Bounty Minerals buys oil and gas mineral interests in Appalachia.

In April of 2012, Jon Brumley created Bounty Minerals, LLC, a minerals acquisition partnership headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. The partnership acquires minerals exclusively in Appalachia. To date, Bounty Minerals has purchased over 61,000 net mineral acres in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Our approach is simple. We use economic models to calculate fair values for both buyer and seller. People choose to sell to Bounty Minerals because we are one of the top mineral buyers in the basin and have the ability to pay more than our competitors.

If you want immediate cash, Bounty Minerals gives you the opportunity to profit from your oil and gas mineral interests now, so that you may invest your profit elsewhere. There is no longer the need to wait for wells to be drilled on your property or tie your finances to the outcome of wells in your area.

If you sell Bounty a portion of your minerals, you may want Bounty to manage your remaining interest.  Bounty Minerals Management can help you administer the portion of the minerals you retain.  Therefore, you have the opportunity to receive immediate cash by selling a portion of your minerals while retaining an interest to participate in future revenues.

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Oil and gas revenue checks are often paid incorrectly and these discrepancies, in some instances, equate to large amounts of revenue. Bounty Minerals Management is capable of reviewing, processing and independently analyzing these revenue statements.

At the beginning of 2016, Mr. Brumley founded Bounty Minerals Management, a new company to benefit mineral owners in the Appalachian Basin.  Correctly managing minerals is time consuming, and at times, difficult.  Most oil and gas operators are fair and honest; however, a few are not even-handed, and even the best can make mistakes.  That is why it is important for mineral owners to be vigilant in lease negotiations and monitoring potentially excessive deductions from royalty payments.

If Bounty Minerals purchases a portion of your minerals, you will have the option of agreeing to let Bounty Minerals Management manage the minerals you retain.  Such management services can include lease negotiation, review and analysis of division orders, and review of royalty checks. If Bounty Minerals owns an interest in the same well or unit as your minerals, Bounty’s revenue accountants will already be studying the related division orders and deductions.  We will be looking to see if checks are issued in the proper amount and if too little royalty has been paid to the royalty owners.  If the payments are not correct, Bounty can contact the operator on behalf of both you and Bounty.  Often, the amount of such discrepancies would be too small to warrant a lawsuit; however, Bounty’s relationships and networking with operators can be extremely valuable in resolving these issues.  This is our business, and you can receive the same attention as Bounty.

If oil and gas interests constitute a substantial portion of your estate, heirs may be left to sift through the chaos and mountains of paperwork. It may even require experts with the ability to supervise future production. By allowing Bounty Minerals Management to purchase a portion of your assets while managing the remainder on your behalf, we can protect your oil and gas interests and royalty income for future generations by providing continuity during the transfer to the next generation.

The fee for Bounty Minerals Management services is small—just 2%-5% of the gross royalty that you receive.

Belmont and Monroe

Brooke, Doddridge, Harrison, Marion, Marshall, Monongalia, Ohio, Tyler and Wetzel

Greene and Washington

Bounty Minerals:

777 Main Street, Suite 3400
Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Phone: (800) 642-0520

Fax: (817) 348-9768

Bounty Minerals Management:

McMurray, PA  15317

Phone: (412) 491-2899