Proclamation Oil and Gas is headquartered in Oklahoma City and has deep roots in the Oklahoma oil and gas industry. We actively purchase mineral rights and oil and gas royalties across most Oklahoma counties. Whether your minerals are located in one of the state's premier resource plays or in a more mature producing area, we are happy to evaluate your property and provide a competitive offer.
Oklahoma has been at the center of the American oil and gas industry for over a century. The state consistently ranks among the top five oil and gas producing states in the nation, producing over 400,000 barrels of oil per day and generating billions in annual revenue. With active drilling programs across the SCOOP, STACK, and Merge plays, and operators continuing to invest heavily in horizontal development, mineral rights values in Oklahoma are at some of the highest levels in years.
Now is an excellent time to monetize your mineral and royalty interests. Strong production levels, active buyer demand, and continued investment by major operators all contribute to favorable valuations for sellers. Whether you're looking to simplify your estate, diversify your investments, eliminate tax headaches, or simply convert an uncertain income stream into immediate cash — Proclamation Oil and Gas provides free, no-obligation evaluations so you can make an informed decision. Learn more about why mineral owners choose to sell →
Oklahoma is home to several of the most prolific oil and gas plays in the United States. Horizontal drilling and advanced completion technologies have transformed the state's production profile over the past decade. The major plays driving activity include:
SCOOP (South Central Oklahoma Oil Province): Centered in Grady, Garvin, Stephens, and McClain Counties. The SCOOP is one of Oklahoma's most active horizontal drilling areas, targeting the Woodford Shale and Springer formations.
STACK (Sooner Trend, Anadarko, Canadian, and Kingfisher): Primarily in Canadian, Kingfisher, and Blaine Counties. The STACK targets the Meramec and Osage formations and is known for its multi-zone development potential.
Merge Play: An overlap zone between the SCOOP and STACK in Canadian, Grady, and McClain Counties, offering access to multiple productive formations.
Below are some of the counties where we are most actively purchasing mineral rights and royalties. However, we evaluate properties in most Oklahoma counties — if your minerals are located anywhere in the state, we encourage you to reach out.
Home to the heart of the STACK and Merge plays. Canadian County is one of the most active drilling counties in Oklahoma, with major operators including Continental Resources, Marathon Oil, and Devon Energy running active programs targeting the Meramec, Woodford, and Osage formations.
A cornerstone of both the SCOOP and Merge plays. Grady County has seen significant horizontal drilling activity, particularly in the Woodford Shale and Springer formations. It consistently ranks among Oklahoma's top oil-producing counties.
Located in the northern portion of the STACK play. Kingfisher County has experienced a surge in drilling activity driven by the prolific Meramec and Osage formations, attracting investment from major operators and independents alike.
Part of the STACK play, Blaine County has become an increasingly important area for horizontal development. Operators have found strong well results in the Meramec formation, and the county continues to attract significant capital investment.
Located in the core of the SCOOP play, Garvin County is one of Oklahoma's most historically productive counties. Modern horizontal drilling has unlocked tremendous value in the Woodford Shale and Springer formations, making it an active area for mineral acquisitions.
Part of the southern extent of the SCOOP play and home to decades of conventional production. Stephens County offers a mix of legacy vertical wells and newer horizontal development, particularly in the Woodford Shale.
Situated in the Merge play overlap zone, McClain County benefits from access to multiple stacked formations. It is one of the more active counties for horizontal drilling in central Oklahoma.
An active area with exposure to both the Anadarko Basin and the western extent of the SCOOP/STACK plays. Caddo County has a long history of oil and gas production and continues to see new development activity.
We also actively purchase minerals in Custer, Dewey, Carter, Murray, Beckham, Roger Mills, Washita, Ellis, Woods, Woodward, and many more. Don't see your county listed? Reach out anyway — we're happy to take a look.
The value of Oklahoma mineral rights varies significantly based on location, current production, nearby drilling activity, and the formations underlying your property. Minerals in core SCOOP and STACK counties can command premium pricing due to active development, while other areas may be valued based on potential future drilling. Contact us for a free evaluation — we'll provide you with a fair, data-driven offer based on current market conditions.
Yes. While Oklahoma is our home base and one of our primary focus areas, we purchase mineral rights and royalties anywhere in the lower 48 states. We also have dedicated pages for Texas, Utah, New Mexico, and other states. If you own minerals anywhere in the continental US, we encourage you to reach out.
We purchase all types of mineral and royalty interests in Oklahoma, including producing and non-producing mineral rights, royalty interests, overriding royalty interests (ORRIs), non-participating royalty interests (NPRIs), non-operated working interests, and other working interests on a case-by-case basis.
After you submit your information, we typically complete our evaluation and provide an offer within 5-7 business days. Once you accept our offer, the closing and title review process usually takes 30-45 days. Most transactions are completed within 60 days from start to finish.
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