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Turken / Naked Neck Chicks — What's a Fair Price?

Prices from 2 hatcheries, updated October 24, 2026. In stock at 1 of 2 right now.

Pullet (female) — median
$6.49
$6.49 – $6.49
Straight run — median
$5.19
$5.19 – $5.19
Cockerel (male) — median
$4.22
$4.22 – $4.22
In-stock listings
3

A Turken / Naked Neck pullet chick typically sells for around $6.49 right now; straight run (unsexed) runs around $5.19. Prices below are each hatchery's current listing per sex.

Price by hatchery

Hatchery Pullet (female)Straight runCockerel (male) Next hatch
Cackle Hatchery
Missouri
$6.49 In stock $5.19 In stock $4.22 In stock — view →
Murray McMurray Hatchery
Iowa
Sold out Sold out Sold out — view →

Minimum order quantities and shipping differ by hatchery and can change which is cheapest to your door. "Call hatchery" means that hatchery publishes prices but not live availability.

Reading the availability signal

Turken / Naked Neck is listed at 2 of the 6 hatcheries this index tracks — the others don't currently carry it under this breed name, and today it's in stock at 1 of those 2. When some hatcheries have sold out but others haven't, the remaining in-stock listings set the real price of getting chicks now — the medians above already exclude sold-out listings when in-stock ones exist, so they reflect what you can actually order today.

Before your chicks arrive

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Price history

$4.60$5.38$6.16Jul 14, 2026: $6.05Jul 15, 2026: $6.05Jul 16, 2026: $6.05Jul 17, 2026: $6.05Jul 18, 2026: $6.05Jul 19, 2026: $6.05Jul 20, 2026: $6.05Jul 21, 2026: $6.05Jul 22, 2026: $6.05Jul 23, 2026: $6.05Jul 24, 2026: $6.05Jul 25, 2026: $6.05Jul 26, 2026: $6.05Jul 28, 2026: $6.05Jul 29, 2026: $5.19Jul 30, 2026: $5.19Jul 31, 2026: $5.19Aug 1, 2026: $5.19Aug 2, 2026: $5.19Aug 3, 2026: $5.19Aug 4, 2026: $5.19Aug 5, 2026: $5.19Aug 6, 2026: $5.19Aug 7, 2026: $5.19Aug 8, 2026: $5.19Aug 9, 2026: $5.19Aug 10, 2026: $5.19Aug 11, 2026: $5.19Aug 12, 2026: $5.19Aug 13, 2026: $5.19Aug 14, 2026: $5.19Aug 15, 2026: $5.19Aug 16, 2026: $5.19Aug 17, 2026: $5.19Aug 18, 2026: $5.19Aug 19, 2026: $5.19Aug 20, 2026: $5.19Aug 21, 2026: $5.19Aug 22, 2026: $5.19Aug 23, 2026: $5.19Aug 24, 2026: $5.19Aug 25, 2026: $5.19Aug 26, 2026: $5.19Aug 27, 2026: $5.19Aug 28, 2026: $5.19Aug 29, 2026: $5.19Aug 30, 2026: $5.19Aug 31, 2026: $5.19Sep 1, 2026: $5.19Sep 2, 2026: $5.19Sep 3, 2026: $5.19Sep 4, 2026: $5.19Sep 5, 2026: $5.19Sep 6, 2026: $5.19Sep 7, 2026: $5.19Sep 8, 2026: $5.19Sep 9, 2026: $5.07Sep 10, 2026: $5.07Sep 11, 2026: $5.07Sep 12, 2026: $5.07Sep 13, 2026: $5.07Sep 14, 2026: $5.07Sep 15, 2026: $5.07Sep 16, 2026: $5.07Sep 17, 2026: $5.07Sep 18, 2026: $5.07Sep 19, 2026: $5.07Sep 20, 2026: $5.07Sep 21, 2026: $4.71Sep 22, 2026: $4.71Sep 23, 2026: $4.71Sep 24, 2026: $4.71Sep 25, 2026: $4.71Sep 26, 2026: $4.71Sep 27, 2026: $4.71Sep 28, 2026: $5.19Sep 29, 2026: $5.19Sep 30, 2026: $5.19Oct 1, 2026: $5.19Oct 2, 2026: $5.19Oct 3, 2026: $5.19Oct 4, 2026: $5.19Oct 5, 2026: $5.19Oct 6, 2026: $5.19Oct 7, 2026: $5.19Oct 8, 2026: $5.19Oct 9, 2026: $5.19Oct 10, 2026: $5.19Oct 11, 2026: $5.19Oct 12, 2026: $5.19Oct 13, 2026: $5.19Oct 14, 2026: $5.19Oct 15, 2026: $5.19Oct 16, 2026: $5.19Oct 17, 2026: $5.19Oct 18, 2026: $5.19Oct 19, 2026: $5.19Oct 20, 2026: $5.19Oct 21, 2026: $5.19Oct 22, 2026: $5.19Oct 23, 2026: $5.19Oct 24, 2026: $5.19Jul 14, 2026Oct 24, 2026

