FREESTONE COUNTY, Texas (KWTX) - Growing up Kimberly Ratcliff spent her weekends on her father's ranch.

Even after landing a job at Bloomberg in New York City, she said she always wanted to get back to her roots."I just love waking up every morning and it's something different all the time," Ratcliff shared.

"There's never really anything the same, especially when you have cattle and you have a meat company and you have everything."From New York to the family ranchAfter quitting her job and completing TCU's ranch management program Ratcliff moved back to Texas in 2007 with plans to help her father with his ranch in Freestone County."What really drew me the most was just coming home and seeing this ranch that needed to be generational," Ratcliff said.