Strong turnout for International Falcon Breeders Auction over weekend

The International Falcon Breeders Auction held its annual event over the weekend, drawing a robust turnout of visitors in Malham, a location north of Riyadh. Participants spent a significant portion of their weekend engaging in various breeder exhibits and accompanying activities. The National Falcon Center in Malham, situated in the northern outskirts of Riyadh, hosted a diverse crowd consisting of breeders, falconers, and enthusiasts.

Attendees had the opportunity to explore both local and international breeder stands, gaining insights into the variety of falcon breeds and their characteristics. The visually appealing array of falcons captured the attention of many visitors, who visited each stand to observe the birds and learn about their unique traits. Experienced falconers and specialists were in attendance to meet breeder representatives, compare different breeds, and assess the output of participating farms from various countries.

In addition to the exhibitor section, visitors could explore the falcon supplies area, where they could purchase essential items such as food, medication, hoods, anklets, and other necessary equipment. The event provided additional activities to keep guests engaged and allow them to explore the auction's different sections. The strong attendance on both Friday and Saturday demonstrated the auction's broad appeal, attracting not only specialists and buyers but also individuals interested in observing falcons and learning about the experiences of breeders.

This aspect imbued the event with a social and cultural dimension, alongside its specialized focus on falcon production and exhibition. The International Falcon Breeders Auction remains open to visitors daily until August 25, with participation from both local and international breeders, as well as booths for services, supplies, and relevant activities, bringing together a diverse community of breeders, falconers, and visitors within a single venue.