[4yearlurker]

Maybe that's why there are “For Sale” real estate signs near the fracking wells all along the roads. All the neighbors are overjoyed. I hope you like caravans of water trucks driving 65 mph in a 35 mph zone 24/7 using jake brakes. I now a couple that live in Bentlyville,PA. who signed the fracking contract. They were supposed to get a 500 dollar signing bonus plus monthly checks starting last March. So far they received zero dollars. Don't be to overjoyed.

[thackney]

They are not fracking contracts, that is the NIMBY attempt to scare folks. They sign mineral leases, just like I have.

Keep trying to pretend this is something new and dangerous. I have great protection against that; it is called knowledge.

We started hydraulic fracturing in this country back in 1940s. Most oil/gas wells, shale or not, get hydraulic fracturing stimulation sometime in their lifetime.

http://www.halliburton.com/public/projects/pubsdata/Hydraulic_Fracturing/fracturing_101.html

[Ditter]

It sounds like you have a “traffic” problem not a “fracking” problem. When we bought this house 30 years ago, it was on a dead end street. Then they built a bridge over the bayou and now we live on a race track.

S*** happens! Great house, great yard, we aren’t moving.