Accident Overview
A multi-engine aircraft stalled and collided with a fence during the landing phase. The left wing and main gear contacted the ground, and the aircraft subsequently struck a fence pole, rotating left into the fence.
Flight Details
The second pilot, who possessed limited multi-engine experience, was performing the landing. The pilot-in-command (PIC) was also present. The approach required a left turn (dog leg) just prior to landing due to terrain constraints. The PIC stated that he did not see the grass runway until the other pilot made the turn to land.
Landing Sequence
When power was reduced approximately 10 feet above the runway threshold, the aircraft stalled. The left main gear and left wing tip then made contact with the ground. The PIC took control and attempted to correct the situation by applying power, brake, and rudder. Despite these efforts, the left wing struck a fence pole, and the aircraft rotated left into the fence.
Pilot Actions
The PIC reported that he did not see the grass runway until the other pilot turned to land. He then assumed control after the stall and attempted to recover, but the aircraft continued into the fence.