Strong turnout at Riyadh international falcon breeding farm auction

The international falcon breeding farm auction saw a large turnout from visitors who chose to spend part of their weekend exploring the farms’ pavilions and accompanying events at the National Center for Falcons in Malham, north of Riyadh.

The auction’s corridors welcomed a diverse crowd of breeders, falconers, and enthusiasts. Visitors moved between local and international farm stands to learn about different falcon species and bloodlines, and to hear breeders’ experiences in raising and producing falcons.

The variety of falcons on display attracted significant interest, with visitors stopping at booths to discover the birds’ characteristics and compare breeds. Experienced falconers and experts had the opportunity to meet breeders and discuss methods of rearing and production.

Accompanying activities and a comprehensive visitor experience

Visitor activity extended to the falcon supplies section, which offered essential items such as food, medicines, hoods, and gloves. Additional activities added a social and entertainment dimension to the event, encouraging guests to spend more time at the auction and explore its various areas.

The strong attendance on Friday and Saturday reflected the auction’s growing appeal to a wide audience. The event attracted not only specialists and buyers, but also those interested in falcons and learning about breeding farms and producers’ experiences, giving the auction a social and cultural aspect alongside its specialized focus.

Events continue until the end of August

The international falcon breeding farm auction will continue to welcome visitors daily until August 25, featuring local and international breeding farms, service and supply booths, and activities related to the world of falcons—all in one venue bringing together breeders, falconers, and visitors.