Incident Details
A pilot was conducting a flight for the purpose of game spotting. During the operation, the pilot landed the airplane approximately three-quarters of the way down an 800-foot long unimproved strip. Upon landing, the pilot elected to perform a go-around.
During the go-around maneuver, the airplane's engine experienced a partial loss of power. This power loss necessitated a forced landing, and the pilot landed the airplane on a surface covered with rocks.
Investigation
A subsequent examination of the airplane's engine was conducted by the pilot and operator. The examination did not reveal the cause of the partial loss of power. No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, or injuries were specified in the source.
The forced landing on the rock-strewn surface likely resulted in damage to the aircraft, but the extent of damage is not mentioned.