Three falcons from the British AD Farm were sold today for SAR 164,000 on the seventh day of the International Falcon Breeders Auction 2024. One was sold for SAR 65,000, another fetched SAR 51,000, and the last one was vended for SAR 48,000. The auction, which runs until August 24 at the Saudi Falcons Club headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, features top breeding farms from 18 countries and provides a global platform for falcon enthusiasts, breeders, and buyers to connect and compete. With live broadcasts on television and social media, the auction is showcasing elite falcons to a worldwide audience. The Saudi Falcons Club aims to establish the auction as a cornerstone of its mission to promote falconry, conservation, and economic growth. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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