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Curry Unit Mineral Rights — Stephens County, TX (BASA Resources)

The largest producing oil unit in Stephens County, Texas — operated by BASA Resources, with 162 active wells, an oldest spud date of 1921, and Feb 2026 oil production of 12,116 barrels.

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Unit Overview

County: Stephens County, Texas

Field: Stephens County Regular (RRC catch-all)

Producing formation: Caddo Limestone (Pennsylvanian)

Operator: BASA Resources

Active wells: 162

Oldest / newest spud: 1921 / 2018

Feb 2026 oil production: 12,116 bbl

Recovery method: waterflood (with selective Caddo Disposal directional re-entries)

About the Curry Unit

The Curry Unit is the giant of Stephens County. With 162 active wells — including some originally spudded in 1921 (105 years ago!) — it’s a textbook case of a long-life Caddo waterflood that just keeps producing. February 2026 monthly oil output was 12,116 barrels, an average of about 75 bbl/well/month or roughly 2.5 BOPD per well: classic stripper economics.

The unit has seen modern operator investment in the form of BASA’s 2018 directional re-entry program. Curry Unit 1033 (a directional well drilled in 2018 into Caddo Disposal) produced 1,503 bbl in February 2026 — the #9 individual well in the entire county. Curry Unit 1816 (vertical, 2008 vintage) produced 791 bbl — #17 in the county.

Many original Curry Unit lease bonus payments date to the 1917-1921 Breckenridge oil boom, meaning current mineral interests have typically passed through 3-5 generations of heirs.

Mineral Interest Profile

Mineral interests in the Curry Unit typically take one of these forms:

Producing royalty interest — your tract’s contribution to the unit’s monthly revenue, paid by the operator

Non-producing mineral interest — fee mineral ownership in a tract currently outside active producing zones

Overriding royalty interest (ORRI) — royalty carved out of a working interest

Non-participating royalty interest (NPRI) — royalty interest with no leasing or development rights

Many Curry Unit interests trace their original lease bonus payment to the 1917-1925 Breckenridge oil boom era, with current ownership typically having passed through 3-5 generations of heirs.

Selling Curry Unit Mineral Rights

Buckhead Energy buys mineral rights and royalty interests on the Curry Unit. Out-of-state owners are common — we handle the entire process remotely with free written offers, deed signed before a notary in your state, and proceeds wired the day of recording.

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Key Takeaways

  • The largest producing oil unit in Stephens County, Texas — 162 wells, oldest spud 1921 (105 years), Feb 2026 production 12,116 bbl. Operated by BASA Resources.
  • Buckhead Energy is a direct buy-side firm; sellers pay no broker commissions, listing fees, or auction premiums.

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