We Buy Mineral Rights in Northwest Louisiana.
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You've gotten the letters. Here's why ours is different.
You own minerals in DeSoto or Red River Parish. You know that because people won't stop telling you. Postcards, phone calls, texts from numbers you don't recognize — most of them from companies you've never heard of, quoting prices they pulled out of thin air.
We're not going to do that.
Maevlo is a private mineral acquisitions firm built on connecting landowners with energy investment professionals. We've reviewed thousands of mineral titles, evaluated production data on tens of thousands of wells, and closed acquisitions backed by real analysis. We work directly with mineral owners instead of through layers of brokers and middlemen.
Maevlo exists in this space to be authentic, transformative more than transactional — where we earn your trust through substance, not a sales pitch.
To show you this, we've put together years of data, well production insight and maps all near your property and here for you to review for free.
If you're interested in a conversation about your minerals, we'd welcome it. If you're not, no hard feelings. You won't hear from us again unless you reach out.
The Haynesville Shale. We know the geology and the ground.
We focus exclusively on mineral interests in the Haynesville and Bossier Shale formations across Northwest Louisiana.
The map above shows every horizontal well drilled in our focus area, color-coded by the year it came online. As you know, operators have been developing this formation for nearly two decades. Modern completions are producing more gas per lateral foot than anything drilled ten years ago.
We study this data every day. When we make an offer, it's built on the same production models and decline curves that operators use to make billion-dollar drilling decisions — not a formula from a direct mail template.
A Haynesville well can potentially produce gas for 30 years.
This chart shows the average cumulative gas production from over 11,000 wells in and around your property, tracked from first production out to 30 years. The solid lines are actual reported data. The dashed lines are engineering forecasts.
A typical modern well will recover 3.5 to 4.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas over its lifetime. That's decades of production — and decades of royalty value — from a single wellbore.
Whether you're considering selling, thinking about your estate, or just want to understand what your minerals are worth, this is the kind of data that should inform the conversation. Not a number on a postcard.
Northwest Louisiana in context.
Every dot on this map is an oil or gas well in the continental United States. The concentration in Northwest Louisiana is among the densest in the country — comparable to the Permian Basin in West Texas and the Marcellus Shale in Appalachia.
The Haynesville sits on top of one of the largest natural gas reserves in North America. With growing demand from LNG export, industrial manufacturing, and power generation, the long-term outlook for this basin is strong.
Your minerals sit in the middle of it.
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If you'd rather not wait, call Chris directly at (720) 788-6732.