Accident Sequence
During the final approach, the pilot realized the aircraft was too high and too fast while on a half-mile final. Full flaps were deployed. The aircraft flared, touched down, bounced, and touched down again. The pilot then decided to abort the landing.
After lifting off, the stall warning horn sounded. Recognizing that the aircraft would not clear trees ahead, the pilot landed in a field and applied maximum braking. The aircraft subsequently collided with trees approximately 1,000 feet beyond the departure end of the runway.
Pilot's Actions
The pilot reported that on final approach, he assessed his altitude and speed as excessive and deployed full flaps. Following a bounced landing, he elected to abort and initiated a go-around. Upon the stall warning activation, he chose to land in a field rather than attempt to overfly the trees.