What happened
The aircraft experienced a significant excursion from the active runway environment during the landing phase of flight. Conditions were characterized by strong and gusty winds, which contributed to the difficulty of maintaining directional control. The pilot reported that the initial touchdown resulted in a bounce, causing the aircraft to become airborne again briefly before settling back onto the ground surface.
Upon the second contact with the runway, the aircraft was oriented approximately 35 degrees off the centerline. The pilot determined that attempting to realign the aircraft with the runway heading at that stage would pose excessive risk. Consequently, the decision was made to continue the landing sequence as it occurred. As the aircraft traveled beyond the paved surface, the wheels sank into the soft mud. This loss of support led to the nose section dropping downward, resulting in a nosedown attitude while the airframe remained embedded in the ground.