Accident Details
A pilot was landing a tailwheel and tundra tire-equipped airplane at a private, remote grass airstrip. The pilot reported that he performed a low pass over the runway to assess the landing area, which appeared acceptable. Subsequently, he executed a normal landing. However, during the landing roll, the left wing of the airplane impacted brush growing along the side of the airstrip. The collision caused the airplane to yaw 90 degrees to the left. The aircraft then skidded along the ground, coming to a stop after sustaining substantial damage to the right wing.
Pilot Report
The pilot stated that there were no preaccident mechanical malfunctions or failures with the airplane that would have prevented normal operation. No further details were provided regarding the specific model of the airplane, the date of the accident, or any injuries to the pilot.
Damage Assessment
The right wing of the airplane was substantially damaged as a result of the ground skid. The left wing also struck brush but the extent of damage to that wing was not specified. The grass airstrip was private and remote, with no mention of other aircraft or personnel involved.