Unbridled Energy Corp (symbols: UNEFF OTC.BB and UNE TSX.V)

Unbridled Energy Corp
IS sitting on up to 2 trillion cubic
feet of natural gas inace…

…and shares are trading
under 20 cents!

The global recession, market decline, and depressed energy prices have pushed Unbridled Energy Corp down to a fraction of its value… That’s prompted leading resource investor Eric Sprott to buy 19.8% of outstanding shares…

Dear Investor:

Unbridled Energy Corp is in “first mover” position in North America’s potentially newest “super giant gas field” within the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB).

And this new shaleay in the WCSB is potentially BIGGER than the famed Barnett shale formation, where thousands of wells across 21 Texas counties are expected to return over $60 billion to investors.

Already, Unbridled’s leases in the WCSB show as much as 1.6 trillion cubic feet of natural gas inace. And they’ve got another 400 billion cubic feet in their Appalachian Basin properties equaling 2 Trillion cubic feet of natural gas inace!

Figuring an average recovery rate of 25% (from their current shales and tight gas sands leases), and the current low price $4 per mcf, its easy to see the enormous opportunity for Unbridled Energy investors.

And on top of this, natural gas prices are almost certain to go up! Look here…

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Natural Gas Prices to double next year

Merrill Lynch’s top oil analyst, Francisco Blanch – the first guy to accurately forecast $150 oil last year – says oil could go as low as $25 in early 2009 (it already hit $33) before heading back to $150 in 2 to 3 years. Natural gas prices will follow in near lock step.

Remember, world governments are injecting tens of trillions of dollars into the global economy. And that will stimulate energy demand at the same time oil producing nations are either cutting production or experiencing production declines. And now, Saudi Arabia has just warned of a catastrophic energy crunch on the horizon.

Meanwhile, the U.S. oil and gas industry has laid down 38% of its drilling rigs in just the past 6 months, which will shay reduce domestic suy.

Gas was $13 per mcf last year. And analysts now say it’ll climb back to $6, then $8, then $10, right along with the stimulus and economic rebound.

Leading Resource Investor Eric Sprott
buys 19.8% of Unbridled Energy Corp shares

Eric Sprott, the renowned resource investor and hedge fund manager, last May, has become Unbridled’s largest shareholder, buying 19.8% of the outstanding shares for his Sprott Asset Management fund.

Do you think he knows something?

Sprott won Fund Manager of the Year in 2007. He won Best Long/Short Hedge Fund from HFM Week this past October. And he’s a finalist in the U.S. Equity and Management Firm of the Year categories for the 2008 Absolute Returns Awards!

Hi, I’m Tim Fields, editor of Untapped Wealth, the private letter for investors seeking eosive gains from extremely undervalued stocks.

I’ve done my own research here, but seeing Eric Sprott scoop up 20% of Unbridled shares (UNEFF:OTCBB and UNE:TSX.V) convinces me this is a fortune-making opportunity for my readers…

So, let me answer your questions and get the facts on the table…

First, Who are these guys? And how did they lock up 57,000 gross acres in two of the most prolific gas basins in all of North America?

It’s no coincidence…

Unbridled chairman, Craig Steinke, is a proven unconventional energy exec whose previous energy company went from 25 cents to $8.80 a share -- a phenomenal 3,400% increase -- before he sold out to start Unbridled.

He expects to make Unbridled an even bigger success. And here’s why I believe he will…

Steinke knows that, under President Obama’s leadership, America will now move aggressively to reduce its dependence on foreign oil. He also knows that goal can’t be achieved without greater reliance on natural gas. And the only source for more gas in North America is shale.

For these reasons Steinke put together some of the most experienced shale professionals in North America…

Some of The Top shale experts in North America joined The Unbridled management team

Check this amazing lineup…

1   Joe Frantz, one of the top shale gas engineers in North America and former head of Schlumberger’s legendary shale team. Frantz and his team were part of the development of every major shaleay in America.

2   Rob Pryde, formerly with giant gas producer Encana and widely recognized as one of the leading shale gas geologists in North America.

3   Mike Hogan, one of the most experienced and efficient shale gas operations managers in North America's Appalachian Basin!

4   Dr. Marc Bustin, one of the most respected shale gas geologist in the world, and a keyayer in every major shale gas development in Canada (Dr. Bustin is Unbridled’s top consultant and a large shareholder).

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Combined, these guys have over 105 years experience analyzing, drilling, and coeting thousands of successful wells in “unconventional hydrocarbon formations,” including tight gas sands (TGS), coalbed methane (CBM), and gas shales (GS).

These guys have been on the front lines of every advance in horizontal drilling, microseismic analysis, and multi-stage fracturing -- the very technologies that have made shale gas drilling so profitable in recent years.

In short, these are the guys who helped crack the North American gas shale market wide open!

That’s why Exxon Mobil, Shell, BP, Stat-Oil, Conoco-Phillips – virtually all of the bigayers -- are coming back to North America to work shale.

