Accident Summary
A non-certificated pilot was conducting a low-altitude flight to herd cattle when he entered a steep bank, causing the aircraft to stall and subsequently crash. The accident resulted in substantial damage to the wings and fuselage, and a post-crash fire ensued.
Injuries and Damage
The pilot received medical treatment for second-degree burns covering 10 percent of his body. The aircraft sustained substantial damage to its wings and fuselage, and a post-crash fire further damaged the wreckage.
Weather Conditions
At the time of the accident, surface winds were from 110 degrees at 4 knots. Visibility was 10 statute miles with clear skies, and the temperature was 57 degrees Fahrenheit.