The third night of the 2025 International Falcon Farms Auction witnessed the sale of two falcons to the Romanian farm “RO Falcons” for a total amount of 82,000 riyals.

The large attendance at the auction, organized by the Saudi Falcons Club at its headquarters in Malham, continues, with participation from leading production farms from around the world. The event continues until August 25.

The auction is a trusted destination that gathers the best falcon breeds through competitive auctions

The third night included the sale of the first falcon (free young) for 31,000 riyals, and concluded with the sale of the second falcon (also a free young) after bidding started at 20,000 riyals, eventually selling for 51,000 riyals.

The auction is a trusted destination that gathers the best falcon breeds through live competitive auctions, attended by falconers, producers, and falcon enthusiasts from within the Kingdom and abroad.

The auction contributes to achieving the vision of the Saudi Falcons Club to lead in developing methods of falcon breeding, production, and care, serving as cultural and economic support and a platform to promote environmental awareness and preserve heritage.

Saudi Falcons Club

The Saudi Falcons Club is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving the ancient Arabian tradition of falconry, which has been practiced on the Arabian Peninsula for thousands of years. Established to promote this heritage, the club organizes events, provides veterinary care, and issues official falcon passports for international travel. It highlights the deep historical bond between the Bedouin people and these birds of prey.

Malham

Malham is a village in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, England, renowned for its dramatic limestone scenery. Its most famous natural landmarks are Malham Cove, a vast curved cliff formed by a waterfall from melting glaciers, and the nearby Gordale Scar, a deep limestone ravine. The area’s history is deeply tied to sheep farming and the wool trade, with its landscape also bearing evidence of earlier lead mining and quarrying industries.

RO Falcons

I am unable to provide a summary for “RO Falcons” as it does not appear to refer to a specific, widely recognized place or cultural site. The term could potentially refer to a sports team, a local organization, or a mistranslation. For an accurate summary, more specific context or the correct name would be needed.