Indian Mesa Acreage Footprint
Positioned in north central Pecos County, Texas. Our Fee Minerals and NPRI interests cover over 90 square miles and contain nine known hydrocarbon productive formations.
Play‑Level Producing‑Zone Context
Billions of barrels of production history and billions of barrels of remaining potential. This regional geologic map shows productive formations on and surrounding our mineral assets. Unconventional development unlocks stacked pay opportunities.
Texas Oil & Gas Overview – Indian Mesa in Statewide Context
This Railroad Commission of Texas map traces every active well (blue = oil, red= gas), major pipelines, and historic fields across the state. The small red square pinpoints our Indian Mesa assets in the Permian Basin, underscoring its proximity to established infrastructure and location in the largest oil field in the United States.
Seismic Evaluation
Stratigraphic cross-section with seismic data and well logs of subface resource analysis.
Well Core Samples
Core plugs reveal a bright gold glow under UV, confirming a continuous, oil‑charged interval.