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IPAA IPAA Oil & Gas Oil & Gas Investment Symposium Investment Symposium April 20, 2004 April 20, 2004 RANGE RANGE RESOURCES RESOURCES Growing Through the Drillbit Growing Through the Drillbit With Complementary Acquisitions With Complementary Acquisitions

February 2004 IPAA Oil & Gas Investment Symposium April 20, 2004 RANGE RESOURCES “Growing Through the Drillbit With Complementary Acquisitions “

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  • February 2004IPAAOil & GasInvestment SymposiumApril 20, 2004RANGE RESOURCES

    Growing Through the Drillbit With Complementary Acquisitions

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  • Profile(Permian, East TX & Midcontinent)Mid-size IndependentTotal assets - $800+ millionMarket Cap - $650+ millionNYSE listed (RRC)Reserve base (12/31/03)

    Operations

    Acreage position (12/31/03)

    685 Bcfe80% natural gas & ngls11 year reserve life93% Range operated

    2003 - drilled 358 (200 net) wells 93% success rate 2004 - 409 (237 net) wells planned 2,100,000 gross acres 1,025,000 net acres

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  • StrategyInternally generated drillbit growthComplementary acquisitions in core areasMaintain a 10+ year reserve lifeAchieve attractive rates of return

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  • Reserve Profile38%28%93%71%72%7%50%12%(1)As of December 31, 200320%9%GasOilNGLOperatedNon-OperatedSouthwestAppalachiaGulfCoastDevelopedUndeveloped

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  • Diversified Property Base(1)As of December 31, 2003(2)2004 Projection(1)

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  • Drilling Inventory -- 2004 Midcontinent Brown DolomiteMidcontinentSpringerMidcontinentTonkawaGulf of MexicoDeep StructuresHigh

    Low

    HighReserveImpactLowGulf CoastYeguaAppalachiaCoalbed MethaneAppalachiaClinton/MedinaPermianCisco/CanyonPermianSan AndresRiskProfileNew/Enhanced - 2003AppalachiaTrentonBlack RiverMidcontinent Red ForkEast TexasWilcoxAppalachiaKnox

    PermianStrawnAppalachiaUpperDevonianAppalachiaOriskany

    East TexasWoodbineMisissippi NorphletGulf CoastOligoceneMidcontinentHuntonMidcontinent MorrowNew/Enhanced - 2002New/Enhanced - 2001Existing - 2000

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  • Two Years of Solid Growth

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  • 2003 Reserve Replacement %Mean = 193%Based on Howard Weil 2003 Reserve and Finding Cost Study.

    (1)%RRC = 286%Average = 236%

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  • 2003 Finding Costs Average = $1.48/mcfeBased on Howard Weil Reserve & Finding Cost Study Excludes companies with the five highest finding costs

    $/mcfe(1)RRC = $1.25/mcfeMean = $1.43/mcfe(2)

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  • 2004 Focus Exploit the Inventory Lower Risk DevelopmentWest Texas Conger and Val VerdeWest Texas Fuhrman-MaschoAppalachia Clinton/Medina and Upper Devonian

    Medium Risk ExploitationMidcontinent Morrow, Springer, Hunton, Brown Dolomite, TonkawaOnshore Gulf Coast Oligocene and YeguaAppalachia Knox and Oriskany

    Higher Risk, Higher Impact ProjectsGOM Deep StructuresEast Texas WoodbineAppalachia Trenton Black RiverOnshore Gulf Coast Norphlet

    Complementary acquisitions to add incremental growth

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  • Quarterly Production Outlook Mmcfe/day200220032004 Anticipate both sequential and Y-O-Y quarterly production growth in 2004. First quarter 2004 production increased 15.2% y-o-y.ActualAnalyst Estimates

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    149154158159165177

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  • Financial SnapshotExcludes gains on debt retirement and mark-to-market compensation.(2) Per analysts estimates(See website for EBITDAX and cash flow calculations)(1)(2)

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  • Debt StatusTotal Debt Reduced 53%(millions)(1)Includes debt and trust preferred Analyst estimates for 2004(2) Debt reduced 51% to $358 million Debt 2.2x cash flow Debt 1.9x EBITDAX Interest coverage now 10.3x Debt per mcfe $0.52Conger acquisition added $87 MM in debt$754$605$463$392$368$358$304(2)(2)(2)

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  • Hedging StatusAs of 3/31/04(1)Collars now represent 16% in 2004, 41% in 2005 and 83% in 2006 of total hedges.(1)

