Background
The landing strip is located at a remote area frequented by hunters. According to the pilot, the strip has been left in a poor condition by its users, intentionally making the area relatively inaccessible. The pilot noted that this location has been the site of many previous accidents.
Landing Conditions
The runway elevation is 1,200 feet above mean sea level. No wind direction indicators are present at the strip. The terrain features a slight upgrade to the south. The usable area is a 600-foot-long clearing, approximately 40 feet wide. Hazards are present on both sides of the clearing.
Pilot Report
The pilot stated that during the landing roll, he was unable to keep the aircraft right side up. He described hazards on both sides of the narrow clearing. The pilot remarked on the challenging nature of the strip and its unsuitability for landing operations.
Recommendation
Based on his experience, the pilot recommended against landing at this location.