Fellow Investor,

I have just come across a company that has struck it big in Kansas. This up-and-coming oil and gas concern has been focusing its exploration in Jayhawk country, along very same rich underground corridors missed by the likes of Standard Oil, Exxon and Chevron.

I’ve been following the oil markets for over 30-years, so I know when I see a near certain sure-winner. American Petro Hunter (OTC BB: AAPH) falls into that category because of its whopping discovery at its Rooney project in Kansas. The newest field could do for American Petro Hunter what Prudhoe Bay did for Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO).

Back in 1968 ARCO struck oil along Alaska’s North Slope. It was called Prudhoe Bay oil field, and when all was said and done it yielded 25 billion barrels of oil.

Nobody knows yet how much oil is going to be pumped from American Petro Hunter’s Kansas project, but one thing is certain – it is going to be a lot.

Third party estimates indicate, the first of 10 wells at AAPH’s field at its Rooney project in Kansas is likely to produce 250 barrels per day and hold potential reserves of half a million barrels of oil. If, as is expected, the other nine wells come in on target, that will give American Petro Hunter 2,500 barrels of oil production per day!

Right now the industry is paying $35,000 per flowing barrel of oil per day. Given that, ten wells could generate 2,500 barrels per day; that works out to an asset worth $87.5 million dollars!

Its Poston project in Kansas has commercial oil wells up and running… oil wells that have given this start-up a positive cash flow. But it’s the Rooney Project – securely socked in America’s own borders – that could take American Petro Hunter from a junior to an intermediate oil & gas concern almost overnight. Of course finding oil in Kansas is nothing new.

A hundred years ago John D. Rockefeller became the world’s first billionaire. He made his fortune as the founder of Standard Oil Trust, an oil company so big and powerful that the U.S. government felt compelled to break it up.

Rockefeller’s nose for finding oil was legendary and two of his richest stakes were in Kansas and California. Hundreds of billion of barrels of oil where pumped from these two regions using 19th Century technology.

Back in those days geologists used the same methods to find oil as they did to find water. Stick a drill into the ground and see if anything popped up. The result is that for every three barrels discovered, only one barrel was pumped.

For Standard oil and the giants that followed, plenty was found… enough oil to create unprecedented numbers of millionaires and more than a handful of billionaires. Men like Rockefeller, Hunt, and Getty.

Then in the 1950s immense pools of oil and gas were discovered in the Middle East, Venezuela and Mexico. Big oil lost interest in America’s heartland.

The final straw came in the 1980s when energy prices collapsed. Some of America’s richest oil regions were simply abandoned. That is until now.

A select group of companies like American Petro Hunter (OTC BB: AAPH) are using state of the art technology to find the oil and gas that the oil tycoons left behind.

That leaves an incredible plethora or riches just waiting to be pumped.

Consider that the United States has the 4th largest natural gas reserves in the world.

America has proven oil reserves worth more than $14 trillion dollars of oil and more than $40 trillion worth of natural gas.

American Petro Hunter is drilling for this incredible bounty.

American Petro Hunter Bought in at Rock Bottom

AAPH began its oil and gas lease purchases last winter after petroleum prices made their biggest correction in history. Since then American Petro Hunter has been finding and pumping oil and gas in two of the richest residual petroleum regions in the continental United States… Kansas and California.

Billions of barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet of natural gas have been extracted from California and Kansas over the past century. In fact these two oil-rich regions helped build Standard Oil and its successor, Exxon Mobil (XOM).

But decades ago finding and especially recovering oil from fields was a primitive exercise.

When petroleum prices crashed in the early 1980s Big Oil packed up and left some of the most plum regions in America. For nearly three decades an underground oasis of un-captured oil and gas has quietly sat in massive pools. That is until now!

New companies employing state-of-the-art technologies are continuing to harvest billions of barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet in natural gas buried right beneath our feet. The fruition of this work will help America become energy independent and make millions of dollars for savvy investors.

And nobody is doing this work better than American Petro Hunter (OTC BB: AAPH)

American Petro Hunter is a start-up that has only been acquiring properties in key locations in California and Kansas. Yet is already pumping hydrocarbons flowing through its pump-jacks and money accumulating in its coffers.

Consider AAPH’s most recent target; the #24-1 Double H Oil Well at the company’s Rooney Project, in Kansas.

Well #24 was ramped up in late 2009 and will have production on-stream in January 2010. But what’s really getting the attention of others in the oil patch is just how rich this property could turn out to be. Planning is already in progress for production to step-out beyond the #24-1 Double H Well. In fact AAPH is laying out the blueprints for the infrastructure that will be used to pump, collect and transport the oil from the Rooney project.

I wouldn’t be at all surprised to find out that upcoming results will rivet investor attention and provide gusher-like profits to AAPH stockholders.

The new Kansas well will likely produce up to $7 million dollars in annual revenue. And that’s with oil at $70 per barrel. If oil goes back to its old price of $147 per barrel, that will equal over $14 million dollars in revenue just from the #24-1 Double H Well being completed now.

But there is much more than that under-foot. It is estimated that there are up to 500,000 barrels in this well, for a potential total of 5,000,000 barrels under lease at the 10 drill locations.

Since AAPH receives a 50 percent Net Working Interest from current production at the Rooney project, the company has the potential to earn over $35 million dollars per year on the Rooney field alone.

This is incredible potential for a company with a market cap of less than $15 million.

I will share all the details of American Petro Hunter in my brand new report that I just completed. All you have to do is

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