Friday, September 07, 2007

Dynamic Natural Resources, Inc. Acquires Three New Leases and Announces Interviews With MN1.com and Wall Street Reporter

BOSTON, MA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/30/07 -- Dynamic Natural Resources, Inc. (OTCBB: DYNI) has acquired a total of 4 new wells located on three separate leases. Scott Masse, CEO, will be interviewed by MN1.com on Thursday, at 12:30 pm and the Wall Street Reporter on Friday, at 1:30 pm to discuss these acquisitions and the future direction of Dynamic Natural Resources.

The Earhart lease consists of 80 acres and has multiple off-set drilling locations. Dynamic owns 94% of the working interest in this lease. The Earhart lease has 2 wells that were drilled in the early eighties to approximately 3200 feet. Dynamic is excited to be the first in the Il Basin to employ a unique surfactant called SWR on the Earhart lease. SWR is a surfactant system which exhibits a combination of characteristics that are not found in any comparable commercially available system. More information about SWR can be found at http://www.oilremoval.com/index.htm or in the near future at our website www.dynamicnaturalresources.com.

The Webber Lease has one well on it that is located in a limestone formation and was drilled in the eighties to approximately 3200 feet. Dynamic owns approximately 57% of the working interest in this well. The Company recently cleaned the well with 15% HCL acid and the well is currently producing about 1 1/2 Barrels of Oil per day. We expect after complete de-watering of the Webber that the well should go back to producing 3-5 BOPD.

The School well is adjacent to the Webber well and has also been shut in for a few years. The well was drilled to 3200 feet and produces from a limestone formation. The well is fully equipped and needs to be cleaned out before restarting production. Dynamic owns approximately 35% of the working interest in this well.

Scott Masse, CEO, states, "The Company is doing an excellent job of executing its game plan. We have excellent partners in the field who have helped us turn our idle wells back into consistent producers. We have already announced the purchase of 10 wells and look forward to announcing the acquisition of more leases in the near future."

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