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That is true, however the term "double barred" refers to roosters who have 2 barring genes. As the barring gene is only carried on the male Chromosome, hens cannot have 2 copies...so I cannot understand when people use the term "double barred" when referring to hens? I am not trying to correct...

Could you explain, how you got double barred hens?

This is a good photo that has both"single" and "double" barred roos. Actually one of them may be simply buff...hard to tell in the pic If you'll notice two of them are quite a bit lighter shade with the "lemon" colored hackles and white under carriage, as well the one in front has the darkness...

He does not appear to be "double barred" , meaning he only has a single copy of the barring gene. If so you will get a mixture of buffs and Lemon Cuckoo when bred with a buff hen.

A "Lemon" colored Orp without barring would be a Buff Orpington.