Fox Field Farm

07/10/2025

🐣☀🥚Summer is the perfect time to hatch—your kids are home from school and ready for hands-on fun they'll never forget! Watch eggs hatch, cuddle fuzzy chicks, and learn together with this unforgettable experience.

✨ Hands-on learning (without the screens!) 📱❌
🐥 Teaches responsibility in a fun, gentle way
📚 Turns science into something they can see and touch
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Builds unforgettable family memories
🤣 Daily dose of cuteness and giggles
🎉 Perfect summer break boredom-buster!

Reserve today!
🌐 https://tinyurl.com/HatchTheChicken
📞 844-310-8782

07/09/2025

07/09/2025

From the ground up. Mind body and soul. We connect at a greater level to make equestrians connect to their horse organically without the aid of a saddle or bridle. Out horses know their job, And they will help teach you your job.

We spend so much time trying to fix the horse, spurring them forward, fiddling with the bit, asking for softness, “more forward,” “more round”…
But what if the real fix starts with you?

Small rider imbalances like a heel lifting in the rise, or a pelvis that tips incorrectly in the canter send big signals to the horse. Signals that say:
⚠️ “Slow down.”
⚠️ “Brace.”
⚠️ “Something’s not right.”

It’s no wonder so many horses disconnect, resist, or struggle to “come onto the bit.”
They’re just trying to cope.

When we shift our focus inward on how we move, how we feel, and how we influence the transformation in our horses is undeniable.
💡 Riding becomes clearer.
💡 Communication becomes lighter.
💡 And the horse finally has space to move with freedom.

It’s not just better for their welfare it makes the whole process of riding so much more enjoyable.

07/08/2025

Ever wonder why a mule’s tail was trimmed into ‘bells’? Back in the day, the Army relied heavily on mules. A green, untrained mule had its tail shaved. Once it was trained to carry a pack, a single bell-shaped notch was cut into its tail. When it learned to pull a wagon, a second bell was added. If the mule was also trained to be ridden, a third tassel was trimmed below the others. So, a ‘three-bell mule’ was fully trained and highly versatile—making it easy to spot the right animal for the job just by glancing at its tail.

07/06/2025

Sunday July 6 at 4pm ish.
We will be putting 2 wagons of hay in the loft if you're able to come and lend a hand we will feed you dinner afterwards!
Xoxo 😘

06/21/2025

We will be starting outside Saturday and Sunday morning at 7:30am if any volunteers new and old alike want to join us!

06/20/2025

06/18/2025

06/09/2025

If you are in search of a saddle fitter who prioritizes proper fitting over sales, consider Riding Right, an independent saddle fitting service.
Appointments are currently available.
Please contact Claudia at 860-719-9131 or via email at [email protected].