I am sad that you had to make this decision,It was a hard decision.. I had to give away both of my roosters. And it’s been two weeks I still miss them so much
however, I would like to back you up to say that I think it is the right one. If your neighbors don't want them then you have to do what's best. 
I hope that they got a great home and that you will be comforted by getting more chickens! 
That’s great
best solution there is.Pretty sure OP got rid of the roosters. Awhile back.This is so frustrating. And sad, too. I’m sorry you’re having to go through it.
How about returning them to the person who sold them to you as pullets?
It was a hard decision.. I had to give away both of my roosters. And it’s been two weeks I still miss them so muchI'm having the same issue. I purchased 3 chicks and a duck and was told they would grow to be hens. Now all 3 turned out to be roos and they literally take turns crowing. Loudly i might add. And im so worried that eventually someone os going to complain. Maybe even call the cops on meif u figure it out let me know!
I already gave them away.. but what’s that
My roo tend to crow at around 6-8am and I let them out at 9am so it turns to be useful for me
Rooster collars are cruel and end up killing them.
I do agree, in some cases, they turn out working, but are dangerous, and something you wouldn't want to put your rooster through. However, @Marshmallow1234 finally came with the decision to re-home the roosters.
