Selling Mineral Rights & Royalties in Texas
If you own mineral rights or royalty interests in Texas, you have more options than ever, and more buyers calling. Pecan Creek Energy is a Dallas-based buyer of oil and gas mineral and royalty interests, and Texas is where our team has done the majority of its work. We are backed by committed capital, explain every offer clearly, and never pressure an owner to sell.
Where We Buy in Texas
We actively acquire producing and non-producing mineral and royalty interests across the state’s major oil and gas plays, including the following counties:
Permian Basin: Delaware Basin
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Winkler, Pecos and Culberson counties
Permian Basin: Midland Basin
Howard, Martin, Midland, Reagan, Upton, Glasscock and Borden counties
Eagle Ford Shale
Karnes, DeWitt, Gonzales, Live Oak, La Salle, McMullen, Lavaca, Atascosa, Wilson and Dimmit counties
Austin Chalk / Giddings
Washington, Fayette and Lee counties
Haynesville Shale (East Texas)
San Augustine, Nacogdoches, Shelby, Harrison, Panola and Smith counties
If your interests are somewhere else in Texas, we still want to hear from you. We review opportunities across the state and will tell you honestly whether we are the right buyer.
Why Texas Mineral Owners Work With Pecan Creek
Experience you can verify. Our principals bring more than 30 years of combined experience and have underwritten and acquired over $1 billion in mineral and royalty transactions.
Backed by committed capital. Once title is confirmed, we are ready to fund at closing.
Offers built on real data. We value your interest using production history, operator activity and current market conditions, and we will walk you through how we arrived at our number.
No pressure. Selling is a big decision. Many owners take time to talk with family or advisors, and we are happy to answer questions along the way.
How Selling Your Texas Mineral Rights Works
1. Tell us about your interest. Share the county, the legal description or unit name if you have it, and any recent royalty statements or division orders.
2. We evaluate it. Our team reviews production, ownership and drilling activity in the area to build your offer.
3. You receive a clear offer. We explain what we are offering and why, with no obligation to accept.
4. We close. If you choose to move forward, we handle the title review and paperwork and fund the purchase at closing.
Common Questions From Texas Mineral Owners
How much are my mineral rights in Texas worth?
Value depends on where your interest is located, whether it is producing, your royalty rate, the operator and recent drilling activity nearby. Two owners in the same county can receive very different offers. The best way to find out is to request a free, no-obligation evaluation.
Should I sell or keep my mineral rights?
It depends on your goals. Some owners sell to diversify, settle an estate, simplify ownership among family members, or receive a lump sum instead of monthly royalty checks that can rise and fall. Others prefer to hold. We are glad to talk through the tradeoffs even if you decide not to sell.
Can I sell only part of my interest?
In many cases, yes. Some owners sell a portion of their minerals or royalties and keep the rest. Let us know what you have in mind and we can discuss options.
Are there taxes when I sell my mineral rights?
A sale may have tax consequences that depend on your individual situation. We recommend speaking with a tax professional before selling.
Get a Free Offer on Your Texas Minerals
Call us at 214-613-1575 or use the form below. Include the county and an estimate of your net acreage, and our Dallas team will be in touch. We also buy in Wyoming and Utah.
