What happened
A commercial certificated pilot was conducting a local area business flight intended to check on hunting clients. After failing to locate the clients, the pilot transitioned to aerial scouting for sheep.
The pilot decided to land the aircraft in a clear area previously used for similar landings. During the landing roll-out, the pilot encountered brush along the left side of the area that was taller than anticipated. The left wing of the aircraft collided with the vegetation. In an attempt to maintain a straight course, the pilot applied right brake pressure. This maneuver caused the airplane to decelerate and subsequently nose over.
The aircraft sustained damage to the propeller and the left wing lift strut. There were no injuries reported following the incident.