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To: Dave54 who wrote (67037)	8/6/2005 10:36:57 PM
From: energyplay	Respond to of 74559

Hi Dave - Sorry, I should have made it more clear. But thanks for the question, so I can tell every one and maybe pound the table a little for Peyto. The industry comparisons are in the Investor Presentation. Go to www.peyto.com Investor presntation is near the top, a little to the left. The comparisons are on pages 11 through 28. It's in an Adobe PDF form. This will tke you directly - peyto.com Peyto provide lots of useful information and metrics, on themselves and the other trusts. You can get part of an education on trusts there. For one field, they even provide data on individual wells back to the 1980s, including well numbers. This presentation is as useful as Kurt Wulff's site www.mcdep.com for energy trust investors. ********** I am going to suggest that everybody look at a three year charts of Peyto, PEYUF in US pink sheets. On BigCharts.com, CA:PEY.UN will get the chart. For US taxpayers, note the 4.3% current distribution, most of which may qualify for favorable tax rates. This is not tax advice, however. Not a recomendation or advice, but this or other royalty trusts may have a place in some of your portfolios, depending on your time frame. ****** BTW, the Canadians should be proud to have a public company like this.