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RED FEATHER LAND & MINERALS

For operators · the Escheat Clock

Your suspense ledger, on the map, against the clock

Drop the ledger in. Each line is placed on the Commission's surveys by API or abstract, and every tract wears a dial: months since the last owner contact, filling toward Texas's three-year presumption of abandonment. Red dials are on the next report unless someone is found first. The ledger stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded unless you choose to send it.

1 · Drop a file

Columns it looks for: owner, API (8 or 10 digits) or county + abstract, lease, balance held, last contact date (or months). Template.

2 · Or paste

3 · Or look at a sample

Forty-six illustrative lines on real Reeves County wells and surveys, so you can see the form before you trust it with a ledger.

Drop a ledger, paste rows, or load the sample.
Stages
No ledger yet
Tracts, oldest first

Send the red dials as your first ten

If the clock shows lines at 36 months, those are the introductory ten — 75% off our share of the suspense released, charged only where we locate someone. Send the sheet, or just the counts, and a landman replies within two business days.

Rather talk first? Call or text [PHONE].

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