Background
The aircraft was being utilized for transportation to an oil drilling site. A 1300-foot portion of a road near the site served as a landing strip. The elevation of the landing area was approximately 6300 feet.
Sequence of Events
The pilot reported that after touchdown, during the landing roll, the aircraft approached a dog leg in the road. The pilot decided to perform a go-around. After becoming airborne, the plane settled back to the ground. The wheels struck sagebrush, and the aircraft nosed over.
Pilot Report
According to the pilot, encountering the dog leg after landing prompted the decision to go around. Following the go-around, the aircraft did not maintain flight and returned to the ground. Contact with sagebrush occurred, leading to the nose-over.