Takeoff Abort
A Beechcraft aircraft, registration N2920E, was taking off on a 2,800-foot long turf runway. According to the pilot, there was a light crosswind of 12 knots and the density altitude was 5,000 feet. During the takeoff roll, the aircraft encountered a dip in the runway and swerved to the left momentarily. The pilot reported regaining directional control but then decided to abort the takeoff because he did not believe there was enough runway remaining.
Collision
After aborting, the aircraft continued off the end of the runway, through a fence, and then collided with a cow.
Aircraft and Pilot
The aircraft, N2920E, was a single-engine Beechcraft model. The pilot did not report any injuries. No other information about the operator, date, or location was provided.
Runway Conditions
The runway was turf, 2,800 feet in length. Conditions included a 12-knot crosswind and a density altitude of 5,000 feet. The pilot mentioned a dip in the runway as a factor in the initial swerve.