Feathered legs?

[animal boy]

I have a buff brahma rooster and a broody hen that will (hopefully) hatch out some eggs. My hens are a black cochin, Rhode Island Red, white rock, and a golden lakenvelder. My question is will the chicks whose mothers don't have feathers on their legs is there a chance their chicks won't have feathered legs or since the rooster has feathered legs will all the chicks have feathered legs as well? Just wondering.

 

[Jeanette56]

I don't remember if feathered legs are a dominant gene but as far as I can remember any feather-legged crosses that I've had hatch out all had feathers on their legs to some degree. Hope that's what you want!

Jeanette

 

[salt and pepper]

All the chicks will have feathered legs, to one degree or another.

 

[SilkiesForEver]

All the chicks will have feathered legs, to one degree or another.

Yep. I hatched a cochin x OEGB chick, and it had feathered legs, but very little.