- The fourth night of the International Falcon Breeders Auction 2024, organized by the Saudi Falcons Club and running through August 24th, witnessed the sale of three falcons for a total of SAR 122,000. The night began with the first falcon, a pure gyrfalcon from the British ELDAJY farm, which was sold for SAR 43,000. The second falcon, also a pure gyrfalcon, from the French Veil farm, was then auctioned off for SAR 31,000. The night concluded with the third falcon, another pure gyrfalcon from the British ELDAJY farm. Bidding started at SAR 20,000, and the bird was eventually sold for SAR 48,000. The auction provides a unique and reliable platform for elite falcons from around the world, including those from internationally acclaimed breeds. It features a competitive, fast-paced auction that brings together falconers, breeders, and enthusiasts from Saudi Arabia and various countries. The auction events are broadcasted through television channels and live streamed on social-media platforms. The Inter national Falcon Breeders Auction contributes to the vision of the Saudi Falcons Club, which aims to lead in the development and innovation of falconry, including the breeding, production, and care of falcons. It also serves as both a cultural and economic support and a platform to enhance environmental awareness. Source: Saudi Press Agency