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East Renfrow Oil & Gas Project

Q: Does the sponsor invest alongside partners?

Yes. BassEXP management participates in every program at the same level as investors. When the operator has skin in the game, it strengthens alignment on cost discipline, project selection, and capital efficiency. You want to know that the people running the operation have their own money at stake right alongside yours.

Q: What documents and reports will I receive?

You'll receive an AFE detailing projected capital costs, a Joint Operating Agreement governing how project decisions are made, and ongoing production statements covering volumes, prices, and operating expenses. Revenue distributions come monthly once production begins. Tax reporting documents (K-1) are delivered annually for your return. BassEXP prioritizes transparency at every stage.

Q: What is the typical timeline from subscription to first sales?

After funding is complete, site preparation and drilling begin. Once the rig releases, completion crews move in, and that process typically takes one to five weeks. First revenue hits once surface facilities are connected and pipeline or trucking is scheduled. Most investors see their first production check within 60 to 120 days of funding.

Q: How does oil and gas exploration work?

Geoscientists map the subsurface using gravity surveys, magnetic data, and 3D seismic imaging to identify promising formations. They integrate data from nearby producing wells and analyze source rock, reservoir quality, seal integrity, and trap geometry. Only prospects that pass this rigorous de-risking process advance to drilling. It's methodical, data-driven work, not guesswork.

Q: How are prospects vetted before drilling?

Every prospect goes through a multi-step evaluation: geologists confirm source rock, reservoir characteristics, seal integrity, and trap structure. 3D seismic data maps the target zones. Offset well data from surrounding producers validates production potential. Only after this thorough de-risking process does a prospect earn approval to move forward. The goal is to drill where the geology says yes, not where someone hopes it will.

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/Located in Grant County, Oklahoma, targeting the Cleveland Sand formation with 50+ feet of clean, permeable reservoir zones.
/Multi-pay potential across 4 formations: Cleveland Sand, Big Lime, Mississippi Chat, and Simpson/Wilcox Sands.
/Sits in a historically productive region with strong offset well data, oil staining, and favorable test results.
/Structural nosing extends through the prospect area, suggesting untapped potential along the trend.

Project Details

The East Renfrow Prospect targets multiple proven formations within a structurally elevated and stratigraphically rich setting. Located in a historically productive region of Grant County, Oklahoma, the area offers strong geologic support and nearby legacy production.

Grant County, Oklahoma

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Cleveland Sand

Primary Target

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The Cleveland Sand, a Pennsylvanian-age formation, is the primary target at East Renfrow and is known for its stratigraphic trapping and high-quality reservoir characteristics. This sand lies within a structural trough and is overlain by the Big Lime and Oswego formations, with clean, permeable zones reaching over 50 feet in thickness.

Regional production from the Cleveland, as well as from deeper objectives like the Mississippi Chat, Simpson, and Wilcox sands, highlights the area's multi-pay potential. The East Renfrow structure mirrors neighboring productive trends that have a long-established track record of successful oil production from similar geologic settings. Historic log data, oil staining, and favorable test results from key offset wells provide strong geologic evidence for commercial development in this underdeveloped portion of Grant County.

“Geologic mapping indicates a structural nosing extending through the prospect area, with thick, clean Cleveland Sand development suggesting untapped potential along this trend.”

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