I had a couple different 35 Whelen 700 classics. Great cartridge and always easy to get a load to shoot well. However, I ended up building a .338-06 24 years ago and couldn't be happier with it. Its got a bull elk, 2 moose and a bunch of deer under its belt.
I need to decide on a can for my Ruger 77/357. Analysis paralysis has set in there.
The only other thing I really need to do is get a new trigger for my 7mm-08 Mnt rifle. I've adjusted Remington triggers for 40 years, but I can't get this one smoothed out.
Late update for my issues. I installed sun/shade panels and my night pictures are back. I am surprised the d batteries didn't last very long. AA'S lasted much longer on my old cameras.
Something I've read, but haven't seen mentioned here.
Regarding Arkansas Black:
"Pollination: It is a triploid variety and requires two other diploid apple varieties for full pollination. "