Unfortunately a lot of breeders are selling skunk #1 when it's nothing like the real thing. They literally just label hacks as the original strain that won all those awards originally. Fortunately Mr Nice seeds still sells the original genetisc at a reasonable price. Their strains really are the real deal.
I'm also thinking of trying The Real Seed Co seeds, since they sell genuine landrace strains that haven't been defiled by the dutch. Their strains are perfect for forming the basis of a breeding project to produce something truly unique that's different from the homogenous crap that's dominating the market at the moment. Their strains are real oldschool genetics unlike anything you've probably tried before. The great thing about the strains is just like the farmers from the strains' native countries, you can save seed from the best plant from that year for the following year and hence you can become completely self sufficient and you won't have to rely on keeping a clone line alive. The only issue is that until some breeding has been done (really easy if you know what you're doing and is not hard to learn), the strains are tricky to grow indoors, but not impossible. I really like the ethics of the RSC and tbh this is what mainly attracts me to them. Unfortunately there's too much deception within the world of breeding, such as when breeders for example will cross two unrelated hybrids to create a multi-way hybrid or cross and call it an F1 hybrid/cross. Technically this is correct terminology according to the strict definition (or one interpretation of it) but the grower won't get anything like what they expect from an F1 hybrid, as more of the ancestral traits will start to be expressed, making the plants too variable and lacking in uniformity to be of much use to someone wanting a decent crop. Probably only one in 30 seeds that germinate would be worth keeping.