In Texas the Company has secured a funding commitment of $2,100,000 to drill an additional 20 wells once the McComas –A- 20 well is placed into production. We expect to be in full production, as well as have BOPD results in the next 2 weeks. We are in the process of permitting at least 2 additional wells on the McComas lease and will begin drilling immediately once permits are approved. We estimate that we will be able to place the additional 2 wells into production during the first quarter of 2013.

We plan to commence the drilling of the first 2 shallow Wooldridge wells, which are already permitted, the week of December 1 ^st , 2012. Once the first two wells are placed into production the remaining financing will be available and we will begin the process of permitting and drilling the remaining 10 wells in the project. We expect this project to be fully completed in early 2013, and add an estimated 100 BOPD in production.

We have already chosen our location on our 81 acre Elora farm out next to the Sabine river. Once the survey and permit are completed we will start (that should take about 2 weeks). This drill will be approximately 3500 feet. It will also be a horizontal drilling into the Fredricksburg zone. There was a well drilled there in 2007. That well owner only had the rights below 5000ft. They wire lined the entire well and we now have those logs in our possession and will drill where the existing pad is. This will allow us to avoid the pad setup expense. Also having 50k worth of logs should allow us to navigate into the zone with success. If we have a successful oil well (our goal) we will drill again from this pad into the Saratoga zone.

Under the terms of the proposed agreement TNC Energy will provide all development funds necessary to bring into production the 50 existing wells, as well as the drilling of additional wells upon completion of the work overs.

TNC Energy has related to the Treaty Energy management team, that their engineers have estimated production levels of up to 600 bbls/day out of the 50 existing wells after completion of the work overs.

Work over cost are estimated at $15,000 per well and completion time for all wells is expected to take approximately 3 to 4 months. TNC Energy is currently on site and proceeding with the work over of the wells. Treaty Energy Corp will not be responsible for any other investments in the venture nor any other operational responsibilities.

Andrew Reid , Co-CEO of Treaty Energy Corp., stated "I am pleased to have Treaty Energy join in this joint venture with a well-capitalized group like TNC Energy. If estimated production levels are achieved, this JV could add up to 240 bbls/day of prime Louisiana light oil to Treaty's daily production."