Two Mongolian Falcons Fetch SAR 350,000 In Competitive Riyadh Auction

A Showcase Of Elite Birds

The Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition hosted a major auction. Two falcons from the "Hur Farkh" category sold for a combined SAR 350,000. This occurred on the second night of the Mongolian Falcon Auction. The exhibition takes place at the exhibition center in Malham, north of Riyadh. The auction began with intense bidding for the first majestic falcon. Bidding started at SAR 50,000 before the bird finally sold for SAR 250,000. Shortly after, the second falcon successfully sold for SAR 100,000. For the second consecutive year, the exhibition dedicated an area to Mongolian falcons.

Attracting Regional Falconers

These specific birds have attracted considerable interest among local falconers. They are highly sought after in the Kingdom and the wider region. Buyers appreciate their distinctive physical characteristics and established presence in falconry. The area features a curated selection of falcons imported directly from Mongolia. The Mongolian Hurr falcon is known for its large size and long wingspan. Breeders also prize its high endurance and varied coloration. These specific characteristics make the falcon incredibly popular among dedicated enthusiasts. The auction gives falconers an opportunity to view and bid directly.

A Global Heritage Tradition

Their participation in the exhibition underscores its growing international reach. Falconry serves as a heritage tradition that brings together practitioners globally. It connects different cultures through a shared passion for these incredible birds. The Saudi government actively supports preserving this ancient hunting tradition. Immerse yourself in the traditional sports that define Arabian culture. Discover more local event coverage today at Marhaba Saudi.