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

One of the established Caddo waterflood units of Stephens County, Texas — operated by BASA Resources on acreage first leased during the 1917-1921 Breckenridge oil boom.

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The Curry Unit is a long-life Caddo waterflood unit in Stephens County, Texas, operated by BASA Resources on acreage first leased during the 1917-1921 Breckenridge oil boom. It sits in the Bend Arch / Caddo trend of north-central Texas. Mineral and royalty owners on Curry Unit production can sell their interests to Buckhead Energy for a free written offer.
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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

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

About the Curry Unit

The Curry Unit is one of the established producing units of Stephens County and a textbook case of a long-life Caddo waterflood: many wells, each producing at modest stripper rates, sustained by decades of water injection. For county-level context, see the Stephens County activity profile and the Stephens County production distribution, which show aggregates only.

The unit has seen modern operator investment in the form of BASA’s directional re-entry program into the Caddo Disposal interval, alongside long-producing vertical wells.

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 payment typically made by check after the deed is recorded.

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Key Takeaways

  • Owner guide to Curry Unit mineral rights in Stephens County, Texas — a long-life Caddo waterflood unit operated by BASA Resources, first leased in the Breckenridge boom.
  • Buckhead Energy is a direct buy-side firm; sellers pay no broker commissions, listing fees, or auction premiums.

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