The seventh night of the Saudi Falcons Club Auction, held at the club’s headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, witnessed the highest-priced falcon sale of the auction so far, with one falcon selling for SAR360,000.
Total sales for the evening reached SAR461,000 for the sale of two falcons.
The night began with a Shaheen falcon, which opened bidding at SAR150,000. After a series of competitive bids, it was sold for SAR360,000. The second falcon, also a Shaheen, was sold for SAR101,000.
The Saudi Falcons Club continues to support falconers by offering a comprehensive package of services and facilities, including transportation, accommodation, and official sales documentation.
The auction is also broadcast live on television and social media platforms, expanding its reach and promoting falconry's cultural and economic significance.
The auction plays a key role in preserving the Kingdom’s cultural heritage, promoting falconry among new generations, and generating economic value for participants.
These efforts align with the club’s broader mission to safeguard the traditions of falconry and strengthen its place in Saudi society.
