Fort Berthold Reservation
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Sep 21, 2026
September 2026 Director's Cut - July 2026 Production
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10:57speaker_0MODERATOR
total production.
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11:02speaker_0MODERATOR
Activity on Fort Berthold,
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11:04Gunther HarmsGUEST
July oil production, about 154,461.
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11:09Gunther HarmsGUEST
It is a slight decrease after several months of a very good increase in Fort Berthold.
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11:18Gunther HarmsGUEST
Number of active wells about 3000 and have a total of 146 active permits.
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11:27Gunther HarmsGUEST
State gas capture volume from June to July increased by about 10.8 million cubic feet per day to 173.3 million cubic feet per day.
50 States of Fear - North Dakota
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21:17Daniel HamiltonHOST
We go all the way back to 1962 in Minot, North Dakota.
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21:26Daniel HamiltonHOST
Long before the famous Bigfoot flap on the Fort Berthold Reservation, long before the footprints appeared alongside Highway 22, and decades before North Dakota Bigfoot sightings began to circulate across the internet, two hunters outside Minot claimed they came face-to-face with something they could not explain.
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21:55Daniel HamiltonHOST
This was 1962.
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22:00Daniel HamiltonHOST
Now, according to the BFRO, this remains one of the earliest Bigfoot encounters currently listed in the North Dakota database.
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61:53Daniel HamiltonHOST
All right, you guys, this one.
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61:56Daniel HamiltonHOST
is known as the Highway 22 Bigfoot Flap.
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62:00Daniel HamiltonHOST
Fort Berthold Reservation.
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62:05Daniel HamiltonHOST
Here's a question.
086 David Ramsden-Wood, Engineer and Energy Thinker
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26:10David Ramsden-WoodGUEST
And we were also, because of the composition of the team, we were also seeing a lot of deal flow that was both on market, but a lot of off market.
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26:18David Ramsden-WoodGUEST
And we had a very fortunate introduction with some guys who were looking at the Fed sale in September of 2016. and we had a thesis that new mexico like fort berthold was misunderstood people didn't like federal acreage they couldn't understand the blm they wanted texas-like permitting times and so we bid we got permission to bid and we partnered with some folks and we bid 25 000 an acre for a 2500 acre block that looked absolutely incredible and we lost to matador who paid 33 000 an acre which it wasn't lost on me that the most recent Fed sale had Devon buy an acreage at 330,000 an acre.
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27:03David Ramsden-WoodGUEST
But anyway, so from that-
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27:04Mark HinamanHOST
2026 Fed sale.