Riyadh: On the 19th night of the Saudi Falcons Club Auction, held at the club's headquarters in Malham until November 15, two falcons were sold for a combined total of SAR191,000. The auction began with a young Shaheen falcon from Al-Qunfudhah, with bidding starting at SAR40,000 and seeing intense competition before the falcon was sold for SAR91,000. A second Shaheen falcon from Al-Hassi in Umluj, for whom bidding started at SAR65,000, was eventually sold for SAR100,000. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Falcons Club offers a range of comprehensive services for falconers throughout the auction season. The club's teams assist falcon owners by arranging accommodations and transportation to the auction site. Each falcon is showcased in a fast-paced live auction that is broadcast on television and via the club's social media platforms. The Saudi Falcons Club Auction is the largest official falcon auction in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It aims to promote the Kingdom's cultural, civilizational, and econ omic heritage, as stipulated in Saudi Vision 2030, and supports activities related to falconry. The Saudi Falcons Club seeks to raise the standard of falcon auctions in the Kingdom, making this event a premier destination for falconry enthusiasts and breeders worldwide. The club is also committed to organizing the falcon trade in the Kingdom and protecting endangered falcon breeds.
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