Little Archer Incorporated

Who We Are

Experience sets us apart. We are a group of seven landmen with a combined 84 years of experience.  The senior most landman has 30 years of experience and a wealth of knowledge, The remaining landmen average 8-12 of experience.

If you have a tough prospect, rely on us to get it done.  If you have a title mess, call us to fix it.  If you want to save yourself time, aggravation and money, call us to do the job from the start.

Our Business

Professionalism is a must and we excel at our tasks.  As a team, we have worked on an 800 million dollar acquisition, successfully leased prospects in highly contested areas, and saved clients thousands through due diligence title checks.

AAPL CODE OF ETHICS / OUR CODE OF ETHICS

The Code of Ethics shall be the basis of conduct, business principles and ideals for the members of the AAPL; and it shall be understood that conduct of any member of the Association inconsistent with the provisions set forth in this Article shall be considered unethical and said individual’s membership status shall be subject to review for possible disciplinary action as prescribed in Article XVII of the Bylaws.

In the area of human endeavor involving trading under competitive conditions, ethical standards for fair and honest dealing can be made increasingly meaningful by an association organized and dedicated not only to the definition, maintenance, and enforcement of such standards, but to the improvement and education of its members as set out in the Standards of Practice. Such is the objective of AAPL and such is its public trust.

Section 1. It shall be the duty of the Land Professional at all times to promote and, in a fair and honest manner, represent the industry to the public at large with the view of establishing and maintaining goodwill between the industry and the public and among industry parties.

The Land Professional, in his dealings with landowners, industry parties, and others outside the industry, shall conduct himself in a manner consistent with fairness and honesty, such as to maintain the respect of the public.

Section 2. Competition among those engaged in the mineral and energy industries shall be kept at a high level with careful adherence to established rules of honesty and courtesy.

A Land Professional shall not betray his partner’s, employer’s, or client’s trust by directly turning confidential information to personal gain.

The Land Professional shall exercise the utmost good faith and loyalty to his employer (or client) and shall not act adversely or engage in any enterprise in conflict with the interest of his employer (or client). Further, he shall act in good faith in his dealings with the industry associates.

The Land Professional shall represent others only in his areas of expertise and shall not represent himself to be skilled in professional areas in which he is not professionally qualified