Spanish falcon farm sells out on first day at international auction

A Spanish falcon breeding farm made a remarkable debut at the 2026 International Falcon Breeders Auction, organized by the National Center for Falcons at its headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, selling its entire offering on the first day of participation.

The Spanish farm brought 32 falcons to the auction and managed to sell all of them on the opening day, amid strong demand from falconers and enthusiasts both from Saudi Arabia and abroad.

The auction allows international farms to reach a broad base of buyers, while offering falconers a wide selection of breeds, specifications, and global stock in one organized and transparent marketplace.

The event continues to attract falcon breeding farms from around the world, supporting the development of the falcon market and benefiting producers, investors, and falconers alike.

Spanning 21 days, the auction is the largest event of its kind globally, bringing together falcon breeds from across the world and serving as an annual destination for falconers and breeders.