If you live in Florida and own (or inherited) Wichita County, Texas mineral rights, here’s how to sell them remotely — with free written offers, no travel required.
Get Your Free Mineral ValuationWichita County mineral interests are some of the most-inherited in Texas. Original lease bonus was paid in the 1912-1920 Electra-Burkburnett boom era (or the early 20th century KMA Field development era), with current ownership typically passing through 4-6 generations of heirs. Many of those heirs migrated west or south — to Florida and other states — over the decades, but the mineral interests stayed in the family.
It’s common for Florida residents to discover they own fractional interests in Wichita County mineral rights only after:
Receiving an unexpected royalty check from R2Q Operating, DARA Operating Company, or another operator
Probating a parent’s or grandparent’s estate that included the minerals
Discovering an unclaimed-funds suspense entry under the family surname at the operator
Being contacted by a mineral buyer, lessee, or land agent
If you live in Florida (~1,200 miles from Wichita County), there’s no need to travel. Buckhead Energy handles the entire process remotely:
Step 1. You provide basic details (operator name, lease/well name if known, county) — we research the rest
Step 2. We provide a free written offer with no obligation
Step 3. If accepted, you sign a mineral deed in front of a notary in your Florida town
Step 4. We record the deed at the Wichita County clerk in Wichita Falls, TX
Step 5. Proceeds wired the day of recording
Buckhead Energy works with Florida mineral owners on Wichita County interests every month. Out-of-state owners are the norm, not the exception.
Free written offers. No obligation. No fees.
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