Stick

Sticks

A stick is a piece of wood, used as a spanking implement. For many, the term suggests a rough, untreated, raw branch from a tree -- like a switch but more rigid. However, "the stick" is also an alternate term for a cane, particularly in British school spanking stories. The word stick may be a synonym for a switch.

Sticks are available in many shapes; square, round and flat.

In any case, a stick will be relatively long and thin, unlike a paddle, and rigid compared to a strap. It will deliver mostly sting and little thud to the buttocks. The "stick" category of implements is severe compared to an OTK hand-spanking. A spankee may be told to go cut a stick (switch) for the spanker, which means the spankee must fetch the tool of his discipline.

It is fair to call a spanking with a stick/switch/cane a "beating" for three reasons:

1. the stick will most likely leave welts/red stripes on the buttocks,
2. a spanker may strike the spankee until the subject is sobbing and screaming, and
3. an adult male often tells another male to go to the barn or woodshed for a "beating."

The act of using real, cut-from-nature sticks in spanking is generally reserved for teenage or young adult males who need correction, but canings are given to both male and female spankees equally.

Warning: Cut-from-nature sticks, switches and canes are harsh implements that may cause bleeding and long-lasting discomfort. Apply carefully!

List of Spanking Implements
Flat spanking implements bath brush (wooden or plastic) belt bimmy cooking spatula (wooden or plastic) dough scraper (rubber or silicone) flyswatter hairbrush (wooden or plastic) leather paddle Newspaper paddle (wooden paddle) ping-pong paddle ruler (wooden or plastic) slapper/flapper slipper / Plimsoll strap / Strop tawse wooden spoon Stick-like spanking implements blackboard pointer cane (rattan, bamboo etc.) crop ferula stick switch yardstick Other spanking implements baccalà (clipfish) birch carpet beater Quirt rope's end scourge stinging nettles Whipping implements include bullwhip cat o' nine tails chicotte (an African whip) flail flogger horsehair whip human hair whip klopfpeitsche loopy johnny martinet quirt rebenque (South American gaucho whip) rubber hose single-tail whip sjambok (South African whip)
Some spanking implements produce more "sting" while others produce more "thud". See "sting and thud" for more on this distinction.

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