COUNTIES · EAST TEXAS · DISTRICT 06 · CODE 203

Harrison County, Texas

The RRC's county figures put Harrison County at 1,190,334 bbl of oil and 500,311,702 Mcf of gas in the twelve months through August 2026; gas is down 7% on the twelve months before.

2,361 leases under 87 operators had production in those months.

Harrison County permitting is running 6.7 permits a month over the trailing 90 days (20 total, level with the prior quarter). 4 were issued in the past week.

TGNR East Texas II LLC leads with 18 permits in the past 12 months, one of 14 operators active in the county.

3 operators filed a first Harrison County permit in the past year.

Median permitted depth over the past year is 12,000 ft; 75% of the past year's permits are horizontal.

The county has 80 active disposal and injection permits of 341 on file, with 54M barrels injected in the 12 months reported through September 2025.

6,376 drilling permits have been issued in Harrison County since 1977.

6,376 permits on file since 1977 · last issued Nov 10, 2026

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2,560
active wells · 7,020 on file
87
producing operators, 12 months
2,361
producing leases, 12 months
1.2M
bbl oil, 12 months through Aug 2026 · −6%
500M
Mcf gas, same 12 months · −7%

RRC COUNTY FIGURES · NO. 62 IN OIL AND NO. 9 IN GAS OF 219 PRODUCING TEXAS COUNTIES

Harrison County oil and gas production

RRC COUNTY FIGURES · THROUGH AUG 2026

Texas operators report production by lease, and the Railroad Commission totals it by county. Where a lease lies in more than one county, the split between them is the RRC's. Oil includes condensate; gas includes casinghead gas.

12 months through Aug 2026 500,311,702 · prior 12 536,279,450(-7%)

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Latest months

MonthOilGas
Aug 202692,292 bbl43,751,608 Mcf
Jul 2026101,214 bbl41,550,530 Mcf
Jun 2026107,986 bbl42,221,955 Mcf
May 2026114,150 bbl44,903,327 Mcf
Apr 2026111,709 bbl40,875,372 Mcf
Mar 2026107,476 bbl43,749,189 Mcf
Feb 202694,268 bbl39,289,433 Mcf
Jan 202693,911 bbl40,662,594 Mcf
Dec 202589,922 bbl40,394,665 Mcf
Nov 202596,782 bbl40,076,438 Mcf
Oct 202588,472 bbl42,188,031 Mcf
Sep 202592,152 bbl40,648,560 Mcf

Operators by production

12 MONTHS THROUGH AUG 2026

  1. TGNR East Texas II LLC201 leases

    11.3K bbl · 157M Mcf

  2. Comstock Oil & Gas, LLC147 leases

    789 bbl · 105M Mcf

  3. Sabine Energy Inc.177 leases

    40.2K bbl · 62.3M Mcf

  4. RFE Operating, LLC42 leases

    184K bbl · 37.6M Mcf

  5. Silver Hill Energy Operating LLC17 leases

    0 bbl · 27.2M Mcf

  6. Sabine Oil & Gas Corporation164 leases

    14.2K bbl · 25.7M Mcf

  7. Trinity Operating (Usg), LLC20 leases

    0 bbl · 23.9M Mcf

  8. Sponte Operating, Inc.11 leases

    2.8K bbl · 20M Mcf

87 operators had production here in the twelve months. Each month is credited to the operator that reported it; ranked by barrels of oil equivalent, 6 Mcf to the barrel.

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Largest leases

2,361 LEASES WITH PRODUCTION · 12 MONTHS THROUGH AUG 2026

LeaseOperatorFieldOil, 12 moGas, 12 mo
Owen GMB AGas 300055Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl5,719,129 Mcf
Thanos TAGas 300185Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl5,572,059 Mcf
Owen GMB BGas 300056Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl5,503,062 Mcf
Jernigan-Woolworth HV Unit AGas 300081TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,838,573 Mcf
Jernigan-Woolworth HV Unit CGas 300084TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,558,603 Mcf
McLofflin-Scott HV Unit CGas 300471TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,498,832 Mcf
Jernigan-Woolworth HV Unit BGas 300036TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,474,871 Mcf
McLofflin-Scott HV Unit AGas 300524TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,398,002 Mcf
McLofflin-Scott HV Unit BGas 300470TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,380,705 Mcf
Furrh-Elum-Harper (AW)Gas 295033Sabine Energy Inc.Carthage (Haynesville Shale)38 bbl4,196,330 Mcf
G07D Reuben Pierce CSGas 301101TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,127,451 Mcf
G07D Rogers BNGas 301014TGNR East Texas II LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl4,048,256 Mcf
Blocker Gill CC AGas 300550Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl3,833,748 Mcf
Sanders SBGas 298894Comstock Oil & Gas, LLCCarthage (Haynesville Shale)0 bbl3,757,095 Mcf
Bonner a HS (AW)Gas 301071Sabine Energy Inc.Carthage (Haynesville Shale)120 bbl3,573,622 Mcf

Ranked by barrels of oil equivalent, 6 Mcf to the barrel. A lease in two counties is listed with its share in this one.

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Wells by status

7,020 WELLBORES ON FILE

From the RRC wellbore file and the permit record. Other sites count the RRC's map locations, which include dry holes and locations this file does not hold, so their totals differ.

