Longmire: Season 7 (2025) revives the beloved modern Western crime drama after years of fan demand, picking up the story of Sheriff Walt Longmire in a season that blends high-stakes cases with deeply personal reckonings. Set against the sweeping Wyoming landscape, this new chapter explores the cost of law enforcement, the changing face of the West, and the question of what justice truly means when the law isn’t always enough.
The season opens with Walt officially retired from the badge, living a quieter life on his ranch with Vic Moretti. But peace proves elusive when a series of violent crimes shakes Absaroka County, starting with the disappearance of a local Native youth. With tensions rising between the sheriff’s department and the nearby Cheyenne reservation, Walt is pulled back into investigative work—this time as an unofficial consultant to Sheriff Ruby, a younger, ambitious successor trying to prove herself.
Henry Standing Bear takes a more active role this season, working to protect his community from outside exploitation, including a shady land deal that threatens tribal sovereignty. His path and Walt’s investigation intersect, revealing a criminal network tied to illegal resource extraction, human trafficking, and political corruption—one that reaches deeper into the county’s history than anyone suspects.
Vic faces her own challenges, balancing her growing family with the lingering pull of dangerous fieldwork. Her relationship with Walt, though steady, is tested by their differing visions of the future and the risks they’re willing to take. Meanwhile, Cady Longmire steps further into her role as a legal advocate for the Cheyenne people, often clashing with both the sheriff’s office and corporate interests.
Each episode blends procedural casework with serialized storytelling, peeling back layers of a conspiracy that threatens to upend the fragile peace between the reservation and Absaroka County. As Walt gets closer to the truth, he’s forced to question whether his old-school methods—and his personal code—can still deliver justice in a world that’s moved on without him.
Longmire: Season 7 delivers the series’ trademark mix of rugged action, moral complexity, and slow-burn character drama. It’s a season about legacy, letting go, and deciding whether some battles are worth fighting no matter the personal cost—proving that even after hanging up the badge, a lawman’s work is never truly done.