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Established in Texas · Operating in Gonzales County

Redemption Ranch Oil & Gas

A South Texas workover operator. We find wells others overlook, execute with experienced field leadership, and run a disciplined portfolio built to grow.

Regulator

Texas Railroad Commission

Entity

Texas LLC

Service

Workovers & Drilling

Focus Area

Gonzales County, TX

01 — About

About the company

Redemption Ranch Oil & Gas is a Texas operator that acquires overlooked wells in Gonzales County and surrounding areas, re-evaluates each with current subsurface data, and returns them to production through workovers, recompletions, and — where the geology supports it — new drilling.

Entity
Texas LLC
Jurisdiction
South Central Texas
Focus
Workovers · Drilling
Regulator
Texas RRC · District 1
Operator ID
RRC #104138
Established
2026

02 — Our edge

A focused approach to overlooked production.

Acquire. Revitalize. Operate. Three things we do well, in one county of South Texas.

01

Lean by design

Experienced contractors in the field. Modern systems in the office. More of the capital reaches the well.

02

Portfolio, not a bet

Capital spread across multiple wells over time — not concentrated in one drilling event. Diversification by design.

03

Experienced execution

Over four decades of South Texas drilling and workover experience on the rig. Conservative underwriting. Careful scope. Workovers over wildcat.

03 — Current project

Gonzales County, Spring 2026

A workover project on a previously drilled well in Gonzales County. The lease is secured, the RRC drilling permit is approved, and the rig is scheduled.

Well File · RROG-2026-001

Vaughan Well No. 1

Lease Secured
Operator
Redemption Ranch
RRC Operator ID
#104138
County
Gonzales, TX
Well type
Workover
Spud target
Spring 2026
Status
Pre-drill
29.50°N 97.45°W
Texas RRC District 1

Additional workovers in evaluation.

04 — The theory

Why this asset class, structured this way.

Private oil & gas offers what public markets can’t: direct ownership, tax-aware economics, and portfolio resilience that absorbs a miss.

I

Direct exposure

Working-interest ownership. No fund wrapper, no management layer between investors and the barrel.

Traditional fund

You
Fund
Manager
NAV
Well

Multiple layers between you and the asset

Direct working interest

You
Well

You own the working interest directly

II

Tax-aware economics

Oil & gas economics support deductibility of a material portion of early capital, with depletion on subsequent distributions.

Cash committed

After-tax effective cost

IDC deduction + depletion

Illustrative only. Actual tax treatment varies by investor and deal.

III

Diversification absorbs failure

A disciplined basket of workovers can outperform a single-well bet, even when one well misses.

Producer
Producer
Producer
Miss
Producer

Four wells carry the portfolio. One miss doesn’t define it.

Illustrative only. Not a projection of any specific portfolio or result.

For illustration of general private oil & gas investment structure. Not tax, legal, or investment advice. Any Redemption Ranch offering is a private placement made only to accredited investors pursuant to applicable securities exemptions — specific economics, tax treatment, and risk factors are disclosed in the relevant deal memo.

05 — Areas of operation

South Central Texas

Active in Gonzales County. Evaluating opportunities in the surrounding counties.

01

Gonzales County

RRC 01

Active
02

DeWitt County

RRC 01

Prospecting
03

Lavaca County

RRC 02

Prospecting
04

Karnes County

RRC 01

Prospecting
05

Wilson County

RRC 01

Prospecting
06

Fayette County

RRC 03

Prospecting

06 — Leadership

Owned and operated by experienced professionals

Two owners with decades of experience building and running organizations, and a field supervisor with over forty-five years of drilling and workover experience in Gonzales County and beyond.

Ownership Managing Partner
ML

Mitchell Lindsey

Managing Partner

Operating-business entrepreneur with a recent private equity exit from a construction company he built and scaled from the ground up. His career has centered on one repeatable discipline: install experienced operators, build the financial infrastructure before you need it, and keep overhead lean enough that the model works at small scale before it works at large scale. That operating framework translates directly into oil and gas — where cost control, fast decision cycles, and clean investor reporting are the difference between a profitable workover program and an expensive one.

Field Operations Gonzales County, TX
SP

Steve Petty

Drilling Supervisor

Focus

Drilling · Workover · Field Execution

Forty-five years in oil and gas. Began with Halliburton in 1979 across cementing, completions, and workovers — onshore and offshore. Co-founded a Gonzales County drilling operation in 1986 that worked hundreds of wells across South Texas. Career since spans multiple operators, the Gulf Coast, and international work. Gonzales County resident.

45+

Years in oil & gas

1979

Began with Halliburton

Gonzales

County resident & operator

07 — Work with us

Two ways to work with Redemption Ranch

Two paths into the business. Both start with a direct conversation.

For investors 01

Invest in a Redemption Ranch project

We take qualified partners into individual oil and gas projects on clear, documented terms. Each project stands on its own — with its own AFE, subsurface evaluation, economics, and operating agreement.

  • Full project file before commitment — AFE, geology, economics
  • Signed operating agreement with clear terms and exit provisions
  • Monthly operating reports with production and expense detail
  • Direct access to management throughout the life of the well
For well owners 02

Have us work on one of your wells

If you own a producing or shut-in well in South Central Texas, we'll review it and — if it fits — put together a straightforward proposal to evaluate, work over, or operate it.

  • Written subsurface and well-file review at no cost to the owner
  • Clear, written proposal — scope, timeline, cost, and economics
  • Licensed and bonded Texas operator responsible on the permit
  • Detailed documentation and reporting throughout the project

08 — Contact

Send a message

Every inquiry — from prospective partners, well owners, landowners, and vendors — is reviewed personally by a member of management. Use the form on the right; a reply will follow within one business day.

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