Incident Overview
According to the pilot, he landed in an off-airport field to make a rest stop. Before taking off again, he checked the wind and found none. He then initiated a soft-field takeoff toward the northeast with 20 degrees of flaps. The pilot stated that after lift-off, he 'took some flaps off and continued to climb just under 70 MPH.'
Stall and Ground Contact
At approximately 50 to 75 feet above the ground, the aircraft stalled and subsequently contacted the ground. After touching down, the nose gear failed, and the aircraft nosed over.
Post-Accident Observations
Following the accident, the pilot noticed 'a rather stiff breeze' from the south, which he estimated to be approximately 7 knots. About four hours after the accident, he provided a blood sample. A toxicology check of the blood showed an alcohol level of 0.06%.
No other details about the aircraft, location, or occupants were provided.