There are many intriguing questions in extremal graph theory that are well-understood in the undirected setting and yet remain elusive for digraphs. A natural instance of such a problem was recently studied by Hons, Klimošová, Kucheriya, Mikšaník, Tkadlec and Tyomkyn: What are the digraphs that have to appear as a subgraph in all digraphs of sufficiently large minimum out-degree? Hons et al. showed that all such digraphs must be oriented forests with a specific structure, and conjectured that vice-versa all oriented forests with this specific structure appear in any digraph of sufficiently large minimum out-degree. In this paper, we confirm their conjecture.