Winter Reading Guide
If you haven’t already checked out the Summer Reading Guide, that’s where you should get started. We’re expanding on that list with our Winter Reading Guide, adding some new suggestions we’ve received, and throwing some new books in the mix. The Map by Daniel Yergin is the newest release to make it on this list.
LandmanLife is 11 Years Old!!!
On November 9, 2010 I had no idea why I was writing. I was drunk and bored…so why not start a blog? Initially I was just screaming into the void and didn’t care if anyone was listening. After a few months I started looking around the internet to see if there were any other landmen
The Shitco Suck
This was an email we got earlier this week. We’ve reached out to the author to ask about how they’d like it to be posted but have not gotten a response, so here it is in its original form (with some images added in). I think all of us have felt like this at one
On the Rocks Ep 6
On Episode 6 of On the Rocks with Colin Moody we’re taking a look at an old Oregon Basin plat map in Park County, Wyoming that was created by Richfield Oil Corp in the 1950s. These old plat maps show all kinds of interesting historical information such as surface tracts, oil and gas leases, well
The Oil and Gas Road
This was a submission from one of our former authors known as The NutShale: The Oil & Gas Road The Oil & Gas Road (โO&G Roadโ) is the best damn road on the planet. It is not the โSilk Roadโ linking cultures and ideas, itโs no Roman engineered masterpiece that stands the tests of thousands
Episode 10 – TejanoBrown on the Ground – TB-10 – Wireline Logging
After a few weeks off, our wireline expert is back at it with Episode 10 of Tejanobrown on the Ground! Today we’re learning about how wireline logging works, what the wireline controllers are watching and looking for, and how the system works to log data about the cement, casing, and formations.