RKS V2

We have been continously working on this line for years to bring back the dead roadkill skunk profile. With years of sourcing true skunk 1 and afghan lines. After hunting several main lines who claimed they had roadkill skunk or even old skunk 1 with multiple failures. We decided then to start over with sourcing. Luck or faith we found some old sources with untouched genetics from the 70s and 80s. We took batch seed from Eastern Kentucky skunk and seed sourced from Cali in a lab grade fridge from pre 1980s. We Hunted the all the seeds and found heavy acrid profiles. We took a dead rotten male with smells of sewer and dead skunk from the batch of Eastern Kentucky skunk and hit it with 1 female of the pre 1980 skunk 1. Continuing to work our line we hunted the offspring to find another profile of a male that was super vigorous （dead animal terps） and 3 females that there profiles was Sweet Skunk （closest profile to the new school skunk 1） Dead Pheno （the most rotten female from this large hunt） Skunk spray pheno （the closest profile to a skunk spray smell） We hit all 3 females of the recreation with the dead male offspring （ibl line） not a bx. Offspring resulted in what we call now the V2 line （recreated） This resulted in profiles such as dead meat, cheeses, garlic, stinky feet, skunk, citrus, lemon, and much more considering these are F2s they are diverse. Final Conclusion After speaking with hundreds of people about the origins of roadkill skunk from different countries and regions of the United States we came to the conclusion that this version of the skunk was more likely from bagseed or crested in different regions. We believe almost every region had there version of skunk with most of the lineage being similiar. Everyone's skunk was different with some having the same parents. We believe truly that no person is the single creator of skunk or roadkill skunk profile as in the 70s and 80s there wasn't a diverse genetics to choose from with thousands of sources. Bre