To score a Diamond rating you need to be hunting the highest difficulty levels for each animal, as 'difficulty' is an indication of trophy size (and most of the time you can visibly see this) Without perks this can be difficult to establish, so as a rule of thumb you want to be trying to use the animals 'difficulty' as a benchmark With all of your bonuses at 100%, you now want to hunt high scoring males For ease I have listed the maximum caliber allowance for rifles on below - All animals (including DLC), listed alphabeticallyĪnything larger than the caliber listed will result in integrity being less than 100%, and Diamond rating being un-attainableĮach time you start a new hunt you will start with this at 0, and it raises by 20% for each kill you harvest, after the first kill, so you will need to kill 5 animals before hunting for 'trophy' scoresĢnd Kill - 20% (this is your first 'consecutive harvest') The smaller the animal, the smaller the 'permitted' caliber. Integrity bonus is awarded at 100% by killing an animal with the 'correct' caliber of weapon. You earn 100% quick kill bonus by dropping the animal on the spotĪs of the update on 5th Feb, this is now easiest earned with a double lung shot (on any animal) using the highest caliber allowed on the animal (eg. In order to score a diamond rating, you will need all three of your bonuses to be at 100% This is because females either do not have a trophy rating (antler animals) or their trophies will never be large enough to net the highest score (in the case of bears, foxes, coyotes etc)

It should be noted that it is not possible to score a Diamond rating on females EXCEPT Gemsbok After scoring a kill and harvesting your trophy, you will be awarded with a score.

Hunter call of the wild diamond chart