I have grown Turk's Turban as a decorative squash but can't remember whether it is noted for leading with female blossoms. Many varieties particularly highly productive ones often lead with female blossoms. Weather can also be a factor, This year every variety that I grew led with females. Had to search for a week to find a male blossom so I could hand pollinate. You will need to be patient and probably have to hand pollinate.

Thanks so much Farmerdill. I'm probably just over anxious and impatient. Judging by the hours I spent googling I assumed all pumpkins led with male flowers. That's a relief that some lead with females. Thanks again :)

Just another question. If I do finally get a male flower will there be enough pollen for just one female flower or can several be pollinated with the one male through hand pollination?

Under normal conditions I do six with a single male blossom This year males blossom were so sparse at the beginning I had to double that. Most of them took. Of course I was doing crooknecks, zucchinis and acorns which start considerably more fruits per plant than Turbans.