The highly anticipated International Falcon Breeders Auction 2024 kicked off on Friday at the Saudi Falcons Club headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh. The event, which runs until August 24, features leading production farms from 16 countries.
On the opening night, a large crowd of falcon enthusiasts gathered to witness the auction of two exceptional falcons.
A Falco cherrug, known locally as a Hur, from the Polish Fire Falcons Farm, commanded a bid of SAR65,000, followed by another falcon from the same farm that sold for SAR105,000, bringing the total for the evening to SAR170,000.
This global platform offers a unique opportunity for falconers, producers, and enthusiasts to acquire elite falcons from around the world. The auction is being broadcast live on television and social media platforms.
The event aligns with the Saudi Falcons Club's vision to lead in falconry development, innovation, breeding, and care. It also contributes to the cultural and economic landscape while raising awareness about environmental conservation.
