Accident Overview
A tailwheel-equipped airplane operated under Title 14, Code of Federal Regulations Part 91 for a business flight experienced an accident during landing at a remote, rough, and uneven off-airport site. The pilot, who was uncertificated, was accompanied by one passenger. Witnesses observed that during the landing roll, the airplane's right main wheel struck a log, leading to the collapse of the right main landing gear. Subsequently, the right wing and right horizontal stabilizer made contact with the ground.
Damage Assessment
The accident resulted in substantial damage to the airplane. Specific damage items included the right wing, right wing lift struts, empennage, and fuselage. The extent of damage was consistent with a forced ground contact following the landing gear collapse.
Pilot Actions
The pilot did not submit the required 6120.1 Pilot/Operator Aircraft Accident/Incident Report, as mandated by regulations.
Remarks
No further details regarding the pilot's certification, the airplane's registration, or weather conditions were provided in the source. No injuries or fatalities were mentioned.