Rhino Blinds R500-MOC 3-4 Person Hunting Ground Blind

[UPDATE........ this is a piece of junk. Hunted in it and after a few hunts the material started ripping on it. I used duct tape to fix the rips from the inside, Went to take it down the other day and as I was releasing the sides the material just totally gave and ripped. The blind is nothing but trash now. Will not ever buy another rhino product again. Should have went with my first thoughts and sent it back when I first got it. ]Received my blind yesterday evening and set it up a few minutes ago. The size is perfect and I have plans for the space that I have, plenty of room to set up a shooting table. Now the downfall to this, especially for the money spent, is when inside and looking around you can see daylight coming through the roof and the sides. Although these spots are not holes where it will leak, they should not be there. Going to mark it as a default in material. Although the zippers are loud if you do not put some kind of wax on them, I would prefer that then the hook and loops on the door. Am thinking on sending it back.

Ok, 3-4 people may be able to sit in these. But 2 with a rifle is it. Unless you have the screens out. Don’t care what pics or videos you may see. That said it is a awesome blind. Shoot crossbow through screen no probs. Also, if you learn which to keep closed....you can’t see the person inside. Have had deer 20 feet from windows and stared straight at me but don’t “see” you. You will also stay a little warmer in one. Great to be able to stand up and stretch.

Very large blind if you need 3 big guys hidden, but don't expect much to be hidden with these large windows. Windows are way too big and can't be closed 1/2 way and still be functional for a bow hunter. Blind is not near tall enough to stand and shoot any bow. None are though. Had an Ameristep Brickhouse before and will be going back to one. Ameristep Brickhouse has way more versatile windows but only accommodates 2 hunters comfortably. Will be exchanging for the Ameristep. Rhino doesn't appear to be built any better than the others either. Not worth the extra dollars.

I am 6’2” and i wanted a Blind i could stand up in comfortably! Well, NO PROBLEM HERE! this thing feels like a two story shed! LOL its plenty big for me and my brother Darryl, and my Other brother Darryl, and my other Brother Darryl!! I may have to cut down an acre of trees to brush it in, but i have a good Chain saw! LMAO this is Great! I Love it!

First time out and used corkscrew anchors on the corners as well as anchors at each hub. The canvas loops that corner anchors run through we're completely destroyed when a gust of wind came through. Very disappointing. Will spend the off-season trying to farmerize the anchoring system otherwise this tent is useless.

This is an awesome blind with plenty of room. We fit two chairs, a small table and had room for a three foot cooler with plenty of room to move still.Great for standing or sitting.The only bad thing about this blind is that the stakes that come with it are pretty useless if there's is even a slight breeze. I'd advise getting a good set of auger stakes

I liked that it was fairly easy to set up and take down. It was also big and tall enough for 2 or three people depending on their body size. Cons...way to many pin holes on all sides including the roof. Also a good portion of the stitching was stretched to much where you could see daylight coming through.

The cheapest thing I’ve ever own lasted 1 week 4 poles broke it Collapse under light wind I hope I can save a few people the headache that I had this blind is a rhino 500 I have a buddy that bought a 600 model his did the same thingRoger 1-502-643-5375 call if you had this Problem also