Qatari Prince reach the Thal Desert for hunting Houbara Bustar

Bhakkar: Qatari Prince has reached the Thal Desert to hunt internationally protected migratory bird Houbara Bustard.
According to media reports, tents for Princes have been installed near Mahni and Katimaar, areas of Thal.
3 walls with rubber and metalled sheets and barbed wires have been erected around the tents.
Prince Mohammad Ahmed along with his associated reached Bhakkar while arrival of more 2 princes is expected in the coming week.
Qatari Princes come at The Thal Desert every year to hunt Houbara Bustard where after the stay of few days they go back to their country.
On the other hand, District Wild Life Officer Shahid Nawaz has said that government has issued special permits to Qatari Princes for hunting of Houbara Bustard.
Qatari gusts pay one lac dollars fixed fee and 100 dollars per bird for use of falcons has also been paid separately.
According to Wild Life Officer, Qataris have been issued permit letters for hunting 100 Houbara bustard and they have not allowed to hunt any Houbara bustard more than the fixed numbers.