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Exactly. :goodpost:

Then they could have put old seed in the feed. Don't you think? I mean, the first conclusion people jump to, including me, is something is in the feed. I guess it doesn't always have to be that way.

But why would they get lethargic and not want to free-range, in that case? Ignore the not-laying, it might be because of the other conditions.

I agree with this, I've had this issue as well. I know each of my hens' and roosters' patterns and habits, so I know when something's off. This happened to me aswell, except it happened in early spring when they were supposed to start laying after the winter. Not normal. I mixed my own layer...