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Project Homestead

A horizontal oil development block on a proven Meramec porosity trend — Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma. Mapped by a two-generation operator, engineered independently, and verified claim-by-claim against state records.
~988 net acres · 2 sections $7.4MM first-well AFE 75% NRI to participants up to 4 laterals
— days to the December drilling window
$546MM
Operator documented production
532MBO
Top thick-lens analog well (+4.7 BCF)
$37–59MM
Mid-case gross per well, today's prices
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Horizontal dry holes in the township
Why this one is different

One measurable rock property decides the well.
It was mapped — then tested against real production.

Some horizontal Meramec wells recover 300,000–500,000 barrels. Their neighbors a mile away make 25,000. The difference is the thickness of a porous sand lens — and unlike luck, thickness can be mapped from public well logs before a dollar is risked.

The Recipe

A lens you can map

The pay sits in ribbons of porous sand laid down by ancient river deltas, capped by a 100-ft shale seal. A two-generation operator studied 200+ horizontal wells log-by-log to learn exactly where the lens runs thick — then drew the maps. The planned 10,000-ft lateral is designed straight up the thick heart of it.

The Proof

Oil already produced on the block

Old vertical wells inside both sections already produced oil from the exact target zone — state-verified. Thick-lens analog wells on the trend have each recovered up to 532,000 barrels plus gas. And the same map explains why the weak wells nearby missed — a theory that predicts winners and losers.

The Verification

Zero false statements

Independent reserve engineering (volumetrics + a 45-well decline study) lands on the same range the proven wells actually produced. Kingdom Exploration then re-checked every material claim against Oklahoma's own records through its Kingdom Scout database: not one came back false.

0100200300400500600MBO532513448371327248222THICK LENS (≥ 20 ft)18215212812510971THIN FRINGE (< 20 ft)
Wells through the thick lens (≥20 ft porosity)Wells on the thin fringe (<20 ft)
THICKNESS IN, BARRELS OUT. Oil recovered per horizontal well vs. position on the porosity lens — state-verified production from the fully-drilled analog township. Same operators, same rock; the only difference is feet of pay. Full details, maps and sources in the executive summary.
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