This part of the forum is for people to post there rose pics on.
You will have much better response on the regular Rose forum section that answers questions.

Post your question here:

Here is a link that might be useful: Rose Forum

I realized that last night after I posted this, LOL... but I was afraid to repost on another forum without deleting this one first. I just don't know how to delete, so I will just repost.

Thanks!

No big deal, don't worry about deleting...lol

Yes, they look like roses. Now, they could be from a rose that is used as rootstock, that rose is Dr. Huey, a once-blooming, red, climber, very prone to disease (powdery mildew to start). If you pruned it this year, it won't bloom again until next year (it blooms on the past year's growth). If you didn't touch it, it should set a bud and bloom some time next month. If you want, just leave it until it blooms, then you'll have a better sense of what variety it is.

As Diane said they are probably Dr. Huey root stock from some old roses that were planted there at some time. It may not have even come up last year but just sprouted this spring from any pieces of root left in the ground. If it is that when it blooms don't hesitate to dig it up and plant something else you'll really want and like. It's major attribute is that it's roots make other varieties grow bigger and faster. That's why it's used for grafting. The rose itself is nothing much to look at.

Thanks for the advice... I'm waiting to see when it blooms.