Four falcons were sold Saturday evening during the eighth night of the Saudi Falcons Club Auction 2024, held at the club’s headquarters in Malham and running through November 15, for a total of SAR485,000.

The auction opened with a falcon owned by falconer Salem Al-Harbi, which drew intense competition. Bidding started at SAR80,000, and the bird was eventually sold for SAR150,000.

Next, the second falcon, originating from east Yanbu and owned by falconer Mohammed Al-Jahni, was auctioned for SAR83,000. The third falcon, from Hail and owned by Naif and Mubarak Al-Rashedi, opened bidding at SAR 60,000 and ultimately sold for SAR132,000.

The night concluded with the fourth falcon, from Mastoura and owned by Muhannad Al-Balawi, which began bidding at SAR50,000 and was eventually sold for SAR120,000.

The Saudi Falcons Club Auction is the largest official falcon auction in the Kingdom, promoting Saudi Arabia’s cultural, civilizational, and economic heritage as part of the nation’s Saudi Vision 2030 goals.

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ce: Saudi Press Agency