Poland’s Fire Falcons farm affirmed that the International Falcon Breeders Auction, organized by the National Center for Falcons, has become a specialized platform that brings together falcon breeding farms, falconers, and enthusiasts while fostering competition and showcasing top falcon bloodlines to a dedicated audience.
Fire Falcons representative Khalid Al-Qahtani said the farm has participated in the auction since its inception because it provides a valuable opportunity to engage directly with falconers and present the farm’s production to a specialized audience. He noted that the farm’s falcons have achieved advanced rankings in several competitions, including Melwah racing contests.
He explained that the farm breeds both saker and peregrine falcons, adding that young falcons become ready to begin conditioning and participate in competitions at four to five months of age, depending on their readiness and training level.
Al-Qahtani noted that falcon training methods have evolved significantly in recent years through the adoption of modern technologies, including lure machines and drones, which help improve fitness, speed, and responsiveness alongside the traditional training methods practiced by falconers.
Source: Riyadh Daily