Wells spudded, by year

HorizontalVertical and directional

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Drilling permits

20
permits issued, 90d
+0%
vs prior 90d (20)
8
operators filing
90%
horizontal
18,948
avg permitted depth, ft

WINDOWS ON THE RRC ISSUE DATE · COMPUTED NOV 12, 2026 · WHY ISSUE AND SEEN DATES DIFFER

Permits issued by month

LAST 120 MONTHS · BY ISSUE DATE

Last 12 months 94 · prior 12 94(+0%)

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Operators by permits, last 12 months

By permits issued. Wells are the operator’s current inventory here from the RRC wellbore file.

Full operator directory: 472 operators have filed a permit here since 1977 →

New entrants, last 12 months

Operators whose first permit in Harrison County came in the last year. 3 in total.

Permit types, 90d

TypeWindowPriorAll time
Drill18185,204
Recompletion221,043

What the types mean →

Formations in completed wells

RRC WELLBORE FILE · ≥10 WELLS

Tops reported on completion filings for wells in Harrison County. A well counts for every formation it reports, so this reads as the county's stratigraphic column. About tops →

In Harrison County the Sligo is reported in 515 wells, median top 6,110 ft, highlighted below. Back to the formation →

FormationWellsPermitted last 3 yrsMedian top, ftP10–P90
Travis Peak3,0481636,5305,888–7,292
Pettit2,5221756,2855,605–7,130
Cotton Valley2,3071568,4807,929–9,071
Rodessa1,6171625,6384,893–6,496
James Lime1,219295,8505,384–6,554
Bossier9922910,1089,747–10,538
Glen Rose8741423,6743,004–4,790
Massive Anhydrite (marker)847255,3104,536–5,979
Paluxy6801423,2582,594–4,283
Goodland5741222,7922,370–4,039
BMA54145,6004,897–6,506
Blossom528732,2461,880–3,036
Sligo515106,1105,553–6,740
Nacatoch476811,142900–1,931
Taylor36649,8749,458–10,520

Beyond the permit record

RRC UIC permits · H-10 reported volumes

Disposal and injection

80
active UIC permits of 341
749K
permitted bbl/day, active
54M
bbl injected, last 12 reported months
Sep 2025
reported through

Every active well, operator, and daily reporter in Harrison County →

Permitted volume is a ceiling, not throughput. How to read it →

USGS catalog, Texas

Seismicity, last 2 years

0
M2+ events in the area
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largest

Monthly counts, magnitudes, and every recent event in the area →

Events are not tagged with a county; this counts M2+ events inside the bounding box of the county’s located permits, padded 0.1°. About TexNet →

Latest permits

NEWEST FIRST BY ISSUE DATE

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Questions about Harrison County

How many drilling permits were issued in Harrison County in the last 12 months?

99 permits were issued in Harrison County in the last 12 months, up 10% from 90 in the 12 months before. 75% were for horizontal wells. The most recent was issued Nov 10, 2026. 6,376 are on file since 1977.

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Who is the most active operator in Harrison County?

By drilling permits filed in the last 12 months, TGNR East Texas II LLC is the most active operator in Harrison County, with 18 of 99, followed by Sabine Energy Inc. (17) and RFE Operating, LLC (17). 8 operators filed permits here in the last 90 days.

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How many oil and gas wells are in Harrison County?

7,020 wells are on file in Harrison County, including 2,560 active, 2,398 plugged, and 35 permitted and not yet drilled. 892 are horizontal. The active wells are under 96 operators.

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How much oil and gas does Harrison County produce?

The Railroad Commission's county figures show 1.2 million barrels of oil and 500 million Mcf of gas in Harrison County in the 12 months through August 2026, from 2,361 leases under 87 operators. Texas operators report production by lease; where a lease lies in more than one county, the split between them is the RRC's.

Production by month in Harrison County →

Who are the largest producers in Harrison County?

By oil and gas produced in Harrison County in the 12 months through August 2026, the largest operator is TGNR East Texas II LLC, with 11,261 barrels of oil and 157 million Mcf of gas from 201 leases, followed by Comstock Oil & Gas, LLC and Sabine Energy Inc.. 87 operators had production here in those months.

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How much water is injected in Harrison County?

54.0 million barrels of water were injected in Harrison County in the 12 months through September 2025, reported on form H-10. 80 of the county's 341 disposal and injection permits are active.

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What formations are drilled in Harrison County?

Completion filings for wells in Harrison County report tops for 15 formations in at least ten wells each. The most reported are the Travis Peak (3,048 wells, median top 6,530 ft), the Pettit (2,522 wells, median top 6,285 ft), and the Cotton Valley (2,307 wells, median top 8,480 ft).

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What basin is Harrison County in?

Petrora lists Harrison County in the East Texas. It is in the Railroad Commission's District 06.

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Have there been earthquakes in Harrison County?

No earthquakes of magnitude 2 or more were located in the area of Harrison County's permitted wells in the last 2 years.

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About this data

Oil and gas are the Railroad Commission's county figures from its Production Data Query, through Aug 2026: Texas files production by lease, and where a lease lies in more than one county the split is the RRC's. Nothing here is estimated by Petrora. Wells from the RRC wellbore file and the permit record. Drilling permits from the RRC OGA049M master and daily daf420 files, rebuilt nightly into per-county figures; windows are on the date issued. Disposal from UIC permits and H-10 reports at the last settled month; earthquakes from the TexNet catalog inside the county's located-permit footprint.

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