The Ultimate Guide to Harvesting in Call of the Wild: Tips for Achieving Diamond Status

As a seasoned hunter in Call of the Wild, you're probably eager to know the secrets behind harvesting animals with ease and achieving the highest possible rewards. One of the most important aspects of hunting is passing the Harvest Check, which requires meeting four specific conditions. In this article, we'll dive into the details of what it takes to pass the Harvest Check and earn a Diamond medal.

Condition 1: Animal's Trophy Organ Must be Intact

To begin with, your animal's trophy organ must be intact. Typically, these organs are antlers, horns, or skull, so avoid shooting the animal in the head to ensure this condition is met. This means you'll need to aim for vital organs to down the animal quickly and humanely.

Condition 2: Animal Must be Downed with 1 or 2 Shots

The next condition is that your animal must be downed with one or two shots. You can't expect to shoot an animal eight times and still receive the highest possible rewards, so make sure to aim for vital organs to down it quickly.

Condition 3: Correct Ammo Class Must be Used

Every animal in Call of the Wild falls into a specific Animal Class, such as White-tailed Jackrabbit (Class 1) or Blacktail Deer (Class 4). To pass the Harvest Check, you must use the correct ammo class for your target. For example, you can use .243 on classes 2 through 6.

Condition 4: Meet Trophy Rating Requirements

Finally, your Trophy Rating must meet certain requirements to earn a Diamond medal. If your Trophy Rating is 90% or higher of the animal's maximum TR, you'll receive a Diamond medal. If it falls between 60% and below 90%, you'll get a Gold medal, while a rating between 20% and below 60% will earn you a Silver medal.

Understanding Trophy Rating

Trophy Rating is an evaluation of an animal's trophy, such as antlers or horns. It's only comparable within the same species, so don't compare a white-tailed jackrabbit Trophy Rating to that of a blacktail deer. If an animal features no distinct trophy organ, weight is often used to determine its Trophy Rating.

Tips for Achieving Diamond Status

To increase your chances of achieving a Diamond medal, remember to:

* Aim for vital organs to down the animal quickly and humanely

* Use the correct ammo class for your target

* Meet the Trophy Rating requirements

By following these tips and understanding the conditions required to pass the Harvest Check, you'll be well on your way to earning a Diamond medal in Call of the Wild. Happy hunting!

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