What happened
The aircraft landed on a grass runway measuring 1,900 feet in length. The surface conditions were wet, and the runway featured a downhill slope that extended toward the departure end. As the aircraft touched down, it became apparent to the pilot that stopping before reaching the end of the paved or prepared area was impossible due to the combination of speed, surface friction, and gradient.
The pilot initiated an abort procedure in an attempt to avoid colliding with a split rail fence located at the terminus of the runway. Despite these efforts, the aircraft failed to clear the first barrier. It continued its forward momentum, traveling an additional 600 feet beyond the initial point of impact. During this overrun, the aircraft struck a second split rail fence before finally coming to a complete stop.