For years, fans of Longmire have held onto hope that the beloved Western crime drama might one day return. When the show was quietly removed from Netflix earlier this year, many assumed the end had finally come. But now, fresh rumors are galloping across Hollywood — and it looks like Sheriff Walt Longmire might be saddling up for one last ride.
According to multiple insider sources, Warner Bros. Television, which still owns the rights to Longmire, is exploring the possibility of reviving the series. Options reportedly being discussed include a brand-new season or a feature-length film continuation. While nothing is confirmed yet, conversations have reportedly begun behind closed doors — and several original cast members are said to be “very interested” in returning.
The show, based on the Walt Longmire Mysteries novels by Craig Johnson, originally aired on A&E before being picked up by Netflix, where it ran for six seasons and developed a passionate fan base. With its stunning Wyoming landscapes, gritty storytelling, and strong performances — particularly from Robert Taylor as the stoic sheriff — Longmire became a quiet but enduring success.
Adding fuel to the speculation, a cryptic tweet from a former Longmire writer surfaced last week:
“Justice always finds a way.”
The short but mysterious message was enough to send fans into a frenzy, with social media lit up by theories, wishlists, and renewed demands for closure — especially regarding the complicated relationship between Walt Longmire and Deputy Vic Moretti, played by Katee Sackhoff.
So, what could a revival look like? Would Walt face a new threat to his county? Could we see more from Henry Standing Bear, Cady Longmire, or even an unexpected villain from the past? With so many unresolved storylines, the possibilities are wide open — and fans are more than ready.
While no official announcement has been made, the buzz around Longmire‘s return continues to grow. Whether it’s a limited series, a standalone movie, or a full-scale reboot, one thing is clear: the sheriff’s badge might not stay hung up for long.
Stay tuned — the wild frontier of Absaroka County may be calling once again.