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Creek County Mineral Rights

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Creek County drilling right now — state regulator records, as of 2026-09-22:

35,003
Wells on record
48
Recent permits (24mo)
3,616
DUC wells
8,051
Wells that have produced
Exxon Mobil
Most active operator

This page covers Creek County. For the statewide guide — every county, live drilling data, and how selling works across the state — see Oklahoma Mineral Rights.

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Quick answer — Does Buckhead Energy buy mineral rights in Creek County, Oklahoma?

Buckhead Energy buys mineral rights in Creek County, Oklahoma — free, no-obligation written offers to owners and heirs, with no broker commissions and buyer-paid closing (typically 30–45 days). As of 2026-09-22, Creek County has 48 recent drilling permits and 8,051 wells that have produced, with Exxon Mobil the most active operator. Whether to sell, lease, or hold depends on your specific tract, decimal interest, and current production — a written offer shows what your interest is worth today.

About Creek County

Creek County is the historic home of Glenn Pool — the 1905 oil discovery that put Tulsa on the map. The county supports more than 120 years of continuous oil and gas production from the Bartlesville Sand, Booch, Cleveland, Cherokee Group, deeper Hunton, and Wilcox intervals. Heirship across that century of activity has created some of the most fractionated mineral title in Oklahoma.

Creek County Oil & Gas History

Glenn Pool was discovered in 1905 in Creek County and became the foundation of the Oklahoma oil economy and Tulsa's commercial growth.

Cities and communities: Sapulpa, Bristow, Drumright, Mounds.

Quick Facts

Creek County, Oklahoma

Sapulpa (county seat)

6 producing formations

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Producing Formations in Creek County

Bartlesville Sand

Depth: shallow Pennsylvanian

Glenn Pool foundation

Booch Sand

Depth: Pennsylvanian

Common producer

Cleveland Sand

Depth: Pennsylvanian

Stacked oil and gas

Cherokee Group

Depth: Pennsylvanian

Multiple stacked sands

Hunton

Depth: Silurian-Devonian

Carbonate dewatering

Wilcox

Depth: Ordovician

Deep oil sandstone

Active Creek County Operators

Creek County's operator base spans more than a century of activity from the original Glenn Pool wildcatters through modern Mid-Continent independents.

What This Means for Mineral Owners

Many Creek County fee mineral interests trace back to Dawes Commission allotments of 1898–1907. Title work in allotment-era counties takes longer than for non-allotment fee minerals.

Creek County FAQ

Glenn Pool is the field discovered in Creek County in 1905 that established the Oklahoma oil industry. Cumulative production from the field has exceeded hundreds of millions of barrels across more than a century of operation.

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Operators active in Creek County

See any operator's drilling footprint in Creek County — wells, recent permits, and what it means if you own minerals under their wells.

Exxon Mobil (750 wells) Snr Operating LLC (382 wells) Krumme Oil Company LLP (339 wells) Great Horned Owls, LLC (284 wells) Oakland Petro Oper (235 wells) Glimp Oil (172 wells) Cartledge & Cartledge Oil (169 wells) Chevron (140 wells)

Key Takeaways

  • Creek County, Oklahoma is an active oil and gas producing county.
  • Producing formations include Bartlesville Sand, Booch Sand, Cleveland Sand, Cherokee Group.
  • Population centers include Sapulpa, Bristow, Drumright.
  • The county has a documented multi-decade oil and gas operating history.
  • Buckhead Energy buys mineral and royalty interests in Creek County.

Oil & gas fields in Creek County

Creek County, Oklahoma includes 15 named oil & gas fields we buy in — each with well counts, active operators, and how to sell an interest there.

Cushing Field · Glenn Pool Field · Iron Post Field · Putnam Field · Stroud Field · Slick Field · Mannford Field · Pollyanna Field · Bristow Field · Domespond Creek Field · Olive Field · Wilcox Field · Big Pond Field · Mosquito Creek Field · Mosquito Creek West Field · all Oklahoma fields →

Nearby Oklahoma Counties

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