Texas county activity
Rusk County, Texas, week of Sep 21 to Sep 27, 2026
Drilling permits and activity in Rusk County for an earlier week.
1 permit filed, 1 permit issued, 2 amendments applied for, 1 permit amended, 5 completions reported.
Most active operators
- BUCKHORN OPERATING LLC 3 permits and completions
- RFE OPERATING, LLC 3 permits and completions
- BASA RESOURCES, INC. 2 permits and completions
- PETRO-HUNT, L.L.C. 1 permit or completion
- VALENCE OPERATING COMPANY 1 permit or completion
Notable filings
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A permit amendment was applied for and the permit was amended Sep 21 to Sep 25
BERKSHIRE EAST (AW) #1H
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A permit amendment was applied for
BERKSHIRE WEST (AW) #1H
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A well completion was reported
PEGGY HARRIS (AW) #1H
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A well completion was reported Sep 23 to Sep 24
PRICE, J. M. #8W
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A well completion was reported
BLACKBURN #1
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A drilling permit was applied for
BULLWINKLE #1H
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A drilling permit was issued
LOLLAR #1
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A well completion was reported
HILLIN NORTH (AW) #1H
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Recent activity
Over the 4 weeks from Sep 14 to Oct 11, 2026: 6 permits filed, 4 permits issued, 3 amendments applied for, 2 permits amended, 7 completions reported, 60 operator changes. Some weeks in that span could not be confirmed. The most recent of those weeks with a filing was the week of Oct 5 to Oct 11, 2026.
Operator changes and production postings come from monthly RRC records, so what they report can be weeks or months old.
Recent weeks
- Week of Oct 5 to Oct 11, 2026
- Week of Sep 28 to Oct 4, 2026
- Week of Sep 21 to Sep 27, 2026 (shown above)
- Week of Sep 14 to Sep 20, 2026
Every week on record for Rusk County
See the latest week for Rusk County
Busiest Texas counties that week
- Martin County 81 permits and completions
- Loving County 76 permits and completions
- Upton County 76 permits and completions
- Crane County 60 permits and completions
- Midland County 54 permits and completions
Counts and filings come from the Texas Railroad Commission's public records for the week shown and are summarized the same way as the NetAcre™ Monday county digest. How these pages are made.