There is nothing confusing about my statement at all. Perhaps you should educate yourself on Oklahoma state pooling laws and how they work. Then you will see that my comment is spot on. I explained it perfectly. Second off as I and SE have reported for over a year now, Devon is the project operator. The operator calls all the shots, from start to finish. You are assuming that the company had no capital. That assumption could be very wrong on your part. I as a private player control a small portion of a lease within a section. I have no control over Devon nor does Superior. I stand to get a monthly check from Devon based upon well production as does Superior. I made the commitment to invest in as many as 24 new Devon wells, with Superior. That is a very small amount of the total picture. I know a few gentleman in the Gushers club, who have intentions of investing in several hundred new Devon wells, before things are said and done.
Just a year ago I was told that Superior had no leases.
Just a year ago I was told that there was no Devon connection.
Just a year ago I was told that there could be no new drilling.
All of these statements were false. Most here would be shocked to the core if they knew who has become involved with the company. You will in time. So before anyone gets too froggy with their statements of failure, I suggest you peel the layers of this onion back and take a deeper look.
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