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First Auction of International Falcon Breeders Event in Saudi Arabia

First Auction of International Falcon Breeders Event in Saudi Arabia

Post by : Mariam Al-Faris

The first auction session of the International Falcon Breeders Auction for this year was held recently at the Saudi Falcons Club. This club is located in Malham, a place north of Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia. The auction started in the evening and is planned to continue until August 25. This event is very important because it brings together the best falcon breeding farms from many countries around the world.

Falcon breeding farms raise and train falcons for hunting and sports. Falcons are special birds that have a long history and cultural importance in many countries, especially in the Middle East. This auction is a big chance for buyers and sellers to meet, show, and trade falcons.

Strong Interest from Falcon Buyers

During the first auction session, many falconers and bird lovers showed strong interest. Falconers are people who train and care for falcons. They want to buy the best birds for their sport or collections. The event also attracted many enthusiasts who enjoy watching and learning about falcons.

One very important buyer at the auction was Prince Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd bin Abdulaziz. He is the Minister of State and a member of the Saudi Cabinet. He bought two falcons from a well-known breeding farm called Al-Aradi Farm. The total price for the two falcons was SAR 180,000 (Saudi Riyals).

The first falcon was sold for SAR 75,000, and the second falcon was sold for SAR 105,000. These prices show how valuable and special these falcons are. Buying a falcon at an auction like this can cost a lot of money because the birds are carefully bred and trained.

Importance of the Auction for Falcon Industry

This auction is very important for the falcon breeding and falconry industry. It is a top place for buying and selling elite falcons. Elite means the best or highest quality. People who breed falcons work hard to raise healthy and strong birds that can perform well in hunting and flying competitions.

The auction helps breeders sell their best birds to buyers who want to keep or train falcons. It also helps the falcon market grow bigger by connecting people from different countries. Buyers get a chance to see many types of falcons and choose the ones they like best.

Global Audience and Media Coverage

The International Falcon Breeders Auction is not just a local event. It is watched by a global audience. The auction is broadcast live on television and social media. This means people from all over the world can watch the auction in real-time using their phones, computers, or TVs.

Many falconers, producers, and falcon fans follow the auction closely. Producers are people or farms that breed and raise falcons. The live broadcast helps increase interest in falconry and falcon breeding everywhere. It also helps promote Saudi Arabia as a leading center for falcon sports and culture.

Cultural and Economic Impact

Falconry is a very old and respected tradition in Saudi Arabia and many other countries. It is more than just a sport or hobby; it is part of the culture and history. Events like the International Falcon Breeders Auction help keep this tradition alive and strong.

Besides culture, the auction also has economic benefits. It creates jobs for breeders, trainers, and workers at the farms. It also brings business to the Saudi Falcons Club and nearby hotels and restaurants because many people come to attend the auction in person.

The auction helps build business links between different countries. Buyers and sellers can form new partnerships that last for years. This helps the falcon industry grow and become more professional.

How the Auction Works

At the auction, each falcon is shown to the buyers one by one. The sellers tell the buyers about the falcon’s age, health, and skills. Buyers then place their bids, which means they say how much money they are willing to pay for the bird. The highest bid wins, and the falcon is sold to that buyer.

The process is fast and exciting. Many buyers watch carefully and try to get the best falcon for a good price. Some falcons sell for a little money, and others sell for a very high price. This depends on the bird’s quality and how much buyers want it.

Role of Saudi Falcons Club

The Saudi Falcons Club is the main host of this big event. The club is known as a key place for falcon lovers. It organizes many activities and events related to falconry throughout the year. The club supports falcon breeders and falconers by providing places for training, showing, and selling falcons.

The club also works to protect falcons and promote good care for these birds. They make sure falcons are healthy and treated well during the auction and other events.

Future of Falcon Breeding in Saudi Arabia

The success of this auction shows a bright future for falcon breeding and falconry in Saudi Arabia. More people are getting interested in falcon sports and falcon care. The country is becoming a big center for these activities.

The government and private farms continue to invest money and effort in improving falcon breeding. They want to raise more high-quality falcons for local and international buyers. Events like this auction help build strong connections between falcon breeders and buyers worldwide.

The first session of the International Falcon Breeders Auction was a great success. It brought together many falcon lovers and showed the best falcons for sale. Important buyers like Prince Turki bin Mohammed bought expensive falcons, showing the value of these birds.

The auction helps keep falconry traditions alive while also growing the falcon industry as a business. With live broadcasts and global attention, the event shows how important falcons are to Saudi Arabia and the world. The auction will continue until August 25, with many more falcons to be sold and many more buyers to join.

Aug. 9, 2025 3:38 p.m. 2466

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