Accident Sequence
The pilot initiated the takeoff roll on runway 24. The wind was estimated to be from 315 degrees at 8-10 knots. After sufficient acceleration, the pilot moved the yoke forward to raise the tailwheel off the ground. As the tail began to rise, the aircraft immediately became airborne and "aggressively drifted" to the left. The pilot was unable to correct for the deviation, and the aircraft flew towards the south, away from the runway heading.
Terrain Encounter and Impact
The aircraft then flew over a 10-foot deep depression in the ground and descended. At the end of the depression, where the terrain rose back up to ground level, the aircraft impacted a barbed wire fence. The pilot was able to set the aircraft down in a small clearing past the fence.
Ground Loop and Nose Over
Due to a sloped area ahead, the pilot intentionally ground looped the aircraft to the right. The aircraft nosed over, coming to rest inverted.