Alongside Vic and Henry, Walt Longmire delves into a murder in the wilderness, a case intricately linked to a local tribal family.

Sheriff Walt Longmire and his team are called to investigate the death of an exotic dancer, a case complicated by possible connections to the Amish community. Meanwhile, Cady’s burgeoning romance ignites considerable debate.

When investigating a barn fire that claimed the life of a man and his champion horses, Longmire stirs up a history of concealed family secrets.

The fisherman found them tangled in the reeds: two bodies, still bearing the marks of violence. Among the victims was a young man from the Cheyenne reservation.

Walt and his team investigate the vanishing of several Cheyenne children in foster care, alongside the case of an unregistered sex offender.

Walt harbors a suspicion: a bear was deliberately lured to attack a man recently released from prison. Meanwhile, Branch’s uncle, a retired sheriff, finds himself drawn back to the familiar pull of upholding the law.

The lifeblood of a prosperous beer distribution empire was spilled in a savage attack, the victim seemingly targeted for a painting of little monetary value. Meanwhile, tensions simmered at home as Vic’s husband wrestled with a growing jeal…

Henry possessed a knack for finding things, a talent he now employed to locate a young woman teetering on the edge. Suspicion clung to her, linking her to the death of a gas station proprietor.

The president of the Tribal Council was discovered deceased on county property, though it quickly became apparent his death occurred elsewhere. A sizable list of potential suspects emerged. Meanwhile, Walt grappled with a profound sense of …

The season concluded with a devastating turn: a young man, recently cleared of charges for a sexual assault against a Cheyenne woman, is found dead. In the aftermath, Walt is compelled to face the grief and unresolved pain surrounding his …