Already, one major oil and gas company and a large independent are working with the Unbridled team, and more will likely follow because Steinke’s right -- shale gas is the key to getting America off foreign oil. And in the nick of time, too…

Why Gas Shale is critically important
to America’s energy future

Everybody knows it. Conventional gas and oil reservoirs are fast running out. They’re actually declining faster than new production can be brought on line.

No less an expert than T. Boone Pickens has said world oil production peaked in 2005. And of course U.S. oil production peaked way back in 1970. As a result, today we import 70% of the oil we use. And the bulk of…

The world’s remaining oil is in countries that don’t like us -- Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, and Venezuela.

That’s why Pickens spent $58 million on TV ads promoting his American wind and natural gasan. He says if we don’t find an alternative to foreign oil we could ship $10 trillion overseas in the next decade -- “the largest wealth transfer in world history.”

But that’s not going to happen now that Barack Obama is president. And Pickens recently had a private meeting with the President on this very subject. So, let’s see…

The U.S. government is investing and supporting billions of dollars in green technologies as part of aan to create jobs and wean America off foreign oil.

As a result, you see a lot of “me-too” investors rushing to buy companies that make wind turbines, solar panels, and hydrogen batteries. But they miss the point!

These alternatives are many years away and aren’t even cost-effective until oil goes back over $150 a barrel.

The bridge to America’s clean energy future

Think! What’s available in large quantities right here in North America? What’s clean burning and doesn’t pollute the environment? And what does the Pickens Plan call for in massive quantities as a bridge to the renewables we’ll use in the future?

Clean-burning natural gas! As Pickens has correctly pointed out – you can’t run 18-wheelers on batteries, but you can run them on natural gas!

Already, we use natural gas for industry, to fire our powerants, to heat our homes, and to fuel many commercial vehicles. Best of all, we can get more!

This is not some far-off solution, but an immediate solution!

The Gas Technology Institute says the gas shales in the U.S. alone contain 780 trillion cubic feet of “gas inace.”

That’s enough natural gas to fire our factories, heat our homes, and fuel our cars and trucks for several decades. North American shale gas is indeed the bridge to our renewable energy future.

All we have to do is get the gas out of the shale. And few know how to do that better than Joe Frantz, Rob Pryde, Mike Hogan, and Marc Bustin – literally some of the top shale guys in the world! Take a look…

Unbridled Energy Corp sits at the nexus of 3 mega-trends…

1. The move to green technology to reduce toxic emissions
2. The move to eliminate dependence on foreign oil
3. The move to shale drilling to boost America’s energy suy

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Just what is shale? Why is it suddenly hot?

Shale is the most common sedimentary rock on earth. And it’s also the hydrocarbon source rock for almost all gas. This is very important to understand…

Gas and oil originate from shale.

In fact, what we call a conventional reservoir is siy the gas or oil that’s seeped away from the shale and collected into a pool. We’ve been tapping these domestic pools for 140 years. But since 1970 they’ve been drying up…

That’s how we went from importing 24% of our oil in 1970, to importing 70% of it today.

Everything we need to secure America’s energy independence is right here in the great North American gas shales.

How much gas can we get from shale?

This is an eye-opener. Conventional gas resources are high-risk but high-recovery. They’re difficult to find but once found the gas is easy to tap. Typical recovery is up to 90%.

By contrast, shale is relatively low-risk. The gas is easy to find but harder to get out. The recovery rate is closer to 20% (although shale’s sisters -- coalbed methane and tight gas sands – can have recovery rates as high as 75%).

But shale’s lower recovery rates are perfectly fine because the fields are vastly larger than conventional reservoirs. They can be hundreds of miles wide and hundreds of feet thick.

That’s why they’re called “super giant gas fields.”

Consider the Barnett Shale – 8,000 wells pumping across 21 big Texas counties that will eventually deliver over $60 billion to investors. Barnett is the biggest gas-producing field in America (so far). And as you’ll see in a moment…

Unbridled’s President Joe Frantzayed a key role
in making Barnett a success!

In fact, Frantz and his team were in the front lines at all the major shaleays in North America – The Barnett in Texas, the Fayetteville in Arkansas, the Marcellus in Pennsylvania, and the Woodford in Oklahoma.

Now they’re in “first mover” position in North America’s potentially newest “super giant gas field” within the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB)… And this new shaleay in the WCSB is potentially BIGGER than the famed Barnett shale formation.

And should their geological studies go as they expect, Unbridled may become a realayer at the Marcellus, a gigantic trend that runs across Pennsylvania and is estimated to contain nearly 400 tcf of gas, double the size of Barnett!

The Unbridled team knows the Marcellus and may be adding to their acreage there, on top of their current 57,000 gross acres in Canada, Ohio, and New York.

Horizontal drilling with microseismic
targeted multi-stage fracs

Microseismic, multi-stage what? Okay, bear with me. I’ll keep it sie. But you gotta know this because it’s why UNEFF eoys it.

