One of my four Barred Rocks are layed a shell-less eggs

Are these coming from a girl new to laying? If so, that should correct itself with a bit more time. Sometimes it just takes a while for their 'apparatus' to fully mature.

Whether new to laying or not, be sure to have extra calcium available to all your layers at all times. Crushed oyster shell is good for this.

There can be other reasons why shell-less eggs happen, see this article from the Learning Center. Maybe that will help you narrow down the cause:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/common-egg-quality-problems
 
Thanks alot! They started laying in the middle of October

You betcha! Isn't it fun once they start laying? Sort of like finding little presents every day
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