Fans of Longmire began to organize "Twitter Stampedes" to promote the series following A&E's decision to cancel the crime drama and continue to do so as producers search to find the program a new network. According to Longmire writer Tony Tost, however, the "stampede" folks might want to rethink their strategy.

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Tost voiced his opinion via Twitter on Monday, explaining that the stampedes might be more effective if scheduled for the same day and time on a regular basis.

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The aim of a stampede is to promote the #LongLiveLongmire hashtag and get the series trending. Fans hope that if they can build enough support, it might encourage a network to pick up the program. It also keeps Longmire relevant for viewers and the media even without a network or new episodes.

If Longmire does find a new home, it will likely return for a fourth season sometime during the second half of 2015.