R300-MOC 3 Person Hunting Ground Blind

The blind works well, deer dont mind it after a few days. I’m 6’-1” with a 31” draw on a bow. I’m not comfortable in most blinds because of size constraints. This blind offers good concealment, ease of use, and ample room for taller people. This is now the only blind I hunt out of

Bought 2 years ago then started hunting from a stand. Finally used it this year and the second hunt out it broke a hub that tried to invert. I like its features and roominess, but it is a 2-3 man only if they are small. The plastic buckle broke in cold weather, and pole clips become too still/brittle when Temps dropped to 20f. That said, it is one of two blindsi have had that were tall enough for me to be comfortable sitting all day. After giving my complaints I will say I liked the windows more than any blind I have had and the sky light is great for early season here in the south east as it helps with ventilation. If I dove hunted it would likely be handy for that too and is gives added clearance for a compound bow. I might be able to modify/repair mine, but I cannot reccomend buying a rhino based on my experience.

Like ease of opening windows and ease to set up and take down.

I really are enjoying this product

I am strictly a vertical bow hunter and this blind caught my attention with the taller triangle windows. Turned out perfect for me. Gives me plenty of room to hunt with my son and shoot my bow. Great buy!

First off, this blind is pretty big. I can stand upright in it which I love! On opening day it was windy and rainy, we had no issues with the wind as we tied it down pretty good, but the rain was another story. There are many spots where the blind was sewn for I have no idea why like above the windows there were what I would assume relief spots for a windy day? Well, that was the downfall as that was the main spot for the leak and of course, we sat right below the leaks. I also leaked from the roof in some places. Now I know the blinds are not really supposed to keep all the rain out but it was kind of frustrating when you spend $150 just to get all your gear and yourself soaked. Overall good blind, I shot a buck from it, just has its negatives.

There s a few things o dislike about this Rhino 300 3 person blind.For one , these clips that are suppose to be silent well there a bit a pain to open you always need two hands to open it. Theres plastic an they will soon break when the get cold an brittle.Secondly there shouting windows well the zip from the top to the bottom on one side,And the velcro w mess doesn't have any slit there it so your rifle can poke itself out the window sort of speak . TO TOP IT OFF YOU NEED A CHAIR MORE LIKE A ACTORS CHAIR TO SIT UP AN SEE WITHOUT BEING SEEN.AN lastly what the heck is the a zipper with a sunroof suppose to do . I hunting deer not ducks an when I first purchase it , it definitely didnt say anything about a sunfoof.

I have limited use of my rt. hand which made it almost impossible for me to set up. The directions are worthless. Had 2 other adults try & still had to Y-tube it. & unless I'm not doing something right there's no way to close front windows tight like zippers to keep rain & snow out. The shoot thru mess has velcro but the windows just have a few places to attach. Sat with granddaughter this weekend & rain just kept coming in. Worst blind design I've ever had.