A question about barred hen/non barred rooster

[cluckers&quackers]

I read that a barred hen with a non barred rooster would produce barred males and non barred females.

My question is does this apply to any breed of a barred hen, and does it make a difference what the rooster is as long as it is not barred?

My personal scenerio: My barred rock hen mated with my bantam rooster. The roo is multi colored, but not what I assume is considered barred. The resulting chick is feathering in barred like the hen, with a yellow spot on the head.

can it be any barred hen and any non barred rooster, or does the rooster have to be a solid colored rooster?

 

[nzpouter]

cluckers&quackers :

I read that a barred hen with a non barred rooster would produce barred males and non barred females.

My question is does this apply to any breed of a barred hen, and does it make a difference what the rooster is as long as it is not barred?

What you heard is correct, unless you're dealing with dominant/ rec white, barring might still show with dominant white, but hard to see if the offspring happens to receive reccessive white from each parents.​

 

[Happy Chooks]

Any barred hen (BR, Dominique, Cuckoo marans) by a rooster in the following chart will make a black sex link. Lots of roosters to choose from.

Look at this link, it will give you tons of information on sex links:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=261208