Sell your Burkburnett / Wichita County mineral rights to Buckhead Energy. Free written offers with no obligation; out-of-state owners welcome.
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Burkburnett is the historic oil-boom town of Wichita County, Texas — oil was first found west of town in 1912, and a 1918 strike on the S.L. Fowler farm set off the boom that drew some 20,000 people to the oilfield region. Today Burkburnett sits at the heart of the legacy Electra-Burkburnett trend, where original 1912-1920 family-name leases (Bywaters, Stringer, Honaker, Reilly, Allen) still produce under DARA Operating Company over a century later.
If you’ve inherited a Burkburnett-area mineral interest, your interest is likely:
Originally leased in the 1912-1920 Burkburnett boom era
Passed through 4-6 generations of heirs
Currently producing modest monthly royalty income from DARA Operating Company under the Wichita County Regular field designation
Sometimes held by out-of-state heirs unaware they own anything
Buckhead Energy buys mineral rights and royalty interests in Wichita County, including Burkburnett and the surrounding Electra-Burkburnett trend positions. Free written offers with no obligation; out-of-state owners welcome.
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Burkburnett Oil Boom 1918 History
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