What happened
A private certificated pilot was attempting to land at a private dirt airstrip located adjacent to his cabin. The airstrip, which is approximately 600 feet long and 60 feet wide, is oriented southeast/northwest.
The pilot reported overflying the strip several times before initiating a landing approach toward the northwest with full flaps selected. During this approach, a wind shift occurred, creating a tailwind that pushed the aircraft past the intended touchdown point. This resulted in an inadvertent touchdown on the runway.
In an attempt to abort the landing, the pilot applied full power. However, the aircraft subsequently collided with brush at the end of the airstrip, causing the airplane to nose over. The aircraft sustained damage to its wings, fuselage, and tail. There were no injuries reported.