The 2024 Saudi Falcons Club Auction continues to attract attention, with two prized Shaheen falcons fetching a total of SAR191,000 in recent sales. The auction, held at the club’s headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, is one of the most significant falconry events in the world and runs until November 15.
The first falcon, presented by falconer Omar Al-Enezi, was sold for SAR41,000, while the second falcon, presented by Ibrahim Al-Ayyaf, sold for an impressive SAR150,000. These sales underscore the cultural and economic importance of falconry in Saudi Arabia, which has deep historical roots in the region.
Saudi Arabia is home to some of the most revered falcon breeds, and this annual auction showcases the country’s commitment to preserving its falconry heritage while also regulating the trade of endangered species. The auction, part of Saudi Vision 2030, aims to position the Kingdom as a global hub for falconry enthusiasts.
The Saudi Falcons Club provides accommodation and transportation for falconers, making it easier for participants to join the auction from different parts of the country. The event is broadcast live on television and social media platforms, attracting viewers from around the world.
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