Recreational / Hobbyist UAS pilot reported a lost link which resulted in the UAS flying away and crashing into a tree.

Narrative

I'm in Location A. I live in the middle of class D airspace with an executive airport right down the road. I was just up flying my DJI Avata out my back door; flying Line of Sight (LOS) just to run down a couple batteries so that I could put the drone up. I received Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) for a few hours today and I am cleared for 100 ft. Was only up less than a minute and was at 30m when the Avata started drifting and shot straight back into a wooded conservation area that backs up to my back yard. I had absolutely no control over the Avata in just a split second; shot back into the woods and I lost it. I put on the [First Person View] goggles to see what was going on with it and apparently it hit a random tree and is down somewhere around the middle of the wooded area. All I could see through the goggles was the ground; a log; and some plants where it has stopped. This wooded area (Swamp) will be impossible for me to try to get in and find it. The Avata shut down within a minute as it said it was overheated so I can't use a 'find my drone' to get it either. Do I need to now file a report with the NTSB since I lost radio (TX) control between the drone and myself? No injuries or damage to anything other that the loss of the drone.