A flat line here is normal, not a tracking gap: US hatcheries publish seasonal catalog prices and hold them, so genuine repricings are rare events (we measured — zero across our entire tracking window so far). The median moves only when the in-stock mix changes. What varies day to day is availability, shown above.

Common questions

Every answer below is computed from this page's own numbers at build time, and updates with the daily data refresh.

How much do Turken / Naked Neck chicks cost?
As of October 24, 2026, the index tracks 7 Turken / Naked Neck chick listings at 2 of the 6 US hatcheries it follows. Chick prices depend on sex, so each class is priced separately: pullets (sexed females) — a single listing at $6.49; straight run (unsexed) — a single listing at $5.19; cockerels (sexed males) — a single listing at $4.22. Prices are per chick and exclude shipping, and hatcheries set minimum order quantities. A further 4 tracked listings carry no published price at all, so they are counted above but left out of every price figure.
Which hatcheries sell Turken / Naked Neck chicks?
2 of the 6 US hatcheries the index tracks list Turken / Naked Neck chicks as of October 24, 2026: Cackle Hatchery from $4.22 (cockerels) and Murray McMurray Hatchery (listed with no published price). Each price is that hatchery's cheapest current Turken / Naked Neck listing, whichever sex class it falls in, so the classes named can differ from hatchery to hatchery.
Are Turken / Naked Neck chicks in stock right now?
3 of the 7 Turken / Naked Neck chick listings the index tracks were in stock as of October 24, 2026, at 1 of the 2 hatcheries carrying the breed. No tracked hatchery publishes a next hatch date for Turken / Naked Neck right now. Availability is the figure that moves day to day on this site; price mostly isn't.
Has the price of Turken / Naked Neck chicks changed?
The daily median for Turken / Naked Neck chicks has moved 4 times across the 102 days the index has tracked them, starting July 14, 2026 — but that is the mix changing, not a hatchery changing a price: when a sold-out listing drops out of the in-stock pool or a different sex class restocks, the median moves on its own. Genuine repricings are rare here — the index has observed 1 across 105,926 day-over-day listing comparisons.
Do pullet Turken / Naked Neck chicks cost more than straight run?
Yes. Turken / Naked Neck pullets (sexed females) run a median $6.49 against $5.19 for straight run — $1.30 more per chick, about 25%. Sexing costs money and most buyers want hens, so females carry a premium across nearly every breed. Both figures come from a single hatchery (Cackle Hatchery), so this is one hatchery's price ladder rather than a market-wide premium. Cockerels (sexed males) sit at a median $4.22.

Cite this page: Chick Price Index, "Turken / Naked Neck chick price," data through October 24, 2026. https://chickpriceindex.com/breeds/turken

Related reading

How this works: we collect every public Turken / Naked Neck listing from tracked hatcheries daily and record price and availability by sex. Full methodology.