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  • 2004 Capital BudgetAcreage ExplorationPipeline 3%10%& Facilities Development 72%2003$ 108MM Drilling2004 No acquisitions are included in the budget. & Seismic $126MM Drilling 15%Development

    75%Acreage & Seismic12%Exploration12%Pipeline & Facilities1%95MM Acquisitions

    $ 203MM Total

    - Acquisitions$126MM Total (1)

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  • Drilling ProgramCapital Expenditures(In millions)Net Wells Drilled$53$86$95 92121179(1)Excludes acquisitions.(1)$108200$126237

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  • Operational Overview

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  • 2004 Operating GoalsGrow production 10-15% Replace over 100% of production by the drillbit Drilling IRR over 40% based on strip pricesContinue building drilling inventory

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  • Multi-year Inventory Will Drive GrowthRisk ProfileReserve ImpactRanges multi-year inventory will provide baseline growth over the next several years.

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  • Ranges E&P Action PlanFocus in existing core areas- Expand on current successes and proven plays- Look deeper in existing areasNiche player: Ranges projects are too tedious for majors and too technically extensive for smaller independentsMake acquisitions to complement drill bit growthIntegrated teamwork & disciplined pick and shovel workUse state-of-the-art technology judiciously

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  • Texas Panhandle 39,700 gross (29,700 net) acres Original 32 sq. mi. 3-D seismic Shot additional 21 sq. mi. 3-D in 2003 Current Net Rate of 5,722 Mcfe/Day from 8 wells 1 Well WOPL 5 Locations Pending Identified 8-12 New Locations Expanding Play from Morrow

    Original & 2003 Merged 3-D

    3-D Seismic Outline

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  • Texas Panhandle - Upper Morrow SandUpper Morrow SandCurrent Production 79 Bo + 2,031 Mcf/dayWI: 72.75% NRI: 54.56%Cum. Prod. 26,100 Bbls oil & 335 Mmcf

    Upper Morrow SandCurrent Rate 380 Bo + 1920 Mcf/DayWI: 72.75% NRI: 54.56%Commenced sales 1/28/04Middle Morrow SandTested 3 BOPH & 335 MCFDUpper Morrow Sand - Drilling6 New Upper Morrow Locations Identified on recent 3-D ExtensionUpper Morrow SandCurrent Prod 40 Bo + 775 Mcf/dayWI: 72.75% NRI: 54.56%Cum. Prod. 42,270 Bbls oil & 316 Mmcf

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  • Fuhrman-Mascho West Texas2002 2003 DRILLING PROGRAM2004 DRILLING PROGRAMREMAINING PUDS 89 Additional Locations

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  • Sterling Area Conger Field2003 12 wells drilled $4.4 MM Cap Ex 3.5 Net BCFE $1.26/mcfe Dev. Cost

    2004 24 wells planned $12.0 MM Cap Ex 13.7 Net BCFE $0.89/mcfe Dev. Cost 2 rigs operating Lowering operating costs 69,000 gross acres

    64 locations

    Largest operator in field

    20% of expected 2004 production

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  • Falcon Prospect Gulf of MexicoStructure Within Marg AProp EC 33 #9 Location85 Bcfe Potential Marg A Targets 12,500 to 17,500 Range WI 25% BCP / 37.5% ACP Range NRI 30.1% Gross DHC $6.8 MM, Net $1.7 MM Potential 85 (26.1 net) Bcfe Spud projected by July

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  • Coalbed Methane Projects

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  • Trenton Black River PlayFive Trenton Black River wells planned for 2004, ranging in depth from 3,000 to 12,500 feet.

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  • Range TodayDiversified asset base; strong technical team70% natural gas; 11+ year reserve life Two years of solid results executing new strategy Significant free cash flow to exploit large inventory of drilling opportunities Company is positioned for above average production and reserve growth in 2004 and beyond

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  • Forward-Looking StatementsStatements concerning results of future capital expenditures, production volumes, reserve volumes, reserve values, number of development and exploration projects, total assets, operating costs, overhead costs, cash flow and earnings are forward-looking statements. These statements are based on assumptions concerning commodity prices, recompletions and drilling results, lease operating expenses, administrative expenses, interest and other financing costs and the market for oil and gas properties that management believes are reasonable based on currently available information; however, managements assumptions and the Companys future performance are both subject to a wide range of business risks and there is no assurance that these results, goals and projections can or will be met. Further information is available in the Companys filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are incorporated by reference.

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  • Visit us atwww.rangeresources.comFor supplemental tables, press releases, SEC filings, proxy and annual reports

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