Roadkill skunk

i suspect theres also a large number of people looking that either never seen it personally or some people that have seen it but never handled enough of it in the past to really remember what it looked like. i used to handle alot of it when i was younger. ive even seen some grown indoors it is very smelly stuff i could smell the plants inside 20 feet away from the house. honestly theres more modern stuff out there now that is alot stronger. also this roadkill skunk term is a new development to me. i dont remember ever refering to it as that, we would always refer to it as the skunk weed the smell is very distinct you'll know when you smell it.
 
i suspect theres also a large number of people looking that either never seen it personally or some people that have seen it but never handled enough of it in the past to really remember what it looked like. i used to handle alot of it when i was younger. ive even seen some grown indoors it is very smelly stuff i could smell the plants inside 20 feet away from the house. honestly theres more modern stuff out there now that is alot stronger. also this roadkill skunk term is a new development to me. i dont remember ever refering to it as that, we would always refer to it as the skunk weed the smell is very distinct you'll know when you smell it.
This is very true.
In a basically odorless environment with nothing but brick that has been packed in fabric softener sheets for transport, some dank home grown was easily identified if someone had it in their pocket.
I do swear that the skunk i bought in the mid 90's in salem ma was superdank, but memories are nostalgic, and not necessarily comparable. I do believe the theory that the intense smell was bred out due to prohibition, but that is just an opinion
 
Does the original roadkill skunk still exist? And if so, who has it?
Does the original roadkill skunk still exist?

Only in some people's heads.

I'm not a real long time smoke, but it's been 37 years, since I first smoked. I've only had rks a handful of times, and it's been a long time since I've seen any.

If it still existed, it would be all over by now, and the grower(s) would be charging a small fortune for it.
 
This is very true.
In a basically odorless environment with nothing but brick that has been packed in fabric softener sheets for transport, some dank home grown was easily identified if someone had it in their pocket.
I do swear that the skunk i bought in the mid 90's in salem ma was superdank, but memories are nostalgic, and not necessarily comparable. I do believe the theory that the intense smell was bred out due to prohibition, but that is just an opinion
It's the most likely one though also most weed in general was more skunky back then and I know folk say it's cos you ain't new anymore but those people don't have my nose I think it was bred out as much as they could because people got busted everywhere as they say be careful what you ask for in this life I hope it ain't gone but ain't holding my breath at this point either
 
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