How Did Scott Clark Cause Dare To Dares

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Scott Clark decided to issue a challenge to his 4-year-old son, Asher Clark. The father's dare would have most people running in the other direction but Asher jumped at the chance to take his dad up his offer which included a $20 reward for the boy if he went through with it.

According to Country Rebel, the father and son from Valdosta, Georgia, could have just proved that this 4-year-old has no fear when it comes to dares or very large animals. Asher snuck up on a steer and jumped right on his back after his father said he would pay him if he did it.

The safety of the child immediately comes to mind when Asher takes on the dare to earn his $20.

The video even includes the voice of another child saying "that's not safe" while she is watching,

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