Take TotaLand Camping With landmen busier than ever, it is time for an occasional autumn break By Michele Day, Totaland-Land Acquisition Software With the oil and gas industry picking up, landmen are busier than ever. Statistics show that the increase in U.S. oil production are producing so many jobs, that there are not enough people to fill them. According to Investment bank Goldman Sachs, “the U.S. oil industry is about to make a huge comeback…to the tune of 100,000 new jobs by 2018.” While celebrating the increase in work, TotaLand’s leading edge software is on hand to help in organizing reports, mapping, billing and much more. To stay balanced, we encourage landmen to relax with occasional breaks to recharge. Pack up your tent, RV, S’mores and if necessary, TotaLand on your electronic device and head out to enjoy the cool weather and colorful fall foliage. Wherever you go, TotaLand is at your fingertips, even while taking those breaks by the campfire. With TotaLand’s HTML5 leading-edge technology, you can access billing, mapping, reports and more on your laptop, iPad, iPhone, smart phone or any electronic device. Today, landmen are back at work enjoying the upswing. Since the downturn in 2014 due to oversupply which pushed prices down internationally, landmen stayed focused, hopeful, and perfected skills to prepare for today’s oil boom. According to Rystad Energy, the U.S. is sitting on 264 billion barrels of oil reserves, which is more than Saudi Arabia, Russia or any other oil-producing country. Goldman is forecasting about 700 oil rigs to be created, each one with an average of 120 to 150 employees. This is good news for oil and gas workers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 172,400 oil and gas jobs. The oil surge is expected to be seen in the following areas: the Eagle Ford and Permian Basin in Texas, North Dakota’s Bakken and the Denver Basin in Colorado. TotaLand is here to help you stay organized for each project. While staying busy, enjoy a few breaks and if necessary, take Totaland camping to stay connected with your ongoing projects. To help you enjoy a short fall break, we put together the following top 5 camping sites in Texas, North Dakota, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Colorado. Texas Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. Ray Roberts Lake State Park Lafayette, LA 800.465.5877 [email protected] www.totaland.com 2. Lake Bob Sandlin State Park 3. Inks Lake State Park 4. Palo Duro Canyon State Park 5. Caprock Canyons State Park North Dakota Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. Theodore Roosevelt State Park 2. Lake Metigoshe State Park 3. Lake Sakakawea State Park 4. Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park 5. Lewis & Clark State Park Louisiana Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. North Toledo Bend State Park 2. Chicot State Park 3. Grand Isle State Park 4. Jimmie Davis State Park 5. Kisatchie Ranger District Wilderness Area Oklahoma Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. Chickasaw National Recreational Area 2. Beavers Bend State Park 3. Greenleaf State Park 4. Sequoyah State Park & Fort Gibson Lake 5. Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Pennsylvania Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. Ricketts Glen State Park 2. Cook Forest State Park 3. Pine Grove Furnace State Park 4. Bald Eagle State Park 5. Promised Land State Park Lafayette, LA 800.465.5877 [email protected] www.totaland.com Colorado Top 5 Camping Sites: 1. Little Molas Lake Campground 2. Angel of Shavano 3. Oh Be Joyful Campground 4. Pinyon Flats Campground 5. Saddlehorn Campground Lafayette, LA 800.465.5877 [email protected] www.totaland.com .