Incident Overview
A commercial certificated pilot was landing a tundra tire-equipped airplane at a dirt airstrip located next to a remote lodge. The airstrip measures approximately 1,200 feet in length and 20 feet in width, oriented north/south. The pilot reported landing toward the north.
Landing and Impact
During the landing approach, the airplane touched down about two feet short of the airstrip threshold. The right main landing gear struck a log stump that was concealed by bushes just short of the threshold. The impact tore the right main gear from the airplane. Subsequently, the right wing struck the ground.
Aircraft and Airstrip Details
The airplane was equipped with tundra tires. No further details about the aircraft model, registration, or operator were provided in the source. The airstrip surface was dirt, with the stump hidden by vegetation near the threshold.
Aftermath
The accident resulted in damage to the right main landing gear and the right wing. The source did not specify any injuries or additional damage beyond the described impact.