The Bison funds acquire minority interests alongside experienced oil and gas operators with attractive track records in the most prolific U.S. basins — giving accredited investors access to institutional-quality energy assets historically reserved for family offices and private equity.
Our philosophy is straightforward: acquire minority interests and invest directly alongside established operators in basins with the strongest geological characteristics. We focus on growing reserves, production, and cash flow by investing in producing assets, proven undeveloped assets, and strategic acreage in core areas of leading basins.
By leveraging deep industry relationships, an experienced management team, and flexible capital allocation, we curate opportunities that enhance value for our investors — all overseen by an independent, third-party fund administrator.
Every fund we reference is supported by a third-party administrator, undergoes an annual third-party audit, and engages leading accounting partners that specialize in oil and gas.
Owners, not operators. Our strategy is to acquire minority interests in core assets in the Permian Basin and other top-tier basins.
The largest oil-producing region in the U.S. and the world. The stacked pay zones of the Permian have historically supported steady output across decades.
Invest directly in non-operated assets alongside the world’s top E&P companies in the largest oil-producing regions in the U.S.
Transforming complex, noisy upstream data into structured, actionable insights through expert engineering and data science.
All Bison funds are administered by an independent third-party administrator. Independent oversight is a foundational element of our operational structure.
America’s most prolific oil and gas region — and where our funds focus.
*Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration (Short-Term Energy Outlook, January 2026) and U.S. Geological Survey continuous resource assessments (2016, 2018, 2026). Production figures reflect 2025 annual averages and 2026 forecast. Recoverable resource estimates represent technically recoverable undiscovered resources per USGS methodology and are not equivalent to proved reserves. Figures are subject to revision as new data becomes available.
We concentrate where the geology, operators, and economics already work — starting with the Permian Basin, the largest oil-producing region in the U.S. and the world, whose stacked pay zones have historically supported steady output across decades.
Every fund we reference is supported by independent third-party oversight — fund administration, audit, accounting, advisory, and performance software — so investors can verify what they own and how it’s performing.
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