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You see, it all comes down to cracking rock, but in exactly the rightaces. Here’s how it works…

Horizontal drilling has been around for some time. It’s enabled drillers to access hard-to-reach formations. For instance, they can drill straight down thousands of feet next to a big city, then go sideways thousands of feet to reach a pool underneath that city’s skyscrapers. That’s been done.

Hydraulic fracturing has been around for years, too. That’s the injection of liquid and sand under high pressure to bust through rock to get to the formations (also called stimulation). But in recent years a big advance has been multe-stage fracturing, which busts up more rock in moreaces from the same wellbore, thus liberating far more gas.

Microseismic analysis is the latest advance. First we had 2D seismic readings that painted a rough picture. Then, we got the more accurate 3D seismic. And now microseismic, which can reveal what’s going on with the fracturing process deep below ground…

You see, gas shales are in zones thousands of feet deep and many miles wide. First, you go down vertically until you hit that zone, and then you move horizontally, then pump the multi-stage fracs…

But where do you put those fracs? As it turns out…

No two shales are alike. Each one needs its own custom “fracturingan.” And reading the microseismic data and getting the fracan right is both an art and a science.

The biggest successes at
the biggest shaleays
in North America

For years the corporate leaders in shale drilling technology have been Halliburton and Schlumberger. And who led the Schlumberger shale team? Joe Frantz, of course!

Check Joe’s results at the biggest and most successful shaleays in North America –ays that will return tens of billions of dollars to shareholders…

*Marcellus Shale: Joe and his team developed the data collection and testing program for Range Energy at the Marcellus and provided the first vertical and horizontal well production forecasts. Range went on to drill hundreds of successful wells!

*Lower Huron Shale: Joe and his team developed a data collection and testing program for Equitable Production at the Lower Huron and that led to over 350 successful horizontal wells. Joe also saved the company a ton of money by eliminating dozens of inefficient vertical wells.

*Fayetteville Shale: Joe and his team worked on the first test well at Fayetteville and went on to develop SEECO”s data collection and testing program. He also developed the first “Predictive Integrated Multi-Well GeoMechanical Model” -- a fancy name for the wellacement and fracan strategy. SEECO coeted hundreds of horizontal wells.

*Woodford Shale: Joe and his team developed the test well program for NewField Eoration, set up their data collection and testing program, and designed their custom fracans. From Joe’s work the company coeted hundreds of successful horizontal wells.

*Barnett Shale: Joe and his team were in the vanguard at Barnett, developing data collection and testing programs and multi-stage frac optimizationans for numerous companies. Barnett eoded -- estimated value from the biggest gas field in America is over $60 billion!

YES! Joeayed a key role at all the biggest shaleays in America!

Unbridled's Plays in the Appalachian Basin USA

Chautauqua Lake, New York:

1. Medina Whirlpool Sands – a total 32 billion cubic feet of proven, probable and possible gas.
    
2. Rhinestreet Shales – 380 billion cubic feet of gas inace.
    
3. Theresa Sands, Utica Shale, Trenton Black River – testing anned or underway.

Ohio River, Ohio:

1. Deep zones – (evaluation underway)

Pennsylvania:

1. Marcellus – Currently doing advanced geological studies at this giant shale trend, double the size of Barnett, with 400 trillion cubic feet of gas inace.

Unbridled's Plays in Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin

Chambers/Ferrier, Alberta:

1. Elkton – 50 billion cubic feet of gas inace.
    
2. Rock Creek Sands – 40 billion cubic feet of gas inace.
      
3. Second White Specs Shale – WOW! 1.6 trillion cubic feet of gas inace!

Get your calculator out. That’s nearly 1.8 trillion cubic feet of natural gas inace.

Now, including the 400 billion cubic feet of gas inace at Chautauqua Lake, you’ve got over 2 Trillion cubic feet of gas inace!

Figuring an average recovery rate of 25% (from their current shales and tight gas sands leases), and the current low price $4 per mcf, its easy to see the enormous opportunity for Unbridled Energy investors.

With All of This Gas in Place, The stock is trading at
an incredible price of under 20 cents a share.

You should speak to your investment advisor because
It’s siy mind boggling!

Also, considering that all the major governments around the world are about
to spend $trillions in stimulus…

The global economy will soon rebound. Energy demand will rise. Suy will run short. And prices will go up!

Today’s $4 per mcf could easily double to its recent average of $8 per mcf (it was $13 last year).

Okay, that’s my Untapped Wealth report today. If you need more information, visit UNEFF’s web site at www.unbridledenergy.com, or call Brad Holmes in their Investor Relations Department at 1-800-940-6781.

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Sincerely yours, Tim Fields Editor, Untapped Wealth

P.S. Remember that Eric Sprott -- the renowned resource investor and hedge fund manager of the year -- has bought 19.8% of Unbridled’s outstanding shares.