This year's International Falcon Breeders Auction concluded with a bang, as two falcons were sold for a combined price of SAR241,000. The event, hosted by the Saudi Falcons Club in Malham, north of Riyadh, attracted leading breeding farms from 19 countries. The final night of the auction saw a falcon from the Canadian Jim Wilson farm sell for SAR31,000. The highlight of the evening was the Saudi Al-Aradi farm's falcon that fetched SAR210,000. Throughout the auction, falcon enthusiasts from around the world competed for a collection of elite falcons. A falcon from the US Pacific Northwest Falcons farm fetched the highest price at this year's auction: SAR400,000. The International Falcon Breeders Auction is a unique platform that connects falconry enthusiasts, breeders, and buyers. The event is broadcast live on television and social media, reaching a global audience. The Saudi Falcons Club aims to promote falconry, conservation, and economic growth through initiatives like this auction. Source: Sau di Press Agency
Two Falcons Fetch SAR241,000 on Final Auction Night
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