equitable Production Company, Equitable Production Company, #567210, / Elkhorn Collieries, Inc., #566572, Devonian, LP, / Bradley, Charles R DBA Basin Energy Co., Cornette, Elwood, #2, Devonian, LP / Clean Gas, Inc., Oliver Meade Land Company, #209, / Coots, Jerry ET AL, #203, Devonian, LP / Equitable Production Co., Kycoga Company, LLC, #566940, #566939, Devonian, LP - Whitley County - Energy Assoc., Inc., Princeton, ET AL, #55, #56, Murfreesboro /

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