Shane Terrel

Owner/Broker

Shane Terrel is a graduate of Northwestern Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. He is also a graduate of the Missouri Auction School, and additionally holds multiple awards from the School of Hard Knocks.

Mr. Terrel has been self-employed since the age of fifteen, when he and his brother Shawn purchased their first Gleaner combine and started a custom harvesting business.  The Terrel Brothers spent their summers pursuing the wheat harvest from Texas to North Dakota.  After high school in Carmen Oklahoma Shane redirected his farming efforts on a more local basis concentrated on raising cattle and alfalfa while attending college.

Mr. Terrel is the founder and President of Hunting Country Real Estate and is active in negotiating land transactions across the United States.  His current expansion of operations continues to grow from the Midwest to the Rocky Mountains and to the Southeast coast as a member of the most comprehensive land & mineral marketing group in the nation.

Mr. Terrel is also the co-owner of MineralMarketing.Com, a company he built with his brother, Shawn.  The company provides a full range of marketing services for American Oil & Gas assets and is a strategic partner of United Country Real Estate.

Mr. Terrel’s professional history includes; Conducting multiple land and mineral auctions across multiple states; Negotiating over 500,000 acres of oil & gas leases; Over $500 Million in land and mineral transactions; Participating to drill wells from a working interest position; Service company ownership and management; Fresh-water-supply drilling and fracing; Pipeline & Right-of-way negotiations; Surface damage settlements; Drilling location and compressor site acquisitions; and a broad range of consulting services to investment groups, attorneys, lenders, accountants, mineral owners and energy companies. His personal acquisition and divestiture portfolio shows investment returns significantly above industry standards. Mr. Terrel’s current asset holdings of land and minerals carry a negative acquisition cost with persistently active returns.