Introduction
A pilot reported an accident during landing on a grass airstrip. The pilot stated that there were no mechanical failures or malfunctions with the airplane at the time of the accident.
Flight and Approach
The pilot overflew the airstrip twice before setting up for final approach. While on final approach, the airplane was high, so the pilot slipped the airplane to descend.
Landing Sequence
The airplane landed within the first third of the length of the airstrip in a full stall on the main landing gear. The touchdown occurred on the left side of the centerline due to cones that were placed on the airstrip. From the point of touchdown to impact with a fence, the airplane was gradually sliding to the left. The pilot tried to correct with right rudder control and braking action; however, the airplane continued to the left and collided with the fence.
Conditions
The pilot reported that the grass airstrip was wet and that the surface was rougher than what he had remembered from previous flights into the airstrip.