55 producing wells. 255 upside locations. 731 net mineral acres. Bison II investors buy into an established Permian portfolio — not a plan to drill from scratch.
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What makes Bison II different — investors are buying into an existing portfolio of producing assets, not a startup drilling program. Today the fund owns producing wells, permitted locations, and net mineral acres concentrated across the Permian Basin’s most economic counties.
The portfolio spans every stage of the drilling lifecycle: producing wells generating revenue now, drilled-uncompleted wells awaiting frac, permitted locations approved for drilling, and identified upside locations ready as economics warrant.
The portfolio is weighted to the Delaware Basin — the deepest, thickest, and highest-quality oil acreage in the United States — with complementary positions in core Midland Basin counties — roughly a 60/40 split by net mineral acreage, alongside 12 established operators.
Wells in the portfolio target multiple horizontal benches stacked vertically within the same drilling unit — the geological advantage that makes the Permian capital-efficient.
Existing wells. Existing production. Existing operator relationships. When you invest into Bison II, you’re buying into a portfolio that has already been assembled, permitted, and is generating cash flow — not a plan to drill from scratch.
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