The bird before the bill
No falcon leaves in worse shape than it arrived. Emergencies are seen the moment they land — the invoice waits.
The House
Founded by falconers, for the falcon.
Falcon House began in 1998 as a single mews behind the Doha souq. Today it is a clinic, an academy, and an outfitter — but the wrist still comes first.
The founder learned the sport from his grandfather on the gravel plains west of Doha, long before there were vets who understood a falcon’s crop or a hood cut to the millimetre. What could not be bought, he built; what could not be healed, he taught himself to heal.
Twenty-five seasons on, the house holds a full avian hospital, a training field, and a workshop where every hood is still stitched by hand. We answer to one standard: would we fly our own falcon on it?
What the house holds to
Old knowledge, new tools
We trust telemetry and the endoscope — and the falconer’s eye that reads a bird from across a field. Neither replaces the other.
Kept, not caged
A falcon is a partner, not a pet. Everything we do serves the day it flies free and chooses to return.
The sport, passed on
We teach the young the way we were taught — on the wrist, in the dust, one falcon at a time.
The hands at the mews
NM
Nasser Al Marri
Master Falconer · Founder
LA
Dr. Layla Al Ansari
Head Avian Vet
KH
Khalid Al Hajri
Training Field
SK
Saif Al Kuwari
Workshop & Outfitting
Carry the sport forward.
A house membership folds care, training, and boarding into a single season’s standing — and a falconer who answers your call first.
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