I'm not sure if I'll buy one, if I do I may look at Trader Joe's later this week, hoping to get there. And to Costco, both an hours drive.

Our Safeway has Signature turkey free with $100 grocery purchase, 39 cents/lb with $50 purchase. While supplies last. And this particular store will often run out of advertised specials ;(

Same store: Fresh Jennie O $1.39. Fresh Butterball $1.99. Frozen Butterball $1.69.

We're not eating here, will be gone Thanksgiving. I don't mind cooking a turkey dinner and will miss the leftovers, but DH gets bored very quickly with turkey leftovers. He would almost rather have a roast chicken.

I just did a spot check at Walmart a couple of days ago - $1.99/pound for a Butterball. Haven’t checked my usual grocery store yet. They usually run a special of Buy a Fancy Ham, get a Turkey Free. That gives me both meals for Xmas and Thanksgiving.

The best sale so far has been 68-cents a pound and that was just for a couple of days. I bought two, so I'd have one for future use.

They had a special at my local Walmart, 68 cents a pound. I lost my big freezer in the flood and there is no room for one in my new tiny apartment, I certainly would have bought a couple at that price.

I won't be buying any, but the non-name brand are going for around .39/lb with additional purchase. My friend buys several and stores them in my freezer. I think the additional purchase at her store was $35.00. She is very happy to get a turkey for around $5.

I bought a 13# Butterball at Aldi's for $.99 a pound.

We ordered a fresh turkey at the local meat shop. $2.69 pound.

.89/lb at BJ's for a Butterball. Aldi's had them for .99/lb

Normally I buy the regular grocery store's turkeys for around .69/lb but thought the BJ's price was very good for Butterball. I will see if we can even taste a difference!

Last year there was a real cheap price on turkeys so we bought 2. The second one is still in the freezer! Never got around to making it.

I usually go for the cheapest sales frozen turkey I can find, buying one for now and one for later because we like turkey. This year, as an experiment, I've ordered a "domestic, fresh, non-GMO" turkey at $3.49 per pound. I will also buy a regular frozen whatever turkey as soon as I find one around $1.00 or less/pound. Then taste test time!

Haven't gotten mine yet but I believe they are $1.99/lb.

The lowest price we have found is $.38 a pound. I now have 4 turkeys in my freezer! I am glad of that. They are never cheaper any time of the year it seems than around Thanksgiving. My neighbor did have 3 turkeys in their chicken pen. They are not there now, wonder where those birds are? I'll bet they are in someone's freezer, not mine.

Sue

Different deals. Buy a ham and get a free turkey up to 14 pounds. Kroger has them for $.49/lb. Aldi has it for $.99/lb.

I looked at prices the other day, $1.29. I am waiting for the sale paper today.

Our favorite grocery (Brookshire's) has a free turkey with purchase of a spiral sliced ham. Honeysuckle White is $1.29 lb and Butterball smoked turkey is $2.49 lb.

We decided on a non-trad meal and already have our brisket thawing, sorry that was OT, Nicole.

Just got one for .99 a pound.

Free with a $100 purchase. We got a 24.3 lb turkey yesterday at Safeway.

With card and $50 purchase it was, I think, 37 cents a pound.

Target was advertising 99 cents per pound.

Puget Sound area.

In mid-TN I just paid .89 a pound for 5 Butterball turkeys at Walmart

Central Ohio: Aldi Butterball frozen $.99/lb Honeysuckle White fresh $1.19; Kroger $.49 for their brand w/ $20 spent; Meijer $.48 for their brand, or $.98 for Butterball w/ $30 spent. Giant Eagle their brand $.59, no minimum purchase required. Walmart is also $.98 for Butterball, but I've not been in to see other prices; Marc's (a state regional chain) has Honeysuckle and others for $.68.

I already have one turkey in the freezer and no room for another, not even the leftovers!

We got our free (honeysuckle) with spending so much at the grocery store. Other wise they are going around 88 cents a pound.