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Some Photography: The Ferret Collection

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Published: 24 Sept 2017 › Updated: 24 Sept 2017Some Photography: The Ferret Collection

Some Photography: The Ferret Collection

The Photography Of Ferrets

I enjoy photography, even if I don't know a shutter speed from a zoom lens. And love ferrets! So it's natural that I have pictures of ferrets all over the world (wide web.)

Below are a few photos of my little ones that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

All of them lived long happy lives - on the road.

They're looking down on us now (probably getting ready to poop wherever we step barefoot) and of course, I miss them all dearly. But even in passing these little fuzzbutts will still make ya grin!

So read on my Steeming Friend and...

Meet Mudflap.

Mud was my very first ferret. I'll have to write the backstory on how these little wonders came into my life but for now, let's just say it was a 'girl' - and leave it right there.

Anyway, Mud had been with me for 7 years traveling around the US in a truck. He seduced the ladies and wowed the gents with his awesomeness. (No lie... Lil fella was better than P.T. Barnum at pitching a sale with just his eyes.)

This here's Deisel Smoke...

'Smoke' was the Alpha Male (under King Mud) that ruled by aggression. He'd let the newbies know that "you don't mess with Smoke!"

...Unless You're A Princess!

Which Ziggy just happened to be.

You see Ziggy was just a little thing. Tiniest (and most precious) of the group.

However, she had protection...

OverDrive would be at Ziggys side as fast as he could be...

But just in case...

Sammy was always on the lookout for trouble and ready to undercover when needed!

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