Posted by bison on June 15, 2011 at 16:50:45 from (69.168.144.137):
Got a phonecall just now,third time this week. Oil company wants to seismic explore my ranch. I told them i'm not interested and to go play on the highway or buy the whole damm ranch if you wanna poke holes here.
I done it before but this time they wont go away. Its the biggest company around and has oodles of wells and keep poking holes to the north and east of me( all on crown land so far)but coming closer to my property every yr. This area is all part of the Oilsands fields from Forth McMurry south.
My place is really secluded and quiet,i don't want all that BS with with wells and roads and traffic and strangers on my land,that little bit of compensation money is just not worth it.
How in the heck do i keep them suckers out of here.?????
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