Lamb County, Texas
Lamb County lease offers: what is on record
State land, so a reference and not a price.
The record
Bonus, royalty and term in Lamb County
There are no public lease figures for Lamb County yet. The General Land Office sells leases on State land only, and most Texas mineral acres are private. Owners who share offers they received fill this in once three or more from three different people are in.
Figures are for Lamb County. State figures come from the General Land Office's past bid sales. Shared offers are moderated and shown only as a range of at least three offers from at least three people. The State leases State land, so its prices are a reference, not what a private owner will be offered.
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Drilling
New drilling permits in Lamb County
No drilling permits were issued in Lamb County in the last 24 months.
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FAQ
Questions people ask
What do oil and gas leases pay per acre in Lamb County, Texas?
There are no public lease figures for Lamb County yet. The General Land Office publishes results for State land only, and private leases are recorded in the county clerk's files rather than in any public data set. Owners who share the offers they receive fill this in once three or more from three different people are in.
What royalty do Lamb County leases have?
The State's lease records for Lamb County do not give a royalty we can report. A private lease sets its own royalty, negotiated with the company.
Is drilling active in Lamb County?
The Railroad Commission issued 0 drilling permits in Lamb County in the last 24 months. A permit is permission to drill, not a well.
How do I know if my offer is good?
Compare its bonus, royalty and first term with the figures on this page, then scan the lease itself for the clauses that decide what you are paid: how costs are treated, what land is released after the first term, and any option to extend. The offer check on this page does the first part with no account.
Got a lease in front of you?
The scan quotes the sentence of your lease behind every flag.
Sources
Primary sources, opened on 29 September 2026. Statute text is the current version on statutes.capitol.texas.gov.