What happened
The pilot was operating a privately owned aircraft when approaching a short, 1,185-foot-long private airstrip. Upon final approach, the pilot noted that the wind conditions were light and variable. The airplane touched down slightly beyond the desired point, resulting in a bounce upon impact with the runway surface.
Following the bounce, the pilot encountered a slight tailwind component. Recognizing the compromised situation, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure to attempt another landing or escape the ground effect. However, due to the limited length of the remaining runway and the aerodynamic demands of the maneuver, it became evident that there was insufficient distance to safely complete the climb-out.
Consequently, the pilot aborted the go-around effort. The aircraft continued forward, overrunning the end of the runway. Upon exiting the paved surface, the airplane impacted nearby trees.