Strong turnout for International Falcon Breeders Auction over weekend

The International Falcon Breeders Auction attracted visitors who chose to spend part of their weekend among the breeder exhibits and accompanying activities. The auction halls at the National Falcon Center in Malham, north of Riyadh, saw a diverse attendance of breeders, falconers, and enthusiasts.

Visitors toured both local and international breeder stands to learn more about the different types and breeds of falcons, listen to breeders, and hear about their experiences in raising and producing falcons.

The variety of falcons on display drew many visitors, who stopped at the stands to observe the birds and learn about their characteristics. Experienced falconers and specialists also had the opportunity to meet breeders, compare breeds, and review the output of participating farms from various countries.

Visitor activity extended to the falcon supplies section, which offered falconers essentials such as food, medicine, hoods, anklets, and other equipment. Accompanying activities allowed guests to spend more time at the auction and explore its different areas.

The strong turnout on Friday and Saturday reflected the auction's appeal beyond just specialists and buyers, attracting those interested in seeing falcons and learning about breeders and their experiences. This has given the event a social and cultural dimension in addition to its specialized focus on falcon production and exhibition.

The International Falcon Breeders Auction welcomes visitors daily until August 25, with participation from local and international breeders, as well as stands for services, supplies, and falcon-related activities, bringing together breeders, falconers, and visitors under one roof.