When most people think of Bryan County, they think of the Choctaw Casino, sold-out concerts, and weekends by the resort pool. If recent activity is any indication, it may soon earn another reputation.

Over the past 30 days, Bryan County has recorded more than 50 tracts with new oil and gas leases, well over 100 tracts of mineral deed filings, and more than 100 tracts of assignment-related filings. At the same time, Continental has filed a series of OCC regulatory applications targeting the Mississippian, Woodford, and Hunton common sources of supply, suggesting operators are taking a serious look at the area.

Any one of these datasets is valuable on its own. But when leasing activity, mineral buying, and regulatory filings all begin pointing in the same direction, you get a much clearer picture of where activity is building.

That's exactly why we built Convey640. By bringing regulatory filings, leasing, drilling, and production data together in one platform, users can identify emerging opportunities sooner, without having to piece the story together from multiple sources.

Bryan County is definitely one to watch. Whether it becomes Oklahoma's next hot play remains to be seen, but the data suggests momentum is building. The companies using Convey640 don't have to wait for the headlines; they can see the trend while it's still developing.

Want to see how Convey640 helps you spot emerging activity before everyone else? Visit www.convey640.com to start a free trial or schedule a personalized demo.

Cody Tucker
Co-Owner | Convey640
405-561-3165