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I agree - if you have cold hardy breeds, you likely don't need insulation at all. It's more important to have good ventilation and to make sure you don't have drafts directly blowing on the chickens (where they roost).

Make sure that the ventilation is still very good, if you are insulating, or you will get condensation build up from their breath in the coop... and that will lead to frostbite.

They will ABSOLUTELY eat the foam insulation. Mine are currently eating my house. :rolleyes: I don't think the vapor barrier would be enough, but a layer of wood should do the trick, regardless of whether that is thin ply, hardboard, etc. Paper or cardboard would work temporarily, but probably...