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operatorAnderson, James K. Inc.6 leases

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leaseANDERSON, JAMES G. ET ALRusk County · Buckhorn Operating LLC · 06-242935
leaseANDERSON, JAMES G. ET ALRusk County · Buckhorn Operating LLC · 06-233237

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Where the numbers come from. Production and disposition: Texas Railroad Commission, reported through Jul 2026 (file dated Sep 18, 2026), 222,614 leases. Prices: EIA WTI Cushing and Henry Hub, through Aug 2026. The state runs two to three months behind and revises recent months.

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