On the 10th night of the 2024 International Falcon Breeders Auction, British breeders Yas Falcons achieved notable success, selling four of their top birds for $66,400. Held at the Saudi Falcon Club’s headquarters in Malham, Riyadh, this event drew leading breeding farms from 19 countries, underscoring its international prestige.
The auction kicked off with a gyr taba chick fetching an impressive $10,601, while another bird from Yas Falcons sold for $14,133, reflecting the high demand for these prized falcons. These sales highlight the exceptional quality of Yas Falcons’ birds and the growing global interest in falconry.
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The auction was a major event for falconry enthusiasts worldwide, demonstrating the skill and dedication of breeders like Yas Falcons. The high prices achieved for the birds emphasize the cultural significance and enduring relevance of